Latest Fishing Reports: United Kingdom
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20/09/2011
Fishing Report by Paul Kilpatrick
on Sea Otter 2 (Whitby, North Yorkshire)
20 Sep 2011 by Paul Kilpatrick
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Whitbys late summer festival is now in full swing and ling are being caught big time but there is still some belting cod around as well hugh jones from ripon was fishing with me yesterday the fishing was fast with ling jumping aboard but then popped up this cracking cod just onces short of 19lb well done hugh he leads the way in the £1000 competition he has untill sunday to wait to see if the grand is his well done hugh.
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16/09/2011
Fishing Report by Carl Davies
on Gwen-Paul-M (Conwy, Conwy)
16 Sep 2011 by Carl Davies
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2nd successful 2 day Isle of Man trip completed in new vessel, Gwen-Paul-M',at the weekend 16th-17th September. Pollack to 9lb, Coalfish to 4lb, Spurdog to 18lb and ling to 15lb.
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16/09/2011
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
16 Sep 2011 by Colin Penny
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SEPTEMBER 2011 - The SOUTH COAST SAC joined Flamer IV for a 5 day angling break with flatties in mind.The first day how ever was blown off and the second day a species comp was done catching thornback rays,dogfish,gurnards,scad,pollack etc.The weather improved on the other days and the flatty fishing got under way.They enjoyed some fantastic fishing catching plaice,turbot and brill and a lonely dab.Several of the members achieved personal bests with plaice of 5Ib plus and 6Ib.Pictured are Graham Newell(the short person) with his personal best plaice weighing 6Ib and Jim Stoneham with his personal best plaice weighing 5Ib.
Angling breaks are good way to spend a few days fishing aboard Flamer IV out of Weymouth.Book Now for 2012. View Boats Page
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17/09/2011
Fishing Report by Colin De Block
on Lead Us (Lowestoft, Suffolk)
17 Sep 2011 by Colin De Block
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had to cut the day short due to bad weather but still managed about 20 whiting 10 spotties and 2 nice smoothhounds 5.5lbs & 6.25lbs not bad for half a day between the two of us
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09/2011
Fishing Report by Lyle Stantiford
on Supanova II (Weymouth, Dorset)
Sep 2011 by Lyle Stantiford
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Well.............................. The wind has blown pretty hard as i'm sure your all aware with the back end of the Hurricanes hitting the british coast. The latter part of this week has seen a lul and a group of anglers from Suffolk managed to get their three day trip from Weymouth on Supanova in!
The lads come every year on various boats. What a cracking bunch of guys and some good anglers too.
Over the three days the lads managed to boat many different species including Bass, Bream, Turbot, Brill, Plaice, Cod, Conger, Huss, Red and Tub Gurnard, Ballan and Cuckoo Wrasse, Pollack but much to scarfeys dismay NO grey Gurnard!!!
It seems as though the wind has improved all the fishing, long may it continue!
Tight lines chaps! View Boats Page
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15/09/2011
Fishing Report by Colin De Block
on Lead Us (Lowestoft, Suffolk)
15 Sep 2011 by Colin De Block
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headed out to a mark off gorleston with fish coming from the off and steadily throughout with a hectic hour or so either side of high water and again before we hauled anchor at 16.30 ended up with 40 whiting, 15 spotties to 1.5lb, 5 smoothounds to 5.75lb and 1 thornback @ 6lb between 3 anglers a good day had by all
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10/09/2011
Fishing Report by Peter Hughes
on Discovery (Liverpool, Merseyside)
10 Sep 2011 by Peter Hughes
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Hello Gary and Daz, as promised we were back again to try our hand at deep sea fishing. This time based in the Mersey. We had the added entertainment of the power boat championships and a four plane aerial display team keeping us amused. As usual Gary and Daz had everything ready for us including baits and rigs, and with the historic skyline in view, set out to catch. Fishing was slow at first but began to pick up as Gary plumbed the depths of his experience to keep us going in difficult conditions. Hot tea and pies cooked up by the skipper kept coming and so did the fish as various Rays and dogfish were landed.
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09/09/2011
Fishing Report by Gary Flint
on Discovery (Liverpool, Merseyside)
9 Sep 2011 by Gary Flint
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09.09.11
longs party from university 4 hr trip.
all total novices We left the marina at 7.45 am and headed to a mark to bottom fish some 6 miles away we arrived at the mark and dropped the anchor, to immediately start catching 10 dabs/ 5 dogfish,1 smoothound,2 thornback ray ,1 spotted ray, we then dashed back to the marina for 11.30 am,with the group already talking about there next trip View Boats Page
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11/09/2011
Fishing Report by steve harris
on Dentex (Chatham, Kent)
11 Sep 2011 by steve harris
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Hi guys
The fishing is still busy at the moment out there in the thames estuary with some good catches of thornback rays and some nice bass.
The whitings have now made an apperance and loads of dogfish so winter must around the corner.
I have also heard of 1 or 2 codlings being caught not to far away so fingers crossed we will have a good season.
I still have a few weekend dates in my book left so if you want to get in on the action please give me a call.
I do individual days every so often on a weekend so if you would like to get on one of these then just send me your mobile number or an email and i can email you when ever one comes up.
All the best steve View Boats Page
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03/09/2011
Fishing Report by Paul Smith
on Rapid Fisher (Poole, Dorset)
3 Sep 2011 by Paul Smith
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Although the forecast was for clear skies & light winds the weather gods obviously didn't listen to the met office!!!! Rapid Fisher left the harbour with 9 hardy souls on board looking for that "something special".
After about an hour we had only managed to get a dozen mackerel so rather than waste more time we threw the hook in at our chosen spot. After a couple of demonstrations by yours truly & Alex (skipper of Predator II) on how to mount the perfect bait all lines were lowered into the water. After 10 minutes a tell tale nod was seen on one of the rods. Keen to show his best Robson Green impression, Baggy, struck into the fish far too early resulting in nothing more than spoiling a free dinner for Mr Ray!!!
After several more missed bites and the mackerel running low we headed to another mark. Alex changed all the rigs over to small hooks & showed everyone how to bait the worm onto the hook. A few small wrasse were caught but we decided to try and drift between the piers for some plaice.
After arriving at the chosen spot Alex managed to get a rod in the water bait with a nice juicy ragworm. It wasn't long before the cry of "net" was heard and a nice trigger fish came to the surface. After a quick picture the fish was returned and the hook rebaited. Again a cry for the net was shouted and sure enough Alex had another trigger!
After rebaiting everyones hooks more crys for the net were heard around the boat and after 10 hectic minutes a total of 6 trigger fish was boated. All fish were returned after a quick photo. Pictured here is Alex with the biggest of the day. View Boats Page
