[madfisherman]

Fished today from 2pm to 6pm ,tide was at its lowest but fished anyway.set up spinning rod & a float for my son(aged 9 ) .I blanked but my son didn't, on his first cast he got a good(very good)pollock:clap3.We had a good day & I look forward to my next lesson.

 

[bigpaul]

nice one mate

 

[sirfishalot]

wow...... what a pollock ,nice catch

I hate it when my son out fishes me too!!!!!

 

[doyt]

that's a nice fish there m8 bet your son was chuffed to bit's

 

[Bass-ic Instinct]

Nice fish, did you fish off the front down the lighthouse? I heard one bloke had a few big pollock to 5lb there last week and a few mackerel aswell. Had a few pollack off the boat to 4lb out of Logan, but for the time of year and from the shore thats a fish to be proud of.

 

[madfisherman]

here's another pic

 

[dab hand]

An absolute cracker for the wee man, well done indeed.

 

[madfisherman]

Nice fish, did you fish off the front down the lighthouse? I heard one bloke had a few big pollock to 5lb there last week and a few mackerel aswell. Had a few pollack off the boat to 4lb out of Logan, but for the time of year and from the shore thats a fish to be proud of.

yes, below lighthouse,unfortunate that tide was out,would have liked to fish it on the rise.Bait was float fished sandeels.

 

[Bass-ic Instinct]

You get some monster conger there plus some good wrasse too there, but thats later on in the year. Had heard that one guy had taken some mackerel off the end of the Mull last week to.

 

[peterthefisherman]

Nice fish - well done

 

[theguyfulla]

crackin pollock there for the wee man :clap3: keeps them coming back!!:notworthy

 

[tack4]

mark looks very like lagvag point to me more towards the tide rip below helicopter landing pad great mark if im rightand more importantley great fish for the wee man nice one

 

[boom boom]

Well done to my nephew for teaching his auld da a lesson:boxing: ,good to see fathers and sons fishing and passing on the knowledge from generation to generation.:clap3: :clap3: :clap3:

 

[madfisherman]

Well done to my nephew for teaching his auld da a lesson:boxing: ,good to see fathers and sons fishing and passing on the knowledge from generation to generation.:clap3: :clap3: :clap3:

if you want lessons he will be glad to teach you:fishing: lol

 

[rabby]

how do the kids do it.....us dads show them how to put the rod together to put the trace on and show them how to put the bait on and then cast it out????????but for some how thay catch more fish than us wot the f;ck do thay do :2: :2: :2: us to get some stick when went home from the wife u will be the same tack 4 or does the wife now wot is comeing now must be used to it now:yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo:

 

[graham11]

used 2 hate it when me wee boy out fish me , but u get used 2 it

 

[tack4]

looks like i'm gonna have too!!!!

 

[CLABYDOO]

Fished today from 2pm to 6pm ,tide was at its lowest but fished anyway.set up spinning rod & a float for my son(aged 9 ) .I blanked but my son didn't, on his first cast he got a good(very good)pollock:clap3.We had a good day & I look forward to my next lesson.

That's a cracker, well done

 

[Nocodagain]

Cracking Pollack!

I have fished the Mull loads of times but always on the West Tarbet, how do you get down the front?

 

[Bass-ic Instinct]

It looks steep, but it aint that bad when you walk down it. You will see a path down near the end of the Helicopter station and you just follow that down. West Tarbet is a decent mark though. Not as many pollack perhaps but there are some big fish there, there are also a good head of wrasse and congers there too. Caught a lot of dogfish and some smaller huss there. Last year a lad i know also caught a small ling there.