[NeedlesCodmaster]

going wrecking tomorow on shogun from lymington .
Any advice on whats hot to use at the minute would be great cheer's Andy

 

[Guest]

Shads, redgill and jelly worms are usually all thats needed on the south coast. Possible some conger traces if there is any chance of anchoring it at slack water.

 

[NeedlesCodmaster]

Shads, redgill and jelly worms are usually all thats needed on the south coast. Possible some conger traces if there is any chance of anchoring it at slack water.

cheers for that I have loads of storm shads,fire tails,eels and pirk's with 7/0 hokai's
The slack is only 20 min's sono bottom fishing. Hope we get some fish report tommorow night

 

[Guest]

Get Rob to head Waaaaayyyyyyyyy West instead of waaaaayyyyyy South.

The best fish are 15miles South West of Portland Bill.

 

[NeedlesCodmaster]

Get Rob to head Waaaaayyyyyyyyy West instead of waaaaayyyyyy South.

The best fish are 15miles South West of Portland Bill.

i think we will be doing the legs and gurnsey coast the tomato boat 30+ miles south

 

[Guest]

The only reason I mentioned it was Rob took a crew out from the PBSBAC lot last Friday.
Rob worked his socks off and they ended it up pretty close to Cherbourg, but had a really hard day with something like half a dozen fish (small ones too) to the whole charter.
The boats 15 miles to the SW of Portland are averaging around 50 fish a day with a few clonkers still showing.

My thoughts are simpy that the distance over to the French marks is about the same as the distance to the wrecks off West.

 

[terryswindon]

Going out from Exmouth on the Rose-Ann. Will report back on what and where.

Piccies if I can sus out the piccie thingy (Camera).

 

[Guest]

Hi Terry

You may well fish the same wrecks as I mentioned above.
When I was out a couple of weeks ago the Weymouth boats and the Exmouth boats were fishing alongside each other.

 

[NeedlesCodmaster]

The only reason I mentioned it was Rob took a crew out from the PBSBAC lot last Friday.
Rob worked his socks off and they ended it up pretty close to Cherbourg, but had a really hard day with something like half a dozen fish (small ones too) to the whole charter.
The boats 15 miles to the SW of Portland are averaging around 50 fish a day with a few clonkers still showing.

My thoughts are simpy that the distance over to the French marks is about the same as the distance to the wrecks off West.

he did say that, suppose they are still patchy but karl from this forum has done well on these wrecks twice in row.Will tell him see what he thinks.Has been a weird year for the pollack sea temp must have buggerd them up.

 

[Guest]

Rob is a top guy and whatever you do he will work his socks off I just know that the central channel has been hard work.

 

[steve- fair lady]

Gd luck andy, looking forward to hearing a gd report. We're wrecking on friday

 

[NeedlesCodmaster]

Gd luck andy, looking forward to hearing a gd report. We're wrecking on friday

Cheers steve look's like were gonner need it!!!!!!!!!!!And good luck to you friday m8

 

[potter]

I am out with rob on Saturday, will be very interested how you go, what you catch on.

Hope you get a load, but be a gent and leave some for me

 

[NeedlesCodmaster]

I am out with rob on Saturday, will be very interested how you go, what you catch on.

Hope you get a load, but be a gent and leave some for me

you going with allen from scotties?

 

[potter]

dont know, i believe there are 7 of us, 3 i dont know who they are

 

[NeedlesCodmaster]

dont know, i believe there are 7 of us, 3 i dont know who they are

well things don't look that good but will put a full report tomorrow.
cheers

 

[Guest]

I am sure you are half way to France by now, but hope you have a great day.

 

[terryswindon]

Report for yesterday on other thread. Not good news.

 

[Big Bones jones the fish]

Dont know about water temp but there have been a few other factors's.:schmoll:

Heavy comercial pressure on the wreck's to the west! Intercepting any fish moving up the channel!:uhuh:

Water colour has been very bad!:uhuh:
Big tide's two week's ago were a disaster for all the fishing!:uhuh:

When the water does clear there are numbers of Pollack on the wrecks! A 15kg fish was taken be a wreck netter two weeks ago on one of the wrecks that are usually targeted by Weymouth boats. So, the biggy is out there. Where there's one there's more.:clap3:

Flatties are putting in a good show now but tide strength and direction (ebb or flood) will affect catches from day to day.:g:

Out Sat-Sun-Mon-Tues. Fishing Sun & Tues myself will report back! :boat: :clap3:

 

[NeedlesCodmaster]

Dont know about water temp but there have been a few other factors's.:schmoll:

Heavy comercial pressure on the wreck's to the west! Intercepting any fish moving up the channel!:uhuh:

Water colour has been very bad!:uhuh:
Big tide's two week's ago were a disaster for all the fishing!:uhuh:

When the water does clear there are numbers of Pollack on the wrecks! A 15kg fish was taken be a wreck netter two weeks ago on one of the wrecks that are usually targeted by Weymouth boats. So, the biggy is out there. Where there's one there's more.:clap3:

Flatties are putting in a good show now but tide strength and direction (ebb or flood) will affect catches from day to day.:g:

Out Sat-Sun-Mon-Tues. Fishing Sun & Tues myself will report back! :boat: :clap3:

water temp was14c