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  • 28/11/2022 Fishing Report by Scott Belbin on Galloper (Brightlingsea, Essex)

    28 Nov 2022 by Scott Belbin

    Report on-board Galloper

    I thought I would give you a break from banging on about the bass fishing and report on how our general trips have been lately.
    The bites continue to come thick and fast, there’s certainly no shortage of fish to be had. As ever the majority of our catches have been made up of whiting and dogfish. something worth mentioning is that there is no way around these. Its not like carp fishing where you can use boilies to avoid the nuisance fish. you just have to kiss a lot of frogs to win a prince! Those that fish hard and find their way through the whiting and dogfish are rewarded with more whiting and dogfish! as well as a few thornback rays, codling and even the occasional bass or smooth-hound.
    The codling havnt been in huge numbers or size but are more than welcome of course. We have seen a few each day on the latest run of general trips. Les’ group saw the most codling with 6 for the day along with same thorn-backs, loads of whiting, loads of dogfish and a few pouting. The pouting seem to be around in fair numbers too. They may be a pest at times but its nice to see something different come aboard every now and then.
    Hopefully we will continue to find the codling over the coming weeks. When the tides are right I hope to target some dabs again soon. These can make for some good fun on a winters day in the estuary and are great eating too.
    I have a few spaces remaining on our last bass trip of the year this Wednesday (30/11) after that our offshore trips will aim for spurdogs, smooth-hounds, rays and who knows what else as these trips can produce all sorts of fish. As ever I will try and hold back reports on these until after the season finishes in the end of April. If you want to get on board one of these trips then please get in touch. I have spaces for full boat bookings and individuals.
    Remember it is often worth giving me a shout if you are cancelled else where and still wish to get out, as we have lots of sheltered fishing available and a big catamaran which makes it even more comfortable.
    Spaces as follows
    30/11/22- offshore bass trip 4 spaces @ £100pp worm required at extra cost
    10/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    11/12/22- Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    17/12/22-offshore trip targeting spurdogs, smooth-hounds ect 3 spaces @ £100pp
    23/12/22- Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    27/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    28/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    29/12/22-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    30/12/22-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    31/12/22-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    01/01/23-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    02/01/23-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    Not all dates advertised, other spaces available for full boat bookings upon request
    For regular updates, availability and more information please visit www.essexseafishing.co.uk find us on social media or call Scott on 07956411528

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    UPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPACES ONBOARD Galloper
    Sun 24/11/2024 3 Spaces 12 Hours £115.00pp
    Offshore bass fishing Bass.
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    Mon 25/11/2024 12 Hours £115.00pp
    Offshore bass fishing
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    Wed 27/11/2024 12 Hours £115.00pp
    Offshore bass fishing
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    Sat 07/12/2024 1 Space 12 Hours £100.00pp
    1 space @ £100pp Bass.
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    Sun 08/12/2024 9 Spaces 10 Hours £60.00pp
    General trip
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    Sat 14/12/2024 8 Spaces 10 Hours £60.00pp
    8 spaces @ £60pp
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    Sat 21/12/2024 12 Hours £100.00pp
    Offshore weather permitting £100pp
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