tonynufc
Well-known member
me paul galon and dave keeler headed up north looking for a rare species of fish called cod. we were on our mark for 3.30pm and the sea was as flat as a witches wotsits and the water was crystal clear with a big seal lurking nearby, things weren't looking good. we had a few chucks but nothing was happening so we moved to another mark, on the way i decided to take a tumble on the rocks
i was more bothered about my rod than me
anyway we got set up and in went the first baits, paul got a call of his mate who went to the mark we were on first and he'd got a 4.5lb codling on his first chuck
we plodded on and i christened my new rod with a granny fish
i wish i'd took a picture of it as it had the best markings ive ever seen, no snotty green on this beauty, it was a green/brown colour with lovely red markings off living in the kelp. dave got a nice pull on his rod but it never came back so off we went on another move to the craster area which was crap so we chucked in the towel just after 9.
new rod.
ive just got myself a mk3 apollo 14ft. if anyones thinking about getting one i'd say go and get one. it is easily the best rod ive used, ive got a platinum xs and a mk2 apollo, this is a different class compared to those two. ive fished with the reel up the rod for 15 years and i decided to try the reel down on this one, i done ok but once it got dark i found it hard. i was hoping for a cod bite to see what the bite detection was like but i wasn't to be.
there's always next time




new rod.
ive just got myself a mk3 apollo 14ft. if anyones thinking about getting one i'd say go and get one. it is easily the best rod ive used, ive got a platinum xs and a mk2 apollo, this is a different class compared to those two. ive fished with the reel up the rod for 15 years and i decided to try the reel down on this one, i done ok but once it got dark i found it hard. i was hoping for a cod bite to see what the bite detection was like but i wasn't to be.
there's always next time
