meet and great 19th July ( catterline the wrasse bash )

**udderman** · 18-05-2008, 20:13

date) 19th July

venue) catterline

task) bash a wrasse and what ever else is there.

tide) high 3.00pm ish

time) fish from 11am till 6.00pm ( negotiable )

the shore line) the north

**gazthelad** · 18-05-2008, 23:12

looks like a cracking place to fish that one great pictures aswell.good luck to all who fish for the wrasse with you.look forward to the report and pics.

**martyboy** · 18-05-2008, 23:21

Never fished there but do you not find that the ebb fishes better on these marks? How much of the rocks get covered over high? Is it deep water?

Any pollack around these marks, whats the tactics for the wrasse, floating or bottom fishing. Would it be worth taking a few jellies along.

Just a suggestion but what about 3 - 9pm. You know the mark so i'll go with what you say.

But yeah that should be ok.

**udderman** · 19-05-2008, 10:08

martyboy; will be good to see you there and all that go

the pic are at low tide. there for about 80% of the rock will be covered at high tide. in pic 1/2, pic 3/4 is just like fishing off the end of the pier as like we did as a loon pic 5 is the most furthest point to the eye and another 10/15 min walk not be out there but reckon that the spot for pollack

as when fishing for wrasse i find that she fishes well 4 hours before high and 3 hours after.
no more than a 20' cast, any more than that your in the kelp, mostly 5' cast
water depth 8 to 15 feet
fishing float/bottom ( bottom trace i use is 5"/9" snood with 2 1/2' /3' drop 3/2oz weight, hook size 0/1 1 and 2)

main bait for me is lug but others will catch

never have i tried the jellies

fishing time 3-9 makes it a late getting home for those who have travelled far

hope this helps ( all input welcome)

**F1F3R** · 19-05-2008, 20:22

hullo,

i will keep an eye on this post for date and times,
and if i can manage i will attend also,

i have a couple off Hospital appointments around same time so canni commit just now too say " yay or nay "

Andy.

**martyboy** · 19-05-2008, 20:22

If theres pollack about then theres no reason why they wont take rag or macky baits on the float. But yeah give though times a shot and hope for weather like in your pics. Looks a stunning mark and looking forward to it.

May fish on if its all going well.

Definatly up for that providing theres no suprises along the way.

**briser_fae_the_broch** · 08-06-2008, 22:20

Looks awesome, a bit like Cable Bay on Anglesey.
It's a long way fae the Broch so not sure if it's feasible for me but would love to come, will need to see nearer the time.

**udderman** · 13-06-2008, 21:38

direction A92
from the south after kineff take the second right
from the north after crawton take the second left
this is the main junction into catterline it has telephone exchange on the right and layby and recycling bins on the left
you've found the junction > second lot of houses turn left > over small bridge turn right > follow road to harbour

parking
if there is a large turn out parking will be tight so may i suggest that the first to arrive park on the pier it will take 6/7 cars the main car park will take 8/10 cars a long as we park tight together may i also suggest that drivers make a (gone fishing ) sign to put in their window so other anglers can park tight to other cars with confidence
please consider other none angling public when parking

the last pic is the harbour at low tied

**ade** · 14-06-2008, 00:05

is that the turning for kineff/bevie
or the kineff on its own which i think is about another 5 miles up if comming from south

**udderman** · 14-06-2008, 10:25

Originally Posted by adeys

is that the turning for kineff/bevie
or the kineff on its own which i think is about another 5 miles up if comming from south

adeys my man
if (comming from the south) heading north on the A90 i would take arbutnott/inverbervie B967 > A92 turn left > kineff > second on the right.
the B967 brings you on to the A92 north side of inverbervie

hope that help my good man