Latest Fishing Reports: Dorset

  • 06/2009 Fishing Report by Colin Baker on Sally Ann Jo (Weymouth, Dorset)

    Jun 2009 by Colin Baker

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    13th, 14th June, what a briliant weekend for the weather, shame the small tides made the fish difficult to keep on the feed, we still managed a good number of bream and three undulate rays between 13lb and 14lb. With weather that good everyone enjoyed themselves, let there be many more.
    Colin

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  • 31/05/2009 Fishing Report by Colin Penny on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)

    31 May 2009 by Colin Penny

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    MAY REPORT - The offshore wreck fishing was superb for cod in particular and was also good for pollack and ling.A few bass also showed up.The Shambles Bank was consistant for good size Turbot with many personal bests being caught.The inshore reefs and banks produced Tope,Conger,Rays,Black Bream,Bull Huss,Cod etc.The May West Country trip was a success with plenty of good fish being caught and a good assortment of species including a golden grey mullet.The Flamer species count for 2009 is now 35.Flamer Fish of the Month for May was awarded to Wayne Frapple for his 4Ib 8oz Black Bream.

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  • 05/2009 Fishing Report by Colin Baker on Sally Ann Jo (Weymouth, Dorset)

    May 2009 by Colin Baker

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    Yesterday, 30th May, saw the best bream to the boat this year, a fish of 4lb 10oz to Lionel from Holland. It was his first bream, caught on his first drop of the day, before most others had tackled up! That’s the way to start, but difficult to repeat. The rest of the lads did their best to beat him and though they had fish all day and a number of double hits of bream up to 3lb couldn’t do so. The month has been good with a variety of species including tope, smoothounds, pollack, cod, some huge garfish, bass, even topknots and cuttlefish to mention a few. The weekend just gone saw mackerel around in reasonable numbers and a good showing of joeys amongst them so next month should see bass over the wrecks and reefs to livebaits. Looking forward to next month with more good bream, bass, tope and hounds inshore and for those wanting to travel cod, pollack and bass on the drift and conger etc at anchor on the wrecks.

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  • 05/2009 Fishing Report by Alex kweller on Predator (Poole, Dorset)

    May 2009 by Alex kweller

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    I was fortunate enough to be on board Andrew Allsop's new Evolution 30 (White Water) which was launched by Breaksea Boats, fitted with an Iveco NEF 420hp engine, the performance exceeded my expectations; with 650 litres of fuel and six onboard it achieved 30 knots!

    Predator II will have the same Iveco NEF 420hp engine and will be lauched at the end of July. I still have limited weekend dates in August & September for either whole boat charters or individuals.

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  • 29/05/2009 Fishing Report by Colin Penny on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)

    29 May 2009 by Colin Penny

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    MICK LINGS IN A TURBOT - Mick and his crew decided to go wrecking instead of doing the intended flatty trip.A steady stream of cod,pollack and a bass had been caught by the afternoon.So the next target was ling.Some ling had started to be caught up to 15Ib when Mick's rod bent into a fish which we assumed was a ling.What a surprise when a big turbot was landed.Bearing in mind Mick had not caught a fish all day up to that point and had been getting a bit of *iss taking from his mates.The turbot weighed 16Ib 12oz and the successful bait was whole calamari squid.

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  • 19/05/2009 Fishing Report by Colin Penny on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)

    19 May 2009 by Colin Penny

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    FLAMER FIRST - Peter Gillet from Ipswich caught a mullet,but not any old mullet in fact he landed a rare Golden Grey Mullet.This particular mullet was another species to add to the already impressive Flamer all time species list.Peter caught the fish on small shrimp hoki's baited with small ragworm.Peter is pictured with his prize catch.

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  • 09/05/2009 Fishing Report by Colin Penny on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)

    9 May 2009 by Colin Penny

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    NOTTINGHAM SEA SPECIMAN GROUP - had a weekends fishing on Flamer III.
    Day 1/ was spent flatty fishing.First we drifted the mussel beds in search of plaice but the plaice were not hungry.We then moved to the Famous Shambles Bank which proved to be more fruitful with three turbot being caught in only four drifts.Steve Craven age 63 landed two weighing 4Ib and 14Ib and Brab Hallowes weighed in with an 11 pounder.Steve is pictured with his 14 pounder.
    Day/2 we went offshore wrecking and caught cod and pollack up to 12Ib on a variety of lures.Also ling were caught on baits but most of them were caught on rhubarb and custard sidewinders.

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  • 07/05/2009 Fishing Report by Colin Penny on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)

    7 May 2009 by Colin Penny

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    SUSSEX BOYS GET THE FLATS - Dave Metcalf and crew fished in windy conditions on their two day trips and were rewarded withe some fine plaice and turbot.Pictured are Daves team holding up a plaice each which they had caught during an early session on the mussel beds.The succcessful bait being ragworm and squid strip.

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  • 01/05/2009 Fishing Report by Colin Penny on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)

    1 May 2009 by Colin Penny

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    A flattie trip saw plaice up to 4Ib 4oz landed but by far the best flatty caught that day was a 15Ib turbot caught by 65 year old Derek Inwood from Somerset.The turbot was a personal best for Derek.The turbot was caught while drifting the famous Shambles Bank.Derek was using an up tide rod and the successful bait was mackerel strip.

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  • 30/04/2009 Fishing Report by Colin Penny on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)

    30 Apr 2009 by Colin Penny

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    APRIL - REPORT - The wrecks were good for pollack along with some excellent ling fishing,cod showed up on the wrecks during the last week of the month.The Shambles Bank produced some good size turbot up to 17Ib. The plaice fishing on the mussel beds was good for quality fish if not quantity with plenty of anglers getting their personal bests.Inshore reefs/banks saw codling,rays,bull huss,smooth hounds,congers etc.21 different species caught on Flamer III so far in 2009.Flamer Fish of the Month for April is awarded to Chris Pucher for his 5Ib 4oz plaice.

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