Latest Fishing Reports: United Kingdom
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25/02/2016
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
25 Feb 2016 by Colin Penny
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Flaming Rays R' US, The Ray fishing has been excellent on recent trips. pictured is Denise Youngs with a 15Ib Undulate Ray which was landed on Flamer IV during a session fishing at anchor on a bank. The Ray was returned alive.
Don't Miss Out, Book Your Place/s/Trips Now.
For dates and places available look at my web site: www.flamer4fishing.co.uk
2016 - NOTE: I am Now Taking Bookings for 2016. LOOK - I have put up an Itinerary of trips for 2016 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.
NEW Flamer IV Tackle Box Stickers and Business Cards are Now available on board Flamer IV
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25/02/2016
Fishing Report by Ian Dale
on Kelley's Hero Charters (Gosport, Hampshire)
25 Feb 2016 by Ian Dale
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At 0500 in the morning, the last thing you want is your alarm clock going off, that is of course unless you are going out to try and find some of those wrecks and ruins to gain you and your crew some nice pollock. Of course getting out of bed isn’t easy when it is -2 outside, not only have you got to dress up in all the gear and then de-ice the car, you then have to go and do it all over again to the boat.
We steamed for around about 2 hours before reaching our first wreck, and we couldn’t moan and grumble as the weather was just perfect. Flat calm, sunny, and not too much of a breeze, we certainly were lucky. There were only 2 anglers aboard Kelley’s Hero, who were both as eager as ever. All their gear etc was ready before leaving the marina, now that is dedication.
The first wreck never produced any pollock, we were hoping that this trip wasn’t going to end the same way that the last one did. So off we went to find another wreck, and hopefully some fish. The next wreck proved quite successful, we had a few takes and misses, and then as the tide died down, the fish started to feed. “Fish on” Kev shouts, “fish on” shouts Mark. Out comes the net, and welcome aboard 2 lovely pollock. We had a nice couple of hours and a nice few fish on that wreck, and then we moved on to the next wreck to fish over the slack water period, however this only produced a few pollock as expected.
As the tide got away we welcomed a new addition to the fleet, we were fishing with 2 other boats on the wreck when this fourth one thought it would be a good idea to try and beat us to the start of the drift, but we weren’t having any of it, so in true fisherman fashion, we gave him a “TOOT” on the horn. To which he replied with a mighty “BLAST”, so of course, we let him go ahead of us, as you do.
Now once we had our tea and biscuits, and the tide had turned, we headed straight back to the wreck from before and started drifting once again. It started slow, but once the tide got to a steady pace, the pollock started feeding again. They were a bit picky at first and were only playing with our lures, but as before, they soon started feeding. Even though there weren’t any real monsters this trip, we had a good stamp of fish running between 6lb-13lb. And as they say time flies when you are having fun. and before we knew it, it was 1645, time to head home.
Tight Lines
Ian View Boats Page
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27/02/2016
Fishing Report by Moira Smith
on Spirit of Adventure (Kyle of Lochalsh, Highland)
27 Feb 2016 by Moira Smith
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Almost ready for the 2016 season. First trips start out on the 22nd March. Book ahead or call the day before to secure your place onboard. We do trips most days, evening trips also available. Varied fishing available.. We will be submitting fishing reports as the season develops.
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26/02/2016
Fishing Report by brian poppy
on Cleveland Princess (Lowestoft, Suffolk)
26 Feb 2016 by brian poppy
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We finally got out to our better marks that we use this week on 24th/25th/26/ with some great fishing the big Cod have started to show,on Wednesday 24th we had 10 Cod for a total weight of just over 100lb and the best coming in at 18lb on the nose to Trevor,Thursday 25th was not so good with only 2 Cod boated the best touching 8lb and 3 dropped on the way in,Friday 26th we had 4 Cod the best was 15lb.8oz things have started to improve and the Cod will now move inside a bit to feed up before going off for the summer so if you want a chance of a decent Cod get booked in before they go again,Brian.
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24/02/2016
Fishing Report by Paul Cumbers
on Bonwey (Ramsgate, Kent)
24 Feb 2016 by Paul Cumbers
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Plenty of skate on most trips and spur dogs when the weather let's us get off shore fishing will now improve each week and weather hopfully gets better so we can do more off shore trips.
Photo shows Wayne with his 16 pound Spur dog which was safely released View Boats Page
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02/2016
Fishing Report by Ross Parham
on Spot On! (Brixham, Devon)
Feb 2016 by Ross Parham
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A break in the weather allowed Spot On to leave Brixham at 7am for a days wrecking in search of Pollock.
It has to be said the day was absolutely awesome from the off, with a cold frosty morning the sun cam out and the little wind disappeared and it was like a summers day and the fishing wasn't bad either.
Well the truth has to be told it was fantastic from the off, with prime conditioned hard running Pollock and this continued all day and with a couple guys targeting ling over slack water we had a couple with just over 19lb being the biggest Ling and low double figure Pollock making up the remainder of the days catch.
A bumper haul and one of the best had on board Spot On so lets hope it continues.
2pm came and I made the decision that the guys had enough fish and with 3 guys filleting for 3 hours steam home we reached Brixham harbour at 17:35 for a well deserved cold refreshment.
A big thank you to the lads for making an exceptionally fun day and great relaxed atmosphere all day which is what its all about.
We will be targeting the BIG Ling very soon so watch this space for reports and catches.
Thanks to my sponsors SIDEWINDER lures for the continued support into 2016 who without there great products would not allow us to catch the fish that Spot On catches.
I would like to welcome the new charter boat 'OBSESSION' to Brixham and wish Kev good luck in his new port.
Spot On still has some good tides and dates available so please call, txt or email if you want a trip on Brixham's premier charter boat and still the only catamaran operating from Brixham.
Pictured is Jamie with his fine Ling of 19lb 4oz Ling
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02/2016
Fishing Report by Dave Elliott
on Ocean Warrior 3 (Brighton, East Sussex)
Feb 2016 by Dave Elliott
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We have managed to get out fishing this week, following some rubbish weather this year so far!
Just a big thank you to my anglers for their understanding of the new 'Bass Law', this week. They have been fully co-operative to returning all of the Bass to sea alive. We did catch quite a lot of Bass this week so this has meant a lot to me for their co-operation.
There has also been some good sized Pollock caught this week as well on the offshore wrecks of which at least they had something to take home! They were all good sized double figured in weight.
You can also check out 'Newhaven Ocean Warrior 3 Fishing' on Facebook for latest pictures and videos of the Bass going back.
Let's hope for some good spring weather to come and some good fishing for all!!
Regards
Dave View Boats Page
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25/02/2016
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
25 Feb 2016 by Colin Penny
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The Reef/Bank fishing trips have been producing some excellent Ray and Spurdog fishing with Squid and Mackerel cocktail baits proving to be to the fishes liking.The baits are presented on pennel rigs of Sakuma Manta 6/0 hooks.
With Bryan Osbourne doing well on the Spurdogs landing spurs weighing 18Ib and 19Ib Bryan is pictured with the 19 pounder. All the fish were returned alive.
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REEF/BANK Trips for Rays,Spurs etc - here are some forth coming dates with places available at present -
March 1,2,3,4,19,22,23,30, Don't Miss Out
NOTE: Also don't forget to book your places on Wreck Trips for Pollack and Ling - March 5,6,25,26,27,31,,
Don't Miss Out, Book Your Place/s/Trips Now.
For dates and places available look at my web site: www.flamer4fishing.co.uk
2016 - NOTE: I am Now Taking Bookings for 2016. LOOK - I have put up an Itinerary of trips for 2016 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.
NEW Flamer IV Tackle Box Stickers and Business Cards are Now available on board Flamer IV View Boats Page
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25/02/2016
Fishing Report by Ray Smith
on She Will Do (Poole, Dorset)
25 Feb 2016 by Ray Smith
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Great day in the office today with a variety of species including thornback whiting , smooth hounds
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24/02/2016
Fishing Report by jon old
on High Flyer 2 (Great Yarmouth, Norfolk)
24 Feb 2016 by jon old
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Keeping you all up to date having lost two weekends on the trot due to extremely high winds was glad to get out midweek nice light north west wind making conditions near perfect, only bug bear was reasonably strong tide but you cant have it all. We headed out north to a bank on the 5 mile mark on arriving was clear the tide was far too strong to fish in the depth we were in, couple of whiting and a flatty came in but decided to move anyway as tide wasnt going to slow down for a few more hours yet. Headed south virtually off lowestoft seafront didnt take long as tide was with us resulting in pesky whiting from the start of all sizes! Ended up when the tide turned with best fish of the day pictured here with Len Andrews a 6lb cod, also few others round the 3 to 4 lb mark and undersize returned. Had a visit from IFCA Fisheries Patrol Vessel nice to see the boys as they do a great job also explained our new bass quotas. In all was a great day sun shining few cod at last hoping this is the start of the spring codling run as we have had a hard time so far this winter! Thanks to all the lads especially those who traveled couple of hours its much appreciated just leaves us looking forward to next few weeks to see what happens, Few places left for this weekend at the moment. Until then tight lines everyone. Jon (High Flyer)
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