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Geodark

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No not really, but when the macky do come in (And I know its a while yet) does anyone know of anywhere quiet, away from all the chavs, that still fishes well? I want to take the bairn out but don't want him stood shoulder to shoulder with idiots and numptys.

He comes still water fishing with me and I am trying to teach him good habbits etc - so the last thing I want him to see is people throwing fish around, swearing their heads off, getting wrecked etc.

He's 7, so does know right from wrong, but I would still he rather he was catching without all the idiots etc.
 
No not really, but when the macky do come in (And I know its a while yet) does anyone know of anywhere quiet, away from all the chavs, that still fishes well? I want to take the bairn out but don't want him stood shoulder to shoulder with idiots and numptys.

He comes still water fishing with me and I am trying to teach him good habbits etc - so the last thing I want him to see is people throwing fish around, swearing their heads off, getting wrecked etc.

He's 7, so does know right from wrong, but I would still he rather he was catching without all the idiots etc.

Oh, I am north of the tyne by the way - Newcastle area.
 
your best chance is get him up very early arriving on the piers at first light. the fishing is better while the idiots are sleeping it off and it will be more of an adventure for him.

i always took my daughter with me. we'd arrive in darkness and head off home with a bag full at 6.30 just as the crouds start to turn up.
 
your best chance is get him up very early arriving on the piers at first light. the fishing is better while the idiots are sleeping it off and it will be more of an adventure for him.

i always took my daughter with me. we'd arrive in darkness and head off home with a bag full at 6.30 just as the crouds start to turn up.

Probably a good idea fella, he does seem to enjoy it when we get up really early to head out to the still waters.

cheers bud.
 
as already said m8, get up early and have a good session with the bairn while the idiot's are still sleeping of the white cider.

it's a bit of a hike but amble, north side is really peaceful, and you get the mackerel from the little jetty, depend's if the little fella can hack a hike.

with this warm spell a don't think it'll be that long really, only a few year ago we had them at the beginning of april.

and it sicken's me when a bloke can't enjoy a bit of fishing with his son, without worrying about the chav macky basher's....!

good luck m8
 
as already said m8, get up early and have a good session with the bairn while the idiot's are still sleeping of the white cider.

it's a bit of a hike but amble, north side is really peaceful, and you get the mackerel from the little jetty, depend's if the little fella can hack a hike.

with this warm spell a don't think it'll be that long really, only a few year ago we had them at the beginning of april.

and it sicken's me when a bloke can't enjoy a bit of fishing with his son, without worrying about the chav macky basher's....!

good luck m8

Cheers buddy - how much of a hike are we talking? he goes out walking the dog with the wife and that's normally 2 or 3 miles a time.
 
that distance will do for this fishing spot,
just don't leave nowt in the car, cos it's a hell of a walk back.
do you know amble at all m8.
 
Beadnell pier. Got to be high tide don't get many chavs they seem to prefer using the bus fare on a tenner deal
Most of the rock point marks fish ok just don't get the quantity of fish
 
dunstanburgh castle

dunstanburgh castle

park at howick next to the south end of the golf course.if youve been to the beach there its where ice cream van parks.turn right out the gate and its a 3/4 mile walk,go through the kissing gate just before the castle and climb up the hill jump over the fence.follow the path to the hole in the wall and walk down to rocks just past the cliffs.fish towards howick very deep water and no knackers there at sunrise !! if the sea is big dont go very dangerous.very slippy when wet too apart from that great fun mackrel,pollock,coley.hope this helps:)
 
Wots with all this chav talk ?r they a pain or something ?
Not taking the p**s,but where I live,never heard of chavs like that,get the hi viz n trainer brigade,but not a prob with e'm(to cold for e'm):o
 
park at howick next to the south end of the golf course.if youve been to the beach there its where ice cream van parks.turn right out the gate and its a 3/4 mile walk,go through the kissing gate just before the castle and climb up the hill jump over the fence.follow the path to the hole in the wall and walk down to rocks just past the cliffs.fish towards howick very deep water and no knackers there at sunrise !! if the sea is big dont go very dangerous.very slippy when wet too apart from that great fun mackrel,pollock,coley.hope this helps:)

Kev, you are talking about Embleton/Dunstanburgh Castle area as Howick is actually south of Craster.
 
the best place to fish for macky along our cost is undoubtedly the piers and we have loads of them,the reason being is that [depending on the tide ] you are fishing in fairly deep water, but for me the main reason for fishing the piers is that for some reason sprats and sandeels congregate around them and if you fish where the bait fish are you will have a better chance of catching the predators feeding on them ie macky ,coalies, pollock etc and the best time is always first light if the tide is high or late evening when the sun is dropping over the horizon but if the conditions are right you can catch them any time of the day, if you want to catch loads but are not bothered about the sport that a macky can give you use a 6 daylight trace,if you want to feel the fish run and fight, macky lbs for lbs are as good as any fish in the sea ,use a freshwater rod 6 lbs line on float or lure and just enjoy ps never been really bothered by the so called chavs
 
Just wondering.....What goes after the mackerel when they're shoaled up?
Garfish maybe?

Might be enlightening to fish for them as well as the mackies with a 2nd rod out.
 
People gan on like maccy season is an invasion of chavs thes not that many about

Have to say I only went out a few times to the piers last year and there were a few there then, people urinating all over the place, dumping rubbish and guts all over, getting wrecked etc. 9:30 one morning on south shields pier I saw half a dozen of them wander up with can's in hand, already half wrecked!
 
Just wondering.....What goes after the mackerel when they're shoaled up?
Garfish maybe?

Might be enlightening to fish for them as well as the mackies with a 2nd rod out.

Couple of years back I saw some cracking pollock tailwalking chasing maccy on ssp at dusk.
 
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