No let up

northeast1

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Well no let in the future guess work for the winds, been down the marina today and checked tingray, Wor lass, Slinky, Grace and that for the ropes etc since the wind was so strong last night it managed to snap two 8" square fence posts i had in half and rip off 3 tiles and the porch overhang, insurance job for £50 i am glad to say.

All boats fine but some are moving around about 6ft on the ropes, think some people will need a spot of paint when this wind is over, its blowing right around the marina.

Think it could be a full 4 days away to Whitby or Sctoland rather than fishing with this wind.
 
God knows its all guess work, just do what i am doing, crossing fingers that come the night before a planned trip its wind free and flat sea's.
I have called my trip off for today thou for the light wind we have today :)
 
I actually live in Leeds, so its relatively calm here. I have to just go by what my folks are telling me and met office reports :)

need to find a new job back in god's country so i can get a nice little boat/kayak for myself. It doesn't really cut it fishing in the canals here :)
 
Looking at the wind map for tomorrow, Wednesday, it looks ok at 8mph southerly for a quick macky bash session, so might give that a go. nearly six weeks since i've had "lazy daze out".:(:confused:

On the insurance claim Rich, you'll probably have an excess more than £50. The insurance companies have everyone by the short and curlies with excesses:mad:
 
Yer i just checked its £100 but still cheaper than doing it myself, bloody wind.worst May on record for me fishing wise and luck wise.

I had thought about Wed fishing with the widn being from the west most of today but the waves seem close together and with it turning a straight south i changed my mind, should be fine close in and small tides will help if that wind drops below gale force 10. :)

Let us know how you get on, the more i look at the wind the more i feel a weekend away at Whitby comming on.
 
Sorry folks but I don't know what the trouble is ..... I just checked the weather on 7 day forecast
and its sunny every day with 25deg C minimum and a consistent 5mph westerly .........

oops just realised I had my holiday weather destination typed in instead :) :) :) c'mon pathos :thumbup:
assuming the ash cloud moves anyway ...... still there's a couple of weeks or so left to disperse it.

:)

norm
 
I'm supposed to be out on sunday.... do you think they trip will be cancelled or still brave it ?

where are you going out from? I was supposed to be out Sunday from Hartlepool and it was cancelled. Glad like looking at the waves:eek:

Booked again for this Saturday so fingers crossed...
 
Going out from South Shields OhPollocks (feels wierd calling someone that lol) Looks a bit gusty from those sites posted earlier but we'll see :)
 
Well no let in the future guess work for the winds, been down the marina today and checked tingray, Wor lass, Slinky, Grace and that for the ropes etc

Cheers Ritchie, I was thinking I should go and check. You’re right about the wind and weather, great for decorating and building up the brownie points, not so good for fishing. I wonder what it will be like for the Sunday comp.
 
This wind is a real pain in the butt and it looks set to keep blowing for quite a while yet. Her indoors is starting to get used to having me around and has started finding DIY jobs for me to do. Fishing is nearly impossible at any distance from the shore but I have an idea that might just work and get me out of painting etc.
The situations desperate and I'm seriously thinking about dropping anchor in the shelter of the Tynemouth priory cliffs and fishing for plaice on the sandbanks off the north pier. I've caught Plaice there before and I've also heard that some decent Pollack can be caught with a spinning rod from the rocky ground close to the pier.
Hey Richie, appreciate you checking my ropes cos I wasn't able to make it to the marina today, her indoors had me doing stuff.
 
Sorry folks but I don't know what the trouble is ..... I just checked the weather on 7 day forecast
and its sunny every day with 25deg C minimum and a consistent 5mph westerly .........

oops just realised I had my holiday weather destination typed in instead :) :) :) c'mon pathos :thumbup:
assuming the ash cloud moves anyway ...... still there's a couple of weeks or so left to disperse it.

:)

norm

aye norman its grand here in protaris 28 deg and flat sea:):):):)
 
Going out from South Shields OhPollocks (feels wierd calling someone that lol) Looks a bit gusty from those sites posted earlier but we'll see :)

If Id known people would call me by that name I may have thought twice..:exclam:

wifes idea, cos apparently whilst building my rigs, when I stab myself I mutter bollocks under my breath. When I asked her for a user name thats what she came up with. I just thought I would make it more fishy..lol...:D:D
 
aye norman its grand here in protaris 28 deg and flat sea:):):):)

Curious, what hotel are you staying at? Had many a holiday staying in the Anastacia (opposite the Blue Spice) in Protaras. Seen them put the storm warning flags up and think to myself "they dont know what a rough sea is".
 
Curious, what hotel are you staying at? Had many a holiday staying in the Anastacia (opposite the Blue Spice) in Protaras. Seen them put the storm warning flags up and think to myself "they dont know what a rough sea is".

silver sands,aye your right the slightest bit of breeze and they crap emselves:D:D
 
This wind is a real pain in the butt and it looks set to keep blowing for quite a while yet. Her indoors is starting to get used to having me around and has started finding DIY jobs for me to do. Fishing is nearly impossible at any distance from the shore but I have an idea that might just work and get me out of painting etc.
The situations desperate and I'm seriously thinking about dropping anchor in the shelter of the Tynemouth priory cliffs and fishing for plaice on the sandbanks off the north pier. I've caught Plaice there before and I've also heard that some decent Pollack can be caught with a spinning rod from the rocky ground close to the pier.
Hey Richie, appreciate you checking my ropes cos I wasn't able to make it to the marina today, her indoors had me doing stuff.

Gave it a go for an hour this morning on the north east corner of tynemouth pier, first for mackerel, nil, then anchored up for flaties, got two dabs and one small plaice. Wind was freshening all the time, so headed back in.
 
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