Latest Fishing Reports: Dorset
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25/06/2018
Fishing Report by Malcolm Collins
on Just Mary (Christchurch, Dorset)
25 Jun 2018 by Malcolm Collins
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Morning All,
we are still catching a wide variety of species locally with the Black Bream still prominent on the local reefs and more species now appearing consistently. The weather has turned for the better and the Customers are enjoying warm sunny and calm conditions afloat. The Sea is gin clear at present and we are fishing a few deeper marks for that reason. Anglers can expect Bream, Rays, Tope and increasing Mackerel catches soon. So get your bookings in now for when the Football World Cup ends and we can all get out afloat and enjoy the weather, ta Malc.
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20/06/2018
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
20 Jun 2018 by Colin Penny
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The Smith brothers Rick and Roger had a good day flatty fishing with Rick getting a grand slam with Plaice,Turbot and Brill with his biggest Brill weighing 5Ib 4oz (pictured), brother Roger best Brill was 4Ib 2oz.
NOTE: The Flatty fishing continues to be good with some good size Plaice being landed along with Turbot and Brill.
The Next Flatty Trips with places available are on June 29th, July 2nd, 3rd, 25th,
FLATTY COMPETITIONS - July 7th - Flamer IV Plaice Competition, July 18th - Flamer IV Flatty Competiton, July 19th - Annual Flamer IV v Top Cat Plaice Competition,
July 27th - The Weymouth Turbot and Brill Competition, October 26th - Flamer IV v Supanova II - Flatty Competition,
DON'T MISS OUT - BOOK YOUR PLACE(S) View Boats Page
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17/06/2018
Fishing Report by Cliff Grant
on Blue Moon (Poole, Dorset)
17 Jun 2018 by Cliff Grant
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A trip down to The Shambles revealed there are not to much on the bank. Onlyba ssmall party and one small Brill. Not a good day at the office!!!! Sea conditions rough and the journey onto the mark was barely worth the early start and the exhausting joirney down to bank.
One Brill and the hat was it!!! Lots of boats drifting but didn’t see any action.
Thinking of Isle og Wight next for some Ray fishing. View Boats Page
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17/06/2018
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
17 Jun 2018 by Colin Penny
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A Reef/Bank Trip produced plenty of different species which included Undulate and Thornback Rays, Black Bream, Bull Huss, Congers, Smooth Hounds,Wrasse, Mackerel etc. Pictured is Olegs Lukins with his 12Ib Undulate Ray which was his first ever.
My Next Reef/Bank Trips with places avaialable are on - July 1st, 4th, 6th, 12th, 21st, 22nd, Don't Miss Out,
Book your place(s) and get a Tug on your Tackle.
I have put up an Itinerary of trips for 2018 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.
As well as our single day trips we cater for groups and individuals wanting to take a multi - day angling holiday.
DON'T MISS OUT - Contact me a.s.a.p on 07968 972736
LOOK - at my Website www.flamer4fishing.co.uk for places/trips available, latest catches and lots of information.
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ON FLAMER IV SOON, ALL THE BEST,COLIN,FLAMER IV
NOTE: I AM NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR 2019 View Boats Page
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17/06/2018
Fishing Report by Philip Higgins
on Mistress Linda / San Gina3 (Poole, Dorset)
17 Jun 2018 by Philip Higgins
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The last few days have been frustrating with the strong winds and big tides we have endured but we have still manged to find fish for the anglers mainly Bream, Tope, Rays and Dogs. it has been good to see Mackeral starting to be caught on a regular basis. Inside the harbour as evening sets in some good smoothhound fishing has been had not big fish but plenty of fun in shallow water.
More next week
Phil View Boats Page
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06/2018
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
Jun 2018 by Colin Penny
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Flatty Fishing - Bob Spencer from Southampton on his first trip aboard Flamer IV landed his personal best Plaice weighing 4Ib 8oz(Pictured),Bob was using a two hook Plaice trace with pink attractor beads on and size 2/0 Sakuma Stinger hooks baited with ragworm and squid strips. Bob's friend Jason Cochlin caught his ferst ever Turbot weighing 4Ib 8oz,Jason returned the fish alive to grow bigger.
NOTE: The Flatty fishing continues to be good with some good size Plaice being landed along with Turbot and Brill.
The Next Flatty Trips with places available are on June 26th, 29th, July 2nd, 3rd, 5th,
FLATTY COMPETITIONS - July 7th - Flamer IV Plaice Competition, July 18th - Flamer IV Flatty Competiton, July 19th - Annual Flamer IV v Top Cat Plaice Competition,
July 27th - The Weymouth Turbot and Brill Competition, October 26th - Flamer IV v Supanova II - Flatty Competition,
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06/2018
Fishing Report by Matt Rowe
on Piscary (Poole, Dorset)
Jun 2018 by Matt Rowe
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Yet another Piscary record smashed
Well done to Darren Phillips on catching Piscary's first ever Coalfish at 8lb as Darren is a Piscary species hunter he wins a free trip .Other notable fish around at the moment ,Big Blondes, Tope to around 30lb ,Undulates to over 15lb,Turbot, Brill,Bream to over 3lb ,Plaice, Bullhuss,Congers,Thornbacks to over 12lb and Double figure Smoothounds. View Boats Page
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13/06/2018
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
13 Jun 2018 by Colin Penny
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A lovely day on the Wrecks produced a good catch of Pollack with some double figure fish caught on a variety of lures but red and white lures and jelly worms proved to be the best on the day. Ian Youngs and Graham Johnson also caught Cod. Pictured is Ian Young with his 11Ib 2oz pollack.
My Next Wreck Trips with places available are on June 24th, July 8th, 13th, Don't Miss Out - Book Your Places.
Also Now Taking Bookings for 2019. View Boats Page
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05/2018
Fishing Report by Lewis hodder
on Pegasus (Lyme Regis, Dorset)
May 2018 by Lewis hodder
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May Report- What a month, awesome weather especially the later half of the month we managed 24 days at sea in May and today is the first day ashore after a spell of 17 straight days at sea.
Great to sea some early Bream being caught in one particular area, plenty of fish up to 3lb 9oz with 90% being returned due to the time of year. We’ve also seen plenty of pollack to low double figures, hounds to 7lb, huss to 10lb, Plaice to 2lb, small congers, 4 different types of wrasse, occasional tub gurnards and a few rays. There might of even been the odd dogfish and pout mixed in.... later in the month saw the arrival of a nice few mackerel, great to see them in good numbers at this time of year again.
Wreck fishing has been patchy, plenty of congers up to 50-60lb on the anchor if that’s your thing. Some days have seen a nice few cod and Pollack with Cod to 8lb and Pollack up to 14lb where as other days the fish have been extremely hard to find. We did have a first ever Coalfish on a crossing to Alderney in a mid channel wreck in late may and I have heard of a few more being caught not too far away, let’s hope this is the start of a comeback for the coalfish on the south coast.
Great to see so many anglers enjoying Lyme Bay and beyond though with plenty of old faces and a few new ones thrown in as well.
June availability;
Saturday 16th Inshore 8am-4pm £50
Friday 29th Inshore 8am-4pm £50 Bream, Pollack, Plaice
Evening species league 5-9pm £35 including bait and entry fee.
I also have the following dates available for whole boat bookings or individuals. 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th building tides all that week. There could be the possibility of a first go at a shark trip for the year?
Call or text 07519160020 or message to book or enquire spaces going fast. View Boats Page
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07/06/2018
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
7 Jun 2018 by Colin Penny
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The Tonbridge Tanglers rejoined Flamer IV for a 4 day Angling Break and did a variety of trips Wreck,Reef/Bank, Flatty fishing, and caught several different species like Plaice,Cod,Pollack,Turbot,Brill,Bull Huss,Congers,Rays etc. Norbert is pictured with his 4Ib 3oz Plaice.
They also did a species competitions over the first 3 days and the Winner was Jon Haylett 198 points, Runner Up was Simon Haylett 144 points, David Gorham won the Best Fish Award 9Ib Cod. On the last day competition the Winner was Simon Haylett 176 points, Runner Up was Stuart Summerson 164 points, Norbet Albstmeijer won the Best Fish Award 4Ib 3oz Plaice.
The guys enjoyed their trip and the social side was good, they even took the skipper to his favourite restaurant "The Ming Wah" for a Chinese meal, "Thanks Lads".
Weymouth Angling Breaks - *** NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR 2018 and 2019 *** Don't Miss Out
A few days away fishing out of Weymouth along with the social side is a nice trip to do.The variety of fishing and the amount of different species caught at Weymouth is probably second to none.There are plenty of places to stay which are angler friendly and some excellent places to wine and dine around the harbour and in Weymouth Town centre.
If you want to try a Weymouth Angling Break then contact me, I cater for whole boat charters and individuals.
Planning your trip well in advance is essential you need to arrange your boat booking and your accommodation as early as possible to avoid disappointment, some of my regular groups plan their trips at least 12 months in advance, this allows them to discuss with me the best tides for the type of fishing they are targeting. View Boats Page
