[craign]

just come back from colwyn bay beach,pumped fresh lug an had a 3-4 hours fishing on low water,the bloody place is swaming with dog fish,just pulled 13 out the water,so i decided to go home,ive had enough of them things:schmoll:

 

[chiefbeef]

I have learned to love the dogfish ! I dont get many where i fish usually , plus my lad loves it when he see's me catching a shark lol

 

[craign]

I have learned to love the dogfish ! I dont get many where i fish usually , plus my lad loves it when he see's me catching a shark lol

hahaha,yeah supose ill have to learn to love them,iv caught enough of the buggers,my little girl thourght they were cool aswell:clap2:

 

[coastman]

hahaha,yeah supose ill have to learn to love them,iv caught enough of the buggers,my little girl thourght they were cool aswell:clap2:

I love them, great looking fish and love them when they save a blanking session.
The sea and a bent rod is what its all about.
Coastman

 

[chiefbeef]

my lad wanted to take one home a while back, no matter how many times i put it back it swam straight back to where we were , and with them little black eyes poking out at me......i almost did lol

 

[coastman]

my lad wanted to take one home a while back, no matter how many times i put it back it swam straight back to where we were , and with them little black eyes poking out at me......i almost did lol

CB,
Sure that was Brum on a blind date...lol.
No offence just a chuckle.

 

[chiefbeef]

haha , nah , that would have been a 27lb dogfish if it was him, not had any 'fanmail' of him recently , so i recon he's seen the light..............or the people upstairs have !

 

[FOOL A FISH]

Any one know if Tony Jones from Rhyl is still pumping worms?

Have not seen hime for a while since he was working at Bass in Bangor.

 

[craign]

my lad wanted to take one home a while back, no matter how many times i put it back it swam straight back to where we were , and with them little black eyes poking out at me......i almost did lol

ture,you put them back an they struggle to get back out,there was a few of them nocking about the water line,i had to wade out to help them of lol

 

[spikydog]

dont ever knock catching a dog fish , there great sport and allways go back to fight another day,
A few years ago in angelesy , at my favorite mark whitebeach Quarry point , we arrived early one morining , to find several gents from manchester(could tell by there accents) fishing , and had been fishing all night , we could tell , by the tell tale sighns , beer cans ,rubbish , overnight fires , more rubbish etc , and a Huge pile of dead and dying fish , Mainly dog fish and some very good takeable pollack , there must have been 2 dozen doggies , lying in the morning sun , dead and dying.
After about half an hour of me and me brother setting up our gear , these guys had decided to leave , they DID leave and JUST LEFT all the fish were they were!!! I was absolutely apalled and disgusted by there BEHAVIOUR , there were five of these guys, and only 2 of us so i did not approch them , i did have a video camera with me but my brother stongly advised me not to get it out to film them , incase they decided to put us in the sea!!........anyway after there departure we cleaned up there rubbish , big bundles of line , beer cans , bait wrappers etc, and put the fish back in the sea , only a few were still alive , i felt sick with gisgust that SEA anglers could do this with out batting an eyelid , if there reading this post ,you dont deserve the right to fish freely in the sea, and i hope your cursed with a blank every time you wet a line.....:bones:
Regardless to say me and my brother did not catch a single fish that day , after about 8 hours trying , was it the 20 + dead fish under our feet giving signals out to there fellow fish,s to keep away?? we will never know that
spikydog:giveup:

 

[craign]

dont ever knock catching a dog fish , there great sport and allways go back to fight another day,
A few years ago in angelesy , at my favorite mark whitebeach Quarry point , we arrived early one morining , to find several gents from manchester(could tell by there accents) fishing , and had been fishing all night , we could tell , by the tell tale sighns , beer cans ,rubbish , overnight fires , more rubbish etc , and a Huge pile of dead and dying fish , Mainly dog fish and some very good takeable pollack , there must have been 2 dozen doggies , lying in the morning sun , dead and dying.
After about half an hour of me and me brother setting up our gear , these guys had decided to leave , they DID leave and JUST LEFT all the fish were they were!!! I was absolutely apalled and disgusted by there BEHAVIOUR , there were five of these guys, and only 2 of us so i did not approch them , i did have a video camera with me but my brother stongly advised me not to get it out to film them , incase they decided to put us in the sea!!........anyway after there departure we cleaned up there rubbish , big bundles of line , beer cans , bait wrappers etc, and put the fish back in the sea , only a few were still alive , i felt sick with gisgust that SEA anglers could do this with out batting an eyelid , if there reading this post ,you dont deserve the right to fish freely in the sea, and i hope your cursed with a blank every time you wet a line.....:bones:
Regardless to say me and my brother did not catch a single fish that day , after about 8 hours trying , was it the 20 + dead fish under our feet giving signals out to there fellow fish,s to keep away?? we will never know that
spikydog:giveup:

thats discusting behaviour,there no need for that