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It was chilly to say the least as we headed down the harbour and out to the ledge. I had a couple of non boat fishing friends on board as crew, but they were looking forward to it as much as I was.

 

A couple of boats already on the grounds as we arrive (OotB and a charter) almost smack on where we had 18 on friday and 14 aboard Shogun yesterday. First drop of the pick I get it all wrong and end up 50 yards up tide of Osprey sad.gif . Pull it up and go south of Adam, about a 100 yards to his port side.

 

The rods are baited and dropped, closely followed by a few droppers of groundbait. 20 minutes later Daves rod registers the first bite of the day and his first ever brem goes 4-12 on the scales. They came steadily through the morning, with a definite lull for an hour and a half when the tide pulled hardest. The incredible thing was the average size of the fish we caught.

 

We pulled the pick just after 2 and ended with 9 fish landed only one under 3lb. Daves one and only fish was the best of the day but I was jammy enough to break my Pb (4lb) with 3 different fish of 4-2, 4-3 and 4-8 biggrin.gif

 

Another ace day!!!

 

Al

 

Pb 4-8

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Stunning fishing Al. I think you have to get right on the mark there ( and Aquafresh certainly has a knack ).

 

By the way, did the fishing slow up once we got there in the afternoon ? ( we had no signs of any bream ).

 

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