Subject: Whitburn 18/09
RobAdair
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posted on 18/9/2005 at 21:28
Bit of a non catch report really, but it'll only make sense to 3 people anyways
Started out at the Wherry at 7am with our keed and moved onto the rocks as soon as the tide allowed.
Good knocks from point A (north and south shots) with rag or sandeel, however nothing landed and no cocktails worked, even tipping the rag was enough to stop the bites
Nothing at B or C
Continued south, checking out marks at regular intervals until we hit Wreck Point, again a few knocks but nothing to show for them.
However it was a canny recce session and we've found a few good shots for the coming winter (we hope)
Highlight of the day was our keed catching a hagfish in the sand with his fingers and then throwing it into a rockpool when he was slimed, also saw a dead one?
Had an excellent (sometimes close up) view of the Red Arrows display and the weather was red hot. Downside was wringing out me pants when I took the chesties off
P.S. Bribones is gonna be a millionaire if our keed keeps fishing here
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Davey.adair
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posted on 18/9/2005 at 21:36
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P.S. Bribones is gonna be a millionaire if our keed keeps fishing here
That's providing Greenpeace don't catch up with me and have me locked up for polluting the sea with lead
TC
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posted on 19/9/2005 at 16:36
Lol Rob
At A, B and C we used mussel, mussel and more mussel.
Soon as worm baits were tried, the knocks stopped.
Davey......join the club. m8.....hahahaha......there must be enough lead down there to build a nuclear storage facility
Hagfish???.....Oh what a delight they are, eh?........lol
Definitely worth a recce of that whole area at L/W, Rob.
The area iteslf isn't THAT big, but there are loads of potentially "good shots" worth trying........just a bit of a trek over rocks - some as big as hooses......lol
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willywetegg
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posted on 19/9/2005 at 16:40
I have been very lucky never to have caught a Hagfish yet. Mind I have had my gear slimed a few times lol, NOT nice at all.
Jim.
RobAdair
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posted on 19/9/2005 at 16:51
We tried mussel, frozen crab, razorfish, mackerel, sandeel and ragworm and, like I said, we only got knocks with either ragworm by itself or sandeel by itself, nowt else worked
Just goes to show, what catches one day doesn't get a look in the next.
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RobAdair
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posted on 18/9/2005 at 21:28
Bit of a non catch report really, but it'll only make sense to 3 people anyways
Started out at the Wherry at 7am with our keed and moved onto the rocks as soon as the tide allowed.
Good knocks from point A (north and south shots) with rag or sandeel, however nothing landed and no cocktails worked, even tipping the rag was enough to stop the bites
Nothing at B or C
Continued south, checking out marks at regular intervals until we hit Wreck Point, again a few knocks but nothing to show for them.
However it was a canny recce session and we've found a few good shots for the coming winter (we hope)
Highlight of the day was our keed catching a hagfish in the sand with his fingers and then throwing it into a rockpool when he was slimed, also saw a dead one?
Had an excellent (sometimes close up) view of the Red Arrows display and the weather was red hot. Downside was wringing out me pants when I took the chesties off
P.S. Bribones is gonna be a millionaire if our keed keeps fishing here
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Davey.adair
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posted on 18/9/2005 at 21:36
quote:
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P.S. Bribones is gonna be a millionaire if our keed keeps fishing here
That's providing Greenpeace don't catch up with me and have me locked up for polluting the sea with lead
TC
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posted on 19/9/2005 at 16:36
Lol Rob
At A, B and C we used mussel, mussel and more mussel.
Soon as worm baits were tried, the knocks stopped.
Davey......join the club. m8.....hahahaha......there must be enough lead down there to build a nuclear storage facility
Hagfish???.....Oh what a delight they are, eh?........lol
Definitely worth a recce of that whole area at L/W, Rob.
The area iteslf isn't THAT big, but there are loads of potentially "good shots" worth trying........just a bit of a trek over rocks - some as big as hooses......lol
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willywetegg
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posted on 19/9/2005 at 16:40
I have been very lucky never to have caught a Hagfish yet. Mind I have had my gear slimed a few times lol, NOT nice at all.
Jim.
RobAdair
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posted on 19/9/2005 at 16:51
We tried mussel, frozen crab, razorfish, mackerel, sandeel and ragworm and, like I said, we only got knocks with either ragworm by itself or sandeel by itself, nowt else worked
Just goes to show, what catches one day doesn't get a look in the next.
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