Latest Fishing Reports: United Kingdom
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09/03/2013
Fishing Report by Karl Ward
on Irene II (Liverpool, Merseyside)
9 Mar 2013 by Karl Ward
Report on-board Irene II
Fishing is very slow at the moment with not many fish at all. today only had a few Dabs
This time last year we were fish in the river for Rays but even these have not shown yet
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03/2013
Fishing Report by Pete Gough
on Beowulf (Poole, Dorset)
Mar 2013 by Pete Gough
Report on-board Beowulf
February was not as bad as it could have been,with some good Ray fishing on the offshore banks.
March has started well, with Rays, and a lot of sport with Turbot and Brill. Some boats have caught some whoppers, but they have tended to be the odd one. we have done well with no's however, even if we have put nearly all back!
It has been a very cold start to the year and water temperatures are down as well as the non appearance of sand eels so far.
It will not be long before Bream start to move in though, and although the offshore wrecks can fish well, it's not been the weather to go that far.
NOW is the time for that lifetime best Turbot Brill or Plaice. Give me a ring, I still have a few spaces. View Boats Page
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03/2013
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
Mar 2013 by Colin Penny
Report on-board Flamer IV
FLAMER IV FLATTY NEWS
If you want to catch Turbot,Brill and Plaice and have not, NOW is the Time, Call me and book your trip/place.DON'T MISS OUT.
NEWS - The Turbot,Brill and Plaice are now being caught.This is the time of year for that BIG TURBOT.SO DON'T MISS OUT.
MARCH 2013 - Rob Shattock from Southampton landed a 4Ib 8oz Brill while drift fishing.Rob was using 10Ib class tackle and the successful bait was a strip of Ammo mackerel.Rob also caught a Turbot which he returned alive.Rob is pictured with his Brill catch.
FLAMER IV FLATTY NEWS
********* DON'T MISS OUT BOOK YOUR PLACE/S NOW, ON A WEYMOUTH BASED CHARTER BOAT WITH A LOCAL KNOWLEDGEABLE SKIPPER.MORE TIME FISHING LESS TIME TRAVELING *************
MARCH 2013 - John Bellamy from Southampton landed 3Ib 8oz Plaice he caught.John was using 8Ib class tackle with a trace that had lots green and black beads on and silver blades.The successful bait was ragworm and a strip of Ammo squid.John was pleased to land this Plaice as he lost a bigger one earlier.John also caught a Turbot which he returned alive. View Boats Page
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03/2013
Fishing Report by Dave Elliott
on Ocean Warrior 3 (Brighton, East Sussex)
Mar 2013 by Dave Elliott
Report on-board Ocean Warrior 3
We have had some good weather lately and we have managed to get out Pollack fishing.
Don Matthews had the biggest one this week at 17lb 3oz. It was caught drifting using a white shad lure over a deep water wreck.
We have been finding that the Pollack have been really high in the water, which has also been really clear.
If you fancy a day out Pollack fishing - check out the calendar for spaces available or call Dave on 07966 377145. View Boats Page
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10/03/2013
Fishing Report by Terry Lee
on Seabreez3 (Brighton, East Sussex)
10 Mar 2013 by Terry Lee
Report on-board Seabreez3
March 2013
Hi Everyone,
Thought I’d write a message after a lovely Mother’s day meal!
March has been an excellent month on Seabreeze3 so far with some fantastic Pollock being caught. Dave Robson’s son, Nathan landed the most impressive fish of the month so far a 22lb 8oz Pollock and one of 17lb 8oz! Excellent fish for a first timer, his Dad asked me to teach Nathan how to fish which I did, so either Nathan is a fast learner or it was beginners luck! I like to think it was my expert tuition! Closely followed this month by Oz with a 16lb 8oz Pollock and Steve Knocks with a 15lb 8oz Pollock. Followed by Adrian the ‘Crane’ man who caught a 15lb Pollock.
These are a selection of the larger fish that are being caught, have a look at my photo gallery for more pictures.
If anyone would like a day out onboard Seabreeze3 then please give me a call.
www.seabreeze3.co.uk
Email: charter@seabreeze3.co.uk
Tel/01273 585372
Mob/07850 707572
Tight lines everyone.
Terry Lee View Boats Page
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10/03/2013
Fishing Report by Dave Pitman
on Atlanta (Weymouth, Dorset)
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07/03/2013
Fishing Report by Nathan Roberts
on Seabreez3 (Brighton, East Sussex)
7 Mar 2013 by Nathan Roberts
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Me and my father have been fishing numerous times with Terry onboard the Seabreeze 3, and to this day, we have continued to see a great service with excellent guidance and friendly crew! We start the day and head straight out to our fishing location where we are instantly set up and directed by Terry or his deckhand. The trips are lengthy and provide for plenty of time, and Terry's skill and experience allows for the best locations, ensuring that you will not be disappointed with the results! Every trip we have gone on has left us eager to return, and with numerous amounts of fish! Well done to the crew, and this is a great, well maintained boat that I certainly recommend to anybody who is after an action-packed day of fishing, beginner or not! We will certainly be going again soon! Very friendly service and a spectacular day all round!
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03/2013
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
Mar 2013 by Colin Penny
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FLAMER IV FISHY NEWS
MARCH 2013 - "SODS LAW" Graham Gardner age 59 from Colchester had not long recovered from a hernia operation,was on his first fishing trip since his operation.I said to Graham "Sods Law says you will get the biggest fish" Sure enough that it was happened.First Graham caught a 40Ib Conger eel and then followed that with a superb 26Ib Cod. Graham was using 20Ib class tackle with a pennel rig baited with Ammo squid and mackerel.Of course I kept asking Graham if he was ok while he was trying to land the two big fish.Graham is pictured with his 26Ib Cod View Boats Page
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07/03/2013
Fishing Report by brian poppy
on Cleveland Princess (Lowestoft, Suffolk)
7 Mar 2013 by brian poppy
Report on-board Cleveland Princess
Easterly ground swell today so keep inside very rolly went to our church mark had a few Whitings and one 3lb.8oz Cod right on the bottom of the ebb bit of weed to make the boat look like a garden centre,the flood produced a few more Whiting so we moved inside to another mark about 15.00 off the camp and i had 5 Cod one after another all off the back none uptide must have been droping into a area with them siting there they were taking squid heads and a bit of fresh lug tip all the Cod came in at around the 3lb--4lb mark very good quality fish,well done colin hope you enjoyed your trip,Brian.
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05/03/2013
Fishing Report by Mark Dolben
on My Way 2 (Holyhead, Isle of Anglesey)
5 Mar 2013 by Mark Dolben
Report on-board My Way 2
I've just spent two days aboard my way targeting spurdogs in the Holyhead deeps.
Ok the first day it just wasn't happening for me and at one point I was nicknamed the doggie king lol,
That's not to say it was only dogs that came to the boat,the other lads enjoying some superb action landing some cracking Spurs and Huss most well in to double figers.
Then it was a move in shore for a spot of general fishing in the afternoon and the boat was kept busy with ray's, Huss,polock,cod,whiteing, oh and plenty more dogs for me! I think it was because I stuck it out all day with big fish baits hopeing for a better fish and it just wasnt my day and the dogs were to quick, but that's fishing!
On the second day it was touch and go if we would make it out to the deeps, the wind had picked up a fair bit from the flat calm Sunny day before but in the end it was decided it would be safe enough as the wind was not forecast to get any stronger to make the trip.
This time we steamed out to a different mark up to the north, and it was on the way out that I remembered something Gethyn had noticed and commented the day before the two biggest spurs came on identical rigs and bait.
So I nipped in to the wheel house and Gethyn sorted me out with some of the rigs wich he ties himself and some advice on how best to set the hook and bait to use the end result was my first ever and new personal best spurdog a cracking fish well into double figers and the biggest fish of the day, I was absolutely made up and will remember the day for a long time to come, a big thank you to Gethyn for his advice and lesson learnt (again) Always listen to the skipper he KNOWS WHAT HE'S ON ABOUT!!
After that it was more of the same and a harty dinner of sausage black pudding and baked bean sandwiches (ooh there good!)
We steamed back in for some more general fishing in the afternoon,where we enjoyed another good mixed bag of fish.
So i would just like to say that I can't recommend a trip on My way enough great fishing good food a good bit of banter with the crew and a skipper that knows what he's on about.
I had a great couple of days and can't Waite till next time.
tight lines Mark. View Boats Page
