Eyemouth again

m ruff

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Had a week at the caravan only managed to fish twice for a couple of hours each time because of the wearther. First time managed 2 Mackerel 3 small Pollock and a Sand Eel. Second time caught 3 Mackerel 1 Coddling and 3 small Pollock. All the fish caught on spinners. Where i was fishing there is a gully which gets cut off at high tide noticed 2 guys fishing on it at high tide must have went across at low tide. They started coming back about an hour after i arrived only to find the the gully was full of water 10ft wide and 8ft deep. They asked me what time high and low tide was. They had 3 choices either swim, wait for low tide or call for the life boat they decided to swim it. They threw there gear across to me left there tackle box to retrieve later when the tide had dropped they both swam across. Can not believe they had not checked the tides before going across this gully is only safe to cross max 2 hours either side of low water depending on the size of the tide.
 

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Folk never learn. Family used to have caravans on the site many moons ago. I remember as a kid watching from the cliff top as the Helicopter and lifeboat lifted 3 or 4 fishermen off the 'island' and that must be 30 year ago, I bet it's happened many times since.

Well done on the catches
 
some nice pics there mate, nice codling. Some people just dont think do they? Who in there right minds goes onto a rock mark without first checking the tides and secondly when they are on it checking there route off is ok? Mental!
 
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