Latest Fishing Reports: Dorset

  • 10/2014 Fishing Report by Colin Penny on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)

    Oct 2014 by Colin Penny

    Report on-board Flamer IV

    The Reef and Bank fishing at anchor is producing some unexpected late Tope fishing with plenty of fish in the 10 to 30Ib bracket being caught and with some bigger fish being lost by biting through 100/150 Ib mono traces and some dodgey knot tying. Birthday boy Ray Seddon landed several Tope and is pictured with his biggest of the trip a 30 pounder. The successful baits being squid and mackerel either in cocktails or seperate.

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  • 11/10/2014 Fishing Report by Malcolm Collins on Just Mary (Christchurch, Dorset)

    11 Oct 2014 by Malcolm Collins

    Report on-board Just Mary

    Hi All ! Recent weekends trips have proved what a difference some Gales can do to the fishing ! A good day with Paul Cox and his mates from Bristol and Reading way produced catches of Conger Eels on Scad and Mackerel flappers caught on the way out to our mark. We also had some other typical Summer fish like Gurnards and Black Bream. Then a good blow.....Gales and heavy seas to keep the fleet at home and tied up. Then a weekend with a party celebrating their mate Bob Crow's birthday. We had four seasons in one day ! Left the Quay in bright Springlike Sunshine and flat seas, got to the open Sea and the rain belted down harder and harder as we crossed the Bay and passed Matt Rowe on 'Piscary' on Poole Rocks.....then visibility zero and intense Thunder and Lightning right above us followed by hailstones.....wow ! Tried for Mackerel on the Sadler, two drifts.....nothing.....so on to our first mark. Anchor in and Bingo ! Straight into Channel Whiting ! More of those at a steady pace during the day and a Conger and followed by a Bass ! Nice ! Fish coming in at a nice steady pace. Lads did well as they were all hire rods and my traces and my baiting up and showing them how it was done. Weather cleared, we could see 'Piscary' again about two miles inshore of us but no other Poole Charter boats, guess only a handful of us Skippers had ventured out. Sea was flat and Sun shone brightly, lovely ! Species then followed, Dogfish, small Smoothound, Pouting and more Channel Whiting coughing up Sprats ! Then wind got up again from the South West, tide turned so wind over tide and conditions less than ideal. Last hour bit slow but job done, never know after a blow just what the fishing will be like. Coloured water and fish feeding by scent alone so we use a little trick to help them find our baits and it worked ! A good day was had by all.....it says so on my Facebook page !.....'Onamission Charters'.....Cheers lads and Happy Birthday to Bob ! See you again sometime !
    Thanks, Malc, Onamission Charters, 'Just Mary', Poole.

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  • 20/09/2014 Fishing Report by Dave Pitman on Atlanta (Weymouth, Dorset)

    20 Sep 2014 by Dave Pitman

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  • 10/2014 Fishing Report by Lyle Stantiford on Supanova II (Weymouth, Dorset)

    Oct 2014 by Lyle Stantiford

    Report on-board Supanova II

    October is upon us and so are the first strong winds of the the Autumn.

    If i'm honest i'm glad of a small break Septembers Weather Continued to elongate the summer which was great.

    The fishing has been pretty good too which is always a bonus!!

    Neap tides saw some nice Blonde Rays and fantastic Breaming and plaiceing. The quality of the bream this year has been superb with many fish over the 3lb Mark.
    Plaice still feature strongly in our catches although perhaps not the monsters of the last couple of years but fish of 4lb+ are a daily occurance.

    We had a visit to the wrecks the other day which produced Bream, Pollack, Ling and Bass. The pollack were in fantstic condition and numbers for this time of year so things are looking good for the winter.

    As Ocotber pushes on our focus will move on from the plaice and bream and concentrate on the Bass and with the iminent arrival of the squid we are in for a fun month.

    September also saw Wymouth proudly hold both the European and World Championships. It was an honour for me to be lead boat for both these events and the whole Weymouth fleet did the competitors proud.

    The Europeans was one by 19 year old Anthony Giacomini from Italy, this lad can seriously fish and his attention to detail was unbelievable, subsequently Anthony went on to win World Championship Gold in the Youth section.

    The worlds was also a great week but stressful at times with language barriers etc. This event boght together the worlds elite and it was truly an honour to be envolved. England were victorious in the team event which was a fantastic result with Colin Searle's also picking up individual Silver.

    The youth team for England was made up of 3 lads from weymouth, one lad from poole and one lad from minehead put in a fantastic performance to claim the bronze behind Italy and France respectively. Weymouth lad Jordan Davies also took individual Bronze.

    On recent trip we managed two cracking Turbot on a relatively unfished piece of ground so watch this space for more big turbot. The best, a fish of 16lb 12oz and PB fell to Jason Perry pictured.

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  • 10/2014 Fishing Report by Colin Penny on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)

    Oct 2014 by Colin Penny

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    An uptide and casting away from the boat competition produced 12 different species which included plenty of Tope along with Rays,Gurnards,Smooth Hounds,Brill,Turbot,Mackerel etc.Stephan Attwood won the competition with a credible 212 points.Trevor Cozens from Peterborough landed two Blonde Rays weighing 20Ib 12oz and 22Ib 7oz(pictured) with bigger one breaking his Personal Best record. The rays were caught aboard Flamer IV at anchor on a bank. Trevor was using an uptide rod with a flowing trace and a pennel rig of Sakuma Stinger size 6/0 and 4/0 hooks.Both Rays were released alive.

    Check out my remaining Competition Dates for 2014 and Newly Listed Competition Dates for 2015 on www.flamer4fishing.co.uk

    DON'T MISS OUT - BOOK YOUR PLACE/S and TRIP/S NOW also NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR 2015.
    I DO LOTS OF TRIPS FOR INDIVIDUALS - Check out my diary/schudule pages on my web sites.
    website www.flamer4fishing.co.uk
    website http://www.deepsea.co.uk/england/south-west/weymouth/flameriv/
    website www.charterboats-uk.co.uk/flameriv

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  • 02/10/2014 Fishing Report by Colin Penny on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)

    2 Oct 2014 by Colin Penny

    Report on-board Flamer IV

    Hi, all, The latest Wreck Trip produced some good size Pollack with many in double figures the best being caught by Phil Harrison which weighed 12Ib 8oz (pictured).Also some Bass were caught with David Hawker catching the biggest which weighed 7Ib 8oz. The majoirity of the fish came on Bubble Gum Pink Red Gills.

    Here are a few dates with PLACES AVAILABLE - Don't Miss Out.

    Wreck Trips - October 25th - 4 Places Left, November 9th - 4 Places Left, 21st - 7 Places Left,
    Bream and Flatty Trips - October, 13th - 7 Places Left, 28th - 8 Places Left,
    Flatty Trips - October 5th - 1 Place Left, 6th - 5 Places Left, 14th - 1 Place Left, 29th - 9 Places Left,
    Reef/Bank - 7th,8th,9th,10th - all with 10 Places Left, 26th - 8 Places Left,

    By popular request I have put up another Bass Trip - November 19th - 7 Places Left,

    Don't forget to book your trips/places for 2015 as well.

    ALL THE BEST,COLIN,FLAMER IV

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  • 09/2014 Fishing Report by Colin Penny on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)

    Sep 2014 by Colin Penny

    Report on-board Flamer IV

    Hi, all, During September the Plaice fishing has been excellent with lots of Personal Bests being broken.
    Pictured is Jim Stone has who at last landed his first 5Ib plus Plaice after 25 years of trying and getting plenty of Plaice just under 5Ib."Congratulations Jim".
    The Black Bream fishing has also been very good.The Ray fishing just continues to be excellent as it has been all year, I have never known so many Undualte Rays to be caught in one year before, "Just Amazing". Tope,Bull Huss, Congers on the reefs have also provided good sport.Wreck trips have produced Pollack,Bass,Ling and Congers. And of course the Porebeagle Shark that a Belgium gentlemen caught, If you have not already seen it check out the Shark video on http://www.deepsea.co.uk/england/south-west/weymouth/flameriv/

    With October approaching fast we can expect similar fishing during the month. Here are some dates with places available which includes some weekend dates - DON'T MISS OUT

    Bream and Flatty Trips - October, 13th - 8 Places Left, 28th - 8 Places Left,
    Flatty Trips - October 5th - 3 Places Left, 6th - 5 Places Left, 14th - 1 Place Left, 29th - 9 Places Left,
    Reef/Bank - 7th,8th,9th,10th - all with 10 Places Left, 26th - 8 Places Left,
    Wreck Trip - 25th - 5 Places Left,

    By popular request I have put up another Bass Trip - November 19th - 8 Places Left,

    Don't forget to book your trips/places for 2015 as well.

    ALL THE BEST,COLIN,FLAMER IV

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  • 20/09/2014 Fishing Report by Malcolm Collins on Just Mary (Christchurch, Dorset)

    20 Sep 2014 by Malcolm Collins

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    Hi All ! A weekend of two totally different days so much so that you would hardly think that it was the same week or the same month ! Singles/Individuals Day on Saturday with the regulars including Tom and Johnnie the Brickies, Kev the Chippie, Gary the Builder and the 'overseas contingent' of Mac from the Emerald Isle and Alec from Jockland (and I only ribbed him a bit about the Vote outcome - honest ! Anyway Saturday was misty, murky and downright miserable ....but....the Sea was flat calm.....not a breath.....so with a nice Neap tide we set off down to the West off the Jurassic Coast. Slow start but then.....wow ! Big Tope, Big Congers, Big Rays and some Big Bream.....and plenty of rod bending, arm wrenching action for the boys onboard. We must have had over 200lb of fish and pulling them up in 120 foot of water is not to be sniffed at.....you come and try it ! Great day and I'm pleased that Dan, Tom's mate, took some photos coz my old iPhone 3 had a wobbly moment and didn't store any of my 20 odd pics.....grrrrrrrr !
    Sunday was totally different, bright Sun, no mist or fog or drizzle and it was hot ! Sadly it was also breezy and from the North East, and I hate bloody Easterlies. Even so we fished a deep mark out towards the Needles and recorded some interesting fish. Big Pout and a solitary Whiting mean that the Autumn is here and we'll have Cod soon. The rest was an Undulate for the Organiser Colin Moors plus a small Conger and some Bream. I think the hire rod lads best enjoyed the Mackerel and Scad fishing and the wind never did die off like the good old Met Office said it would.....40 million pound Computer and they still can't get it right !
    Until next time, tight lines ! Malc.....

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  • 20/09/2014 Fishing Report by Sam Cumming on Silver Spray II (Poole, Dorset)

    20 Sep 2014 by Sam Cumming

    Report on-board Silver Spray II

    September Report:

    Despite a few spots of high wind since my last report the temperatures have been very high for this time of year and the summer fish have continued to keep the rods bending over the last 4 weeks. Out in the channel we are still seeing cod in the high teens pretty much every trip which is a welcome surprise as, as I mentioned last month, they have usually disappeared by now. Along with them we have had good results on both pollock and ling. Recently Pete Knight boated a monster 26lb 8oz ling whist at anchor fishing for congers, the third biggest one we have ever had aboard Silver Spray. Mackerel continue to be a problem up and down the coast and even over by France and Channel Islands where they are always in abundance we have struggled to find many. Despite this our multi day trips to Alderney and Cherbourg are producing good results on turbot, tope and bream still. Our last trip to Cherbourg was hard going on the second day and we barely saw a fish until 4pm when we anchored a little inshore wreck which went absolutely mad in the last hour of the tide. Matt Todd beat his own boat record black bream onboard Silver Spray II, which he set on the same trip last year, with a whopper weighing in at 6lb 2oz. That is sure going to be hard to beat! Along with that the guys got stuck into cod, pollock, congers, bass and even more bream all on light gear which made it even more exciting, a well earned result. Things show no sign of slowing down over the next month and I’m looking forward to some light line species fishing and more monster bream out on the wrecks.
    Sam Cumming
    Silver Spray

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    UPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPACES ONBOARD Silver Spray II
    Fri 21/02/2025 6 Spaces 11 Hours £160.00pp
    Wreck fishing for pollock with turbot fishing over the slack £160 7 anglers max. 6 spaces Pollock / Turbot / Blonde Ray.
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    Sat 22/02/2025 3 Spaces £120.00pp
    Banks fishing spurs huss tope rays congers whiting hounds £120 3 spaces 7 anglers onboard Bull Huss / Smooth-hound (Common) / Spurdog / Tope / Blonde Ray.
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    Sun 23/02/2025 4 Spaces £120.00pp
    Banks fishing spurs huss tope rays congers whiting hounds £120 4 spaces 7 anglers onboard Bull Huss / Smooth-hound (Common) / Spurdog / Tope / Blonde Ray.
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    Tue 25/02/2025 1 Space 11 Hours £160.00pp
    Wreck fishing for pollock with turbot fishing over the slack £160 7 anglers max. 1 space Pollock / Turbot / Blonde Ray.
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    Fri 07/03/2025 2 Spaces 10 Hours £160.00pp
    Wreck fishing for big pollock maybe a session at anchor to fillet the fish - £160 2 spaces 7 anglers max. Pollock / Spurdog / Blonde Ray.
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    Sun 09/03/2025 6 Spaces 10 Hours £160.00pp
    Wreck fishing for big pollock maybe a session at anchor to fillet the fish - £160 6 spaces 7 anglers max. Pollock / Spurdog / Blonde Ray.
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    Mon 10/03/2025 3 Spaces 10 Hours £160.00pp
    Wreck fishing for big pollock maybe a session at anchor to fillet the fish - £160 3 spaces 7 anglers max. Pollock / Spurdog / Blonde Ray.
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    Fri 21/03/2025 5 Spaces 10 Hours £160.00pp
    Wreck fishing for big pollock maybe a session at anchor to fillet the fish - £160 5 spaces 7 anglers max. Pollock / Spurdog / Blonde Ray.
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    Sun 23/03/2025 4 Spaces 10 Hours £160.00pp
    Wreck fishing for big pollock maybe a session at anchor to fillet the fish - £160 4 spaces 7 anglers max. Pollock / Spurdog / Blonde Ray.
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    Mon 24/03/2025 4 Spaces 9 Hours £120.00pp
    Banks fishing spurs blondes hounds tope huss congers £120 4 spaces 7 anglers max. Bull Huss / Conger Eel / Smooth-hound (Common) / Spurdog / Blonde Ray.
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  • 17/09/2014 Fishing Report by Dick Peckham on Strongbow (Poole, Dorset)

    17 Sep 2014 by Dick Peckham

    Report on-board Strongbow

    Autumn Bream

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