Kingfisher 126 Posted September 6 Report Posted September 6 Myself and Kev hatched a plan for a bit of bassing on the small tide then anchor over the slack water tide change. We had a few bass on the ebb when we got there, the tide was dropping away so dropped the anchor. The wind held us at an angle that was a pain but just about fishable. We had many congers from 18” to about 12lb and Kev got a bonus blonde ray of 11 1/2lb. When tide picked up we decided to try for bass again but it was very quiet. A nice day out with good company as we haven’t fished together for a while, thanks Kev. Always good to know club boats are around having a good day too. Jim, fisherman1055, Mal Thomas and 11 others 14 Quote
Jim Posted September 6 Report Posted September 6 Nice Bass Kev. Nice Blonde too. Gummage and Ark 2 Quote
Ark Posted September 6 Report Posted September 6 Thanks for the invite Chris it was an early start for me up at 4-15 down at Cobbs 6-30 gear on boat and get the kettle on while waiting for the skipper to arrive off by 7 back in for 5-30 then home at 8 o’clock 😴 It was great to get out on the banks with a good few fish 🐟 i was amazed how many small congers are about probably only a pound in weight we had some great laughs catching up and putting the world to rights hope to do that trip again some time thanks again Skipper 👏 jerry.shutter, Rob, Jim and 4 others 7 Quote
Mal Thomas Posted September 6 Report Posted September 6 We do not need more congers for sure. Kingfisher 126 and Jim 1 1 Quote
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