sea trout

[m ruff]

just a quick question are you able to fish for them with out a license if there in a tidal harbour

Cheers Mark

 

[Charlie_Thompson]

Not sure - best advice I can give :red: Try a salmon or seatrout forum if you don't get an answer here.

 

[mark]

'fraid not

even a mile out to sea your not supposed to take them

now if you were fish for 'other things' and accidental 'caught' some, that's ok - but they have to be returned

 

[Tompa]

Simple answer,,,,No

Like Mark say's if you hook 'em by accident then they have to go back!!!!!

Good luck if you keep 'em and i hope you dont get caught ;-)

Cheers


Tony

 

[m ruff]

Thanks for the replys lads thought i would check will stick to watching them before they swim upstream was a couple of nice ones prob about 3lb and loads smaller ones.
Cheers Mark

 

[dazzer]

Here's a pic of my personal best sea trout, weighing in at 13lb, taken from the tidal section of the river Coquet last year 13th Sept 08.

Yes I was licenced, before anyone asks.

 

[mick dunn]

Jeeze thats some fish.

 

[Durham-Lad]

Thats a cracking fish dazza what was that taken on?

 

[dazzer]

Thats a cracking fish dazza what was that taken on?

The clue is in the link lol
Caught at the white posts on a mepps m8.

 

[Durham-Lad]

Ah ha i didnt read that last bit cheeky bugger lol

 

[jimmy]

heres me mate Bill Websters biggest sea trout, caught on a fly, in the tyne but not sure whereabouts, and yes he was and still is licenced for migratory fish

 

[kingcod deano]

cracking fish them lads i bet they give an amazing fight against the tide

 

[huntsman]

cracking fish