Lynmouth 28/10/14

phill_itofish

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Headed up to Lynmouth last night with Sigsy and Nathan, fished from high tide down to low. We managed 12 fish between us, 4 Coley, 7 Codling and one nice bass. Coddling were all 1-2lb Nathan's bass was 46cm+. All in all a decent night considering the conditions.

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"decent" is an absolute understatement if you ask me !

looks a great session well done mate :thumbup:
 
Sorry mate, If it's any consultation I did remember when we were walking back to the car and said to the lads I was going to get wrong for not inviting you.

Oh aye! What kinda time was that to remember haha. No worries mate always next time. 50cm bass, not many better fish will be caught this year off this coast!
 
well done lads lynemouth can throw up some canny bass just wish I could hook one must of been south side
 
Must have been the north side as I was on the south side and didn't get a touch in two and a half hours!! Used fresh blacks, yellowtails and squid!
Came back to fish the Tyne for a few hours.
Baits were coming back the same as they went out!!
Well done! Only ever caught schoolies at Lynemouth myself.
 
I seem to be getting a lot of credit for Nathan's fish lol I'm sure he'll be reading the posts and realising they're intended for him though. Thanks for all the positive comments lads.
 
Cheers for all of the comments lads.

I'd just cast out with the last of my lug and within a few minutes I had a pretty positive bite, grabed my rod out of the rest and started winding. I fish with braid on my multiplier so could feel all everything that was going on. I thought it was an ok codling, like the 46 cm one I'd landed an hour earlier, but then it got lighter so said to Phill that the weight must have been my lead dragging along the sea bed; i always fish with a paternoster because I don't like the loss of bite detection when fishing with a pulley.

I must admit, it was a bit of a suprise when Phill collected my fish from the waters edge and shouted "it's a bass!, especially when I saw the size of it!

I've only had one other bass (3.5lb from Blyth) since I started fishing 3 seasons ago and that one felt like I was snagged while it was running but I think this one was slightly bigger.

I wasn't expecting much that night because of the conditions but it just shows, to use an old cliché, that you don't catch anything unless you have a line in the water. :-)

Cheers again!
Nathan

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