[SWWASAC]

Today i witnessed a catch at the Island to left of beach by the island to the right of Lifeboat slip. A Bass touching 9 lbs 3 oz on the scales was landed on crab and weighed and released by a chap named Bobby. Nice fish as well, hell of a scrap racing in close as well you could see the fingers cutting through the tide what a sight.
My children were excited watching him land the fish. all was spoilt by a serious accident just before New hedges on way home, possible fatallity as well.

 

[rock hopper]

do you mean mean on castle beach were st catherines island is

 

[SWWASAC]

you are right R/H spot on m8
What a beautiiful conditioned fish as well.
i put a question mark on 1 st posting knowing i could not remember name of rock

 

[cool wez]

That sounds an awsum fish, do you think a spinner (dexter wedge) would have worked, i fished off that rock last week, but blanked. Hopin to go there again tomorrow,



tight lines m8

 

[dog hop]

never underestimate the power and catching ability of a dexter wedge whatever the conditions or state of the sea every time i break out the spinning rod 'dex' goes on at least 4 or 5 times during the session and very rarely do i blank !

 

[rock hopper]

what sort of tide was it swwasac .

was the guy fishing off the rocks or on the beach.

cheers

r h

 

[i hate whiting]

yeah, dexter wedges are excellent for bass. even though ive only caught one bass on a dexter. but then i have only caught two bass in all. so i can say half my bass have gone to a dexter.
my first bass was on holiday (?) in pwhelli . i brought a small spinning rod down the beach, saw loads of birds and stuff diving all over the place. (only about 50 yards out). cast my 'dexter' right next to a cormoran and in the words of paul young ' wham' a 2and a half lb bass was o nthe end.
well chuffed!

 

[SWWASAC]

it were a big tide he was fishing from lw up on the beach in front of island

 

[rock hopper]

thanks for the advice m8. what side of the island was it the right on to the open beach or the left on to the narrow beach