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fished up near the woodyard between normans bay and cooden beach this evening, saw some lovely features out infront of us, even if i did have to hunt out the rocky gully i'd sen on wed's, the tide must have turned as soon as it was out, we got there half an hour after low and the bolders were already near covered ! so, i think i fished the right place,
i was joined by mrs Plums, and Steve640 (hat off to the bloke for having a sillier fishing car than my usual ride !!)
i used two rods, bait wise i was using a 4/0 and 6/0 pulley pennel, using hole squid, squid/sand eel, sand eel, sandeel/squid/macky, razor/sandeel, and a number of other variations on one rod, and lug and sandeels on a size 1 portsmouth rig with a pennel set up on the top snood,
mrs Plums did the same, at close range, mine were blasted as far as poss,
fish wise i had one rockling on lug on my first chuck, and later on the size1 portsmouth pennel, i had a small thornback ray of about 8oz (aprx 25cm across wings),
mrs plums was getting cold by 1.30am, so around 2am we called it a day, Steve faired slightly better on the fish count than me, and mrs plums blanked in between sleeping in the floaty suit !
most definitely a mark i want to fish again when the weather warms up a bit, good spot for hounds too i believe.
no pics this time, but another species to add to my growing count !
i was joined by mrs Plums, and Steve640 (hat off to the bloke for having a sillier fishing car than my usual ride !!)
i used two rods, bait wise i was using a 4/0 and 6/0 pulley pennel, using hole squid, squid/sand eel, sand eel, sandeel/squid/macky, razor/sandeel, and a number of other variations on one rod, and lug and sandeels on a size 1 portsmouth rig with a pennel set up on the top snood,
mrs Plums did the same, at close range, mine were blasted as far as poss,
fish wise i had one rockling on lug on my first chuck, and later on the size1 portsmouth pennel, i had a small thornback ray of about 8oz (aprx 25cm across wings),
mrs plums was getting cold by 1.30am, so around 2am we called it a day, Steve faired slightly better on the fish count than me, and mrs plums blanked in between sleeping in the floaty suit !
most definitely a mark i want to fish again when the weather warms up a bit, good spot for hounds too i believe.
no pics this time, but another species to add to my growing count !