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I was out fishing at the end of april about a mile south of the needles.when I looked out of the boat I thought I could see the bottom all sandy and about six feet down.The sounder was saying something like 30ft so I asumed the sand was being churned up by the tide.Anyone know if this is normal,can it damage your engine,and is it worth fishing in all that slury for want of a better word???

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There is a big Algi bloom at the moment this is normal for this time of year, That's why it's called May Water. It's a beach fishing nightmare there is usually no fish in the bloom and your line gets covered in brownish slime, not nice. If it is May Water you were in I would opt to move out past it and fish clearer water.

 

 

Colin

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My first impresion was panic as I thought it was a masive sandbank.but with the sounder saying 30ft I realised it couldnt be.but it was brownish in colour and looked just like sand 6ft down

 

 

Whats this thing out there called spoilt grounds???

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yes great stuff .looks like there are some massive fish out that way ,bigger than anything Ive ever caught..Still you live in hope "Ill get a monster one day."Thanks for the info .you learn something new every day..Even at my age!!!!!!

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