South Beach RAAC - 03/09/15

[g-force]

26 fished over HW, northerly sea running, 11 weighed in, 20 fish (10 codling, 8 whiting, 1 flounder, 1 coalie).

1st Kev Moffatt, 7lb 12oz, 2 cd, Newbiggin Beach
2nd Phil Smithson, 6lb 7.5oz, 2 cd (inc HF 4lb 8.5oz). Newbiggin Beach
3rd Peter Stewart, 2lb 4.5oz, 2 cd, Scarboro hole.
=4th Gary Wilson, 1lb 11.7oz, 1cd, 1wh. Blyth Pier
=4th Marc Gaff, 1lb 11.7oz, 1cd, Newbiggin beach
6th Stuart Nelson (G), 1lb 10.2oz, 1 co, 2 wh. Blyth Pier
7th Iain Galbraith, 1lb 8oz, 1cd. Whitley Prom
8th Mick Gaff, 1lb 6.9oz, 1cd. Newbiggin beach
9th Marc Callender, 1lb 1.5oz. 2 wh, 1fl. Blyth Beach
10th Marty Pygall, 0lb 11.8oz, 2 wh. Blyth Beach.
11th Bill Langlands, 0lb 6.2oz, 1 wh. Blyth Pier.

Cheers, Gary

 

[davidhayley1945]

canny turnout gary, davy.

 

[hughgee]

Gary just looking to pick your brains if you don't mind- it's dying off a bit a dim gonna have a look out later and fish it down- any suggestions where's worth a look Whitley- Blyth way on? Was gonna give whitley beach a try but looks flat now and am a it stumped!! Cheers

 

[g-force]

Gary just looking to pick your brains if you don't mind- it's dying off a bit a dim gonna have a look out later and fish it down- any suggestions where's worth a look Whitley- Blyth way on? Was gonna give whitley beach a try but looks flat now and am a it stumped!! Cheers

I haven't seen the sea today but just had a look on the surf-cam and there still seems like a decent roll on. If fishing down to LW later on I'd still be very tempted to try Whitley beach, probably the stretch from the Panama down-over (as long as it's not too weeded up), but probably only expect a large number of small fish. If you're looking for a (hopefully) better stamp of fish, a chuck into either Cullercoats Harbour or round the corner in Slatey Gut (top end of Tynemouth) would be worth a go.

Another shot that I think would be worth a look over LW would be West Bay skeer by St Mary's Island, should be a nice roll coming in there and would probably be my first choice.

Good luck wherever you go,
Gary