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south sheilds pier today

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arrived at the pier at about 8.45 fished the tide up then back down again. baits used were rag and fresh crab. not really much about apart from the odd nibble. but paul did manage a double shot of a small dab and a flounder. then some prat of a skipper decided to park his boat 30 yards from the pier directly in front of where we were fishing to empty his lobster pots. he was there for a good half hour and didnt even have the decency to appologise.

the mark we were fishing was the 44 mark, i ventured to the end of the pier where another bloke was fishing but he was also blanking. we decided to pack up at 1.30. there were some people fishing the 1st gates, about 5 in all, one of the said he had had a small plaice and a rockling.

went down to the rathouse corner to give the crabs a drink of fresh seawater and had a look along there, nobody had caught anything, went up to the glasshouse where someone was just setting up to fish with his son, but it was low tide and there wasnt much water.

so we then decided to have a first look in that new tackle shop - fishing republic, spoke to the young lad who deals with the sea fishing stuff, he answered my questions well and even took me out the back to have a look at the fresh and frozen baits they stock, very helpfull so may give them a go in the future.



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aye carl canny day mate pity there wasnt more fish hanging about water was a bit murky tho

got to say fishing republics rag is spot on compared to most shops ive seen
Good report lads, I will give that same spot a go on sunday from low up and see how its going. I have seen that skipper there before, he is pig ignorant, dropped a line of pots very close in, I am not a big caster but it was close enough to stuff my day up. Me thinks 6oz in the wheelhouse next time ! lol.
you might have found that that flounder was actually a dark plaice paul.

look at the picture. the spots on its fins are far too clear for it to have been a flounder. flounder do on occasions have feint orange spots that fade out but on your fish they are definately marked.

bill
you might have found that that flounder was actually a dark plaice paul.

look at the picture. the spots on its fins are far too clear for it to have been a flounder. flounder do on occasions have feint orange spots that fade out but on your fish they are definately marked.

bill
bill they were very feint not the the deep orange you usally get
Good report lads, I will give that same spot a go on sunday from low up and see how its going. I have seen that skipper there before, he is pig ignorant, dropped a line of pots very close in, I am not a big caster but it was close enough to stuff my day up. Me thinks 6oz in the wheelhouse next time ! lol.
might pop down for a few hours pete if the weather holds not til about 8-9am tho
G
Nice report mate.:clap3: Roker roundhead has been fish well for flatties but with the tide dropping raggy or luggy. Theres been big plaice at distance of the end, dabs and flounders close in along with a few decent coaleys.
Nice one.

I like Pauls rod rest clipped to the rail, better than the rod getting scratched to bits.
Nice one.

I like Pauls rod rest clipped to the rail, better than the rod getting scratched to bits.
aye tony its a b&q special lol:)
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