Latest Fishing Reports: England
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25/06/2016
Fishing Report by Nick Gough
on Skylark (Scarborough, North Yorkshire)
25 Jun 2016 by Nick Gough
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A great 4 hour Wrecking Trip
not ideal tides for the wrecks but as slack water was halfway through the trip this gave the anglers the ideal opportunity to have a go on the inshore wrecks.
The anglers managed to get several Cod, Ling and pollock with a great stamp of fish showing
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24/06/2016
Fishing Report by Nick Gough
on Skylark (Scarborough, North Yorkshire)
24 Jun 2016 by Nick Gough
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Some of the fish caught on todays 8 hour
A great day with a variety of species caught from the rough ground, clean ground and wrecks.
Overall the lads manage to catch 8 different species throughout the day.
overall the best fish caught was a 11lb Thornback ray with a second fish just slightly behind it just over 10lb, all the rays were returned today unharmed to fight another day, which it great to see.
we even got a glimpse of the Queen Mary Passing by View Boats Page
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13/06/2016
Fishing Report by Nick Gough
on Skylark (Scarborough, North Yorkshire)
13 Jun 2016 by Nick Gough
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Photos from our 3 hour trip today on the wrecks
we only had a few customers but they still managed to catch a good amount of fish with some nice stamp cod and ling showing up.
They also caught loads of strappy ling which were returned
We still have several spaces for a 3 hour wrecking trip tomorrow fishing 9.30 till 12.30
£20 Adults £15 for under 16s Including use of rods, reels tackle and bait, (No Additional Costs and we fish rough ground and wrecks)
if you're interested in booking please call 07939025881 for details and booking. View Boats Page
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27/06/2016
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
27 Jun 2016 by Colin Penny
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Annual Flatty Competition - The Really Wrecked Club and the Crown Happy Hookers Club competed against one another with each flatty caught being measured to get a total length to decide a winner. The Result was Crown Happy Hookers 180.5 inches , Really Wrecked Club 86 inches. Best Turbot 8Ib 8oz was caught by Adam Frost and Best Brill 5Ib was caught by Kim Mace. The Top angler was Simon of the Crown Happy Hookers. Pictured is Kim Mace with his 5Ib Brill.
Book Your Place/s/Trips Now.
For dates and places available and lots of information look at my web site: www.flamer4fishing.co.uk
NOTE: LOOK - *** NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR 2017 *** I have put up an Itinerary of trips for 2017 on all my web sites, take a LOOK, the itinerary is not set in stone so I may be able to change it to suit your needs subject to the tides. View Boats Page
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27/06/2016
Fishing Report by Colin Graham
on Blueye 2 (Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
27 Jun 2016 by Colin Graham
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Fishing this week been good with settled weather wks have nice fat cod ling pollock and ground has good run cod up to 15lbs catch report 80 keepers
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06/2016
Fishing Report by david spence
on Serenity (Sunderland, Tyne and Wear)
Jun 2016 by david spence
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had some good fish this weekend and decent weather
fish were mainly cod with few good ling and plenty mackys View Boats Page
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26/06/2016
Fishing Report by Philip Higgins
on Mistress Linda / San Gina3 (Poole, Dorset)
26 Jun 2016 by Philip Higgins
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The Ray fishing has been excellent during the last few weeks with many Undulates, Small Eyed and Spotted Ray's being landed each trip. During the last week mackeral have been more plentiful with anglers restocking their freezers for the next trip and getting a few for the BBQ. The bigger bream seem to be thinning out or perhaps they are just not getting a look in with smaller pesky ones hitting the baits quicker. Offshore the wrecks have provided some good pollack fishing. The coloured water which badly affected the Plaice fishing is now clearing and we are starting to find a few along the Piers and in the Swash.
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27/06/2016
Fishing Report by peter stubbs
on Sapphire 2 charters (Sunderland, Tyne and Wear)
27 Jun 2016 by peter stubbs
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Monday 27th June, 9 Chinese lads had a trip out today 4hr wreck and reef and boy did they do good taken about 100 Mackerel, and 50 + Cod to 7lb, and a few Pollock I think they all went home happy,
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06/2016
Fishing Report by Rich Ward
on Shy-Torque III (Whitby, North Yorkshire)
Jun 2016 by Rich Ward
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Fishing very hit and miss at present lads. No great shakes to be perfectly honest. The Mackerel however are just starting to show signs of arriving. Not many as yet but here's hoping!! Could certainly do with a few more showing up during the competition.
Tight lines as ever.
Rich.
Just a few dates left with spaces in this years competition which started last Saturday. Big cash prizes up for grabs!!!
My numbers if you fancy a bash are :-
07733 233352
07747 848406
01947 603472 View Boats Page
UPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPACES ONBOARD Shy-Torque III
View Full Charter AvailabilityThu 13/02/2025 6 Spaces 8 Hours Need 2 more for trip go-ahead. Uptiding trip. 5.4m tide. Will sail with just 3 anglers. John Short 1. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Sat 15/02/2025 2 Spaces 8 Hours Uptiding trip. 5.4m tide. Tom Allen 6. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Sun 16/02/2025 8 Spaces 8 Hours Need 4 more for trip go-ahead. Uptiding trip. 5.3m. Will sail with just 4 anglers. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Mon 17/02/2025 6 Spaces 8 Hours Need 2 more for trip go-ahead. Uptiding trip. 5.1m tide. Will sail with just 3 anglers. Lawrence Byrne 1. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Thu 20/02/2025 6 Spaces 8 Hours Need 1 more for trip go-ahead. Offshore wrecking trip. 4.5m tide. tide. Will sail with just 4 anglers. Cliff A 2. Bill B 1. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Fri 21/02/2025 2 Spaces 8 Hours Offshore wrecking trip. 4.2m tide. Cliff A 2. Chris Ibbotson 1. Craig White 4. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Sat 22/02/2025 1 Space 8 Hours Offshore trip includes wrecking. 4.1m tide. Room for 1. Cole Dempsey 4. James 1. Marius 3. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Sun 23/02/2025 8 Spaces 8 Hours Need 3 more for trip go-ahead. Offshore wrecking trip. 4.2m tide. Will sail with just 4 anglers. James 1. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Mon 24/02/2025 8 Spaces 8 Hours Need 4 more for trip go-ahead. Offshore wrecking trip. 4.2m tide. Will sail with just 4 anglers. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Tue 25/02/2025 8 Spaces 8 Hours Need 4 more for trip go-ahead. Offshore wrecking trip. 4.6m tide. Will sail with just 4 anglers. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details -
27/06/2016
Fishing Report by TERRY BATT
on Vanishing Point-2 (Bradwell Marina, Essex)
27 Jun 2016 by TERRY BATT
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With the storm clouds gathering over the Essex coast line on Saturday, we got away with it until it was time to go home 14.30.
We left Bradwell quite early (0630 hrs) and headed to a deep gully South East of Bradwell 16 miles, it usually fishes quite well at this time, but we anchored in 57 foot and the tide was pouring through much harder that I would have expected for a tide of that size, but hey that's the Thames Estuary for you, can sometimes throw you a curve ball....lol.
But the lads were all fairly competent anglers and coped well with good uptiders at the Bow, and great down tiders at the stern, so glad to say tangles were very few, just the occasional hound hitting the bait's at the front and running like grease lightning down tide and getting caught up with the odd fishing line at mid-ships, but wasn't too bad.
But the fish were not there in the number I would have expected, and as we were short on numbers it was not possible to ask the lads to put more money into the pot for extra fuel to go further off-shore so we made the best of what was on offer closer in...!!
Well a mate of mine was doing quite well a few mile South of my position so we went over to join him, but weather we got there too late, or sometimes the fish, especially Thornbacks, can be very tightly grouped and you can watch one boat scooping up fish while you sit there just spectating....!! and that is not for me..!!!
So we moved 3.5 miles East to a spot that should also fish well but once we arrived there we couldn't really get on the mark as there were a few Crouch based boats already anchored up there, Rob on Dawn Breaker, Predator, and one other I didn't recognise, but I would have only been in their way if I had dropped where I wanted to be and that would not have been very professional of me and I know these guys wouldn't do it to me so we trotted another 3/4 of a mile East and fished a rising bank out of the deeper water, and as the flood tide got away, the fish started to bite, not big fish average around 4 to 5 lbs, but fish never the less..
But as Nicola was NOT on the boat, it was typical the rain clouds gathered the sky turned Black thunder rolled, and lightning was striking..!! and who had to go out and pick up the anchor...??? yup, me...lol but I didn't get too wet thank God..!!
As we made our way back to Bradwell the radar was blotted out with rain, you couldn't even see the Gun-fleet Sands wind farm it was raining that hard, it was bouncing off of the water... but the lads were nice and dry and warm inside the wheel house watching the football on our 32 inch flat screen TV drinking tea and coffee .. blimey how we spoil our guys..lol
Well on Sunday we had our boys out from Canvey, Mark, Bruno and Co, and they all instantly agreed to through an extra £5 a head in the pot for extra fuel to go the 30 miles I recommended they go to get some serious action, as they did that last month, they didn't take any convincing..! so we set off early once again to get as mush of the Ebb tide as possible.
After an hour and fifteen minutes of steaming, we arrived as usual to our mark, and not another boat in sight.....lovely, just how I like it, not trying to fish in a car park.
The first fish hit within 4 minutes, a nice 10 lbs hound, followed by another at 11 lbs, and so the onslaught went on, I am glad Nicola was with me yesterday coz we had two landing net's on the go virtually the whole time. Bruno had the biggest fish of the day, a lovely hound of 14 lbs... well done mate, I bet that will be envied by you brother Phil, who was match fishing elsewhere, but the bar has been set now..!!!.
At the end of the session, we had to stop fishing for the mighty Smoothounds purely because we ran out of bait.. I cant remember the last time that happened..?? but it was relentless and I think our numbers of fish boated was 91, so you can only imaging how manic that was, but like all things distance, x, diesel,= £'s that's why we have to add a fuel surcharge if anglers want to go the distance, but you don't have to there is still good fishing closer in, but if you want the chance of an exceptional days fishing, then sometimes you have to do the extra miles.
Ok well Bruno has won yesterday trophy, and a very worthy winner, and Nic and I will be going to Canvey to the boys Fish restaurant the Islander probably the finest fish restaurant we have ever been to, no wonder people drive from London to eat there...!!
We are meant to be out later this week on a 24 hour wreaking trip going 42 miles off-shore, but looking at the weather forecast as I am writing this report that is looking doubtful.... sadly we were looking forward to that, but it will only be delayed, not cancelled, so I hope the trip will be all we expect.... I will keep you all informed of our progress......... tight lines..!!! View Boats Page
