Plenty of shore rockling there, but they are not spread out all over. You need to drop your bait in amongst the boulders, or close by. Keep rigs simple as you will lose some.
I haven't posted a catch report for quite a few months, so here goes, but don't get too excited.
I popped down to my local harbour for an evening's fishing this Tuesday. The plan was to fish the flood, partly in daylight, and partly in darkness, just to see if I could bag any new species for...
Nice wrasse!
I was there today notching up some minis.
I was talking to a lady who mentioned a 15 inch wrasse.
Probably the same lady and the same wrasse!
What better way to celebrate the Summer Solstice than with a session on the shingle.
So I pitched-up on my local beach to see what was about. There was a chance for some new additions to my species hunt.
I had fresh ragworm plus squid and prawns, so twin flattie rods were set-up, each with a...
I know what you mean. You wouldn't believe how many hours I put in to getting a goldsinny.
I tried micro sabikis unsuccessfully for the micro herrings and then caught one by accident on my wrasse rig.
I have failed utterly on the gars, gurnards and dragonets, but hey ho, if we always caught...
Well done.
Corbin's sandeels are more common than people think.
I get a few when feathering for bait when boat fishing out of Beer in Devon.
Every one has been a Corbin's and I've never had a launce there.
Contrary to what the text books say I have never seen the bicuspid teeth in a Corbin's...
With Monday being the only day without rain being forecast, I decided to pop down to Weymouth and see if I could bag another species.
I pitched up on the Stone Pier and set up two rods. One with a float to see if I could tempt an early garfish, and the other with small hooks baited with rag to...
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