willywetegg
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Has anyone been having any luck off our shore with them up till now as I have a couple of new rods and a reel that need to be christened this season.
Jim.
Jim.
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CODHEAD
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JIM WARE YOU BEEN THE LAST FEW WEEKS THEM LITTLE BARS OF SILVER R HERE
GARY
GARY
chrismorris
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where at i havent had one yet around hartlepool area spinning and float fishing what are the best conditions for them to come in shore do they come in to spawn or are they just after food just wondering the seas got a bit of colour where around hartlepool bit of a surf running
willywetegg
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Turkey Gary, had a few days over there with she who must be obeyed. I heard they were being caught on the boats big time but havn\"t heard much about the shore.
Chris I heard a while ago a few were pulled from the huegh down your way you will catch them from any of your piers they come in to feed just fish as light as possible for best results. It is too easy to stick half a dozen feathers on and rake them in. A light bass rod or spinning rod and a bright lure or spinner is all that\"s needed.
Chris I heard a while ago a few were pulled from the huegh down your way you will catch them from any of your piers they come in to feed just fish as light as possible for best results. It is too easy to stick half a dozen feathers on and rake them in. A light bass rod or spinning rod and a bright lure or spinner is all that\"s needed.
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CODHEAD
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ON THE BOATS SOME DAYS LOADS NEXT DAY NOWT.I LIKE TO FISH 3 HOURS BEFORE HIGH TIDE FOR THEM
LAST WEEK NO MAKERAL ON THE BOAT TILL LATE AFTERNOON
GARY
LAST WEEK NO MAKERAL ON THE BOAT TILL LATE AFTERNOON
GARY
blackvelvet
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not showing here at the Blyth end yet I got to the pier most days with the dogs but nowt doing, when the kids are on their school holidays then Blyth Pier will fish it\'s socks off, patience my man patience.
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CODHEAD
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THEY CANT BE FAR AWAY FROM BLYTH AS WE ARE GETTING THEM ON THE BOATS JUST OFF BUT TWO TIDES NEVER THE SAME AT THE MINUTE JFK ONLY HAD 12 ON SUNDAY AND YET WEVE HAD LOADS MOST DAYS
GARY
GARY
fished blyth pier sunday mate had a 2 1/2 pound plaice i got 2 small flattys ...tried for mackerel but nothing showed and none caught a few ppl caught a few sandeels and small coalies ...the best fun we had was watching the little sprats swimming next to the pier and being chased by the sandeels n coalies ..trying again on saturday if i can get out that is
LING_BASHER
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We had nonoe on suaday from the boat, i got 2 from south shields pier last thursday night.There is alot of colour in the water and all the bait fish are holding about 2miles of shore.
All the female mackerel have row in them so i think they must feed up then spawn inshore..not sure mind.
I agree with Gary....3hrs up 30mins down is what i have always fished for them...this is because i like abit of tide rip for the spinners but during july they will/should be caught all tide round.
All the female mackerel have row in them so i think they must feed up then spawn inshore..not sure mind.
I agree with Gary....3hrs up 30mins down is what i have always fished for them...this is because i like abit of tide rip for the spinners but during july they will/should be caught all tide round.
willywetegg
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Cheers peeps good information as usual. It is always apreciated by us inlanders lol as it can save quite a bit of time and money in driving about the coast.
Jim.
Jim.
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TC
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Lol, Sless.
Ians\' mate Craig took part in the RNLI Comp last month (1st time he\'d fished from a boat). He became known on the boat as \"mackeral man\". He must\'ve pulled in around 40 or 50. When I met up with him & Ian after the comp, he looked like a \'70s pop star - I thought he was covered in glitter with all those scales to him.......lol
Ians\' mate Craig took part in the RNLI Comp last month (1st time he\'d fished from a boat). He became known on the boat as \"mackeral man\". He must\'ve pulled in around 40 or 50. When I met up with him & Ian after the comp, he looked like a \'70s pop star - I thought he was covered in glitter with all those scales to him.......lol
willywetegg
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Lmao. Yes when you are catching them you can not have enough cloths with you.
willywetegg
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Hey Gary, Hope Iv\"e got the right bloke here mate. You are from my neck of the woods aren\"t you.
That picture couldn\"t be of anyone else lol.
Jim.
That picture couldn\"t be of anyone else lol.
Jim.
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hi, jim i live at sunniside wot picture you on about thers so many about ,theres still the one on the home page.its o.k. living here cos im 9 mile inland and can see the sea from sundreland to blyth.i used to pick a lad up at the red city years ago passed through a while ago wot a change since that red dust has gone.hope this wind blows itself out,fishing wed and friday with alan (jfk)
all the best gary
all the best gary
willywetegg
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Sorry Gary mate you are the image of a lad that lives up here I thought you wos him
Jim..
Jim..
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CODHEAD
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there cant be two of us.this good lucking
chrismorris
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fished the north gare monday tuesday nothing on monday nor did anyone else but on tues caught a shooly of about a pound still no mackerel my mate caught a couple of the huegh but none for me yet
willywetegg
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Don\"t worry about it Chris just keep getting yourself down out there on a nice sunny calm day with a light rod and some spinners and you will have some great fun mate.
Jim.
Jim.
