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Needles Wednesday


JIMBOB
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Well yesterday was very similar to Aluns Day Tuesday. Big tides that dragged my anchor, away from my favorite spot sad.gif , then loads of red "glott weed" as I like to call it. but it was far from calm , a rather uncomfortable swell was rolling in from the S/W with a brisk N/W wind on the top made fishing very uncomfortable at times,

The "car park" It Wasn't yesterday . I only could see two other boats and they were well out from us and the only other boat about was a trawler that kept going up and down.

As for the fishing, slow, loads of dogs, no pout or whiting and the cod seemed finicky, I dropped one half way up, Mark dropped another at the net, then landed one at 9lbs and on gutting marks fish maybe there's a clue why they were not gobbling down the bait, it was stuffed with food! I mean stuffed! A whole good size mackerel was still hanging out of its mouth!(along with marks triple squid bait!)

Then it also had a whole flatfish and a whole swimmer crab! Once gutted it only weighed 6lbs!

There must be some food down there!

 

 

James

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Well done on the effort James..... and at least you got one!

 

I agree about the food .... but that's why the fish are there.

 

I only got whiting as I was targetting them over the slack... only two came on the cod gear.

 

I'm hoping to get out in the Bay tomorrow [ for a comparison!]; then back to the cod park[??] next Mon\ Tues\ weather window of calm !!!

 

Alun.

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