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I mentioned a few months ago that my reel seat has come apart.. I can’t move the top bit.. so how does this work..?

A mate of mine has invited me to fish with him in northern England…he has told me that Wigan pier is well worth a visit.. my question to you guys is what sort of gear do I take.?

.. on my rod… do any of you guys know the best way to clean it.?

Had a strange feeling that I wanted to go sea fishing.. first time in about six months.. I was just working on the farm and it hit me like a fat cow on a Friday night

Went to my local trout lake.. where they do what I first started back in the nineties.. catch and release and adding stock fish as well. Got there to find probably fifty rods out.. some of them on a corporate day out complete with beer barbecuing and hangers on. The main lake was full of weed...

..was the target.. just getting out to wet a line is hard enough these days.. I think August last year was the last time out. Was due to fish here.. But decided that I would just lose gear.so inverbervie it was. It was overcast.. but warmish.. 8 degrees..and only a light wind. I baited one two...

Bought these from a tackle shop.. but what are they actually for..? And how should I rig them up..? Sorry for being dim but I have no idea.

Is there a particular time of year to catch these in Scotland..?

Well not actually the rod..rather the reel screw thingy that tightens to stop the reel falling off .the screw bit has detached from reel grippy bit..it's on a fox range master 2/12 lb test curve carp rod. Can any of you kind gentlemen advise me if it's worth fixing it or just to get a new rod...

Had to remove my son from school for a pcr test..so the two of us managed and hour or so at the harbour at low tide. Fished sabikis and a two oz lead..the result was 60 small Pollack to about a pound...good fun.

It seems like the spool on my 6000 isn't oscillating properly and his causing a birds nest..I have just put new line on..it's a nightmare..any ideas please..?

..decided after a morning of stripping carpets from the upstairs landing because of an infestation of carpet moths that I would rather like to be at the seaside. I couldn't be bothered to take bait..just took some metal lures..finish minnows and some sabikis for a quick session on a local...

..about three weeks ago I managed to get out for a few hours on the beach.. I didn't have any fresh bait..just mackerel that must have been two years old and had been frozen and defrosted at least ten times..and some squid that was about the same. l did remember the fork so I was going to try...

Looking to change my way of storing rigs and hooklengths. I currently use plastic bags that blow away down the beach when I open my box..any other recommendations..?

Finally managed to escape from work and farm duties for an afternoon..and went for a dangle. It wasn't the best weather wise as it was blowing well..and cold..and the trout lakes are quite open to the elements..but a trip was required out..it must be a good 9 months since I had the chance to...

Home Forums UK & Ireland Venue Reports & Advice Scotland Catch Reports Findhorn report.... Jump to LatestUnfollow 1 - 7 of 7 Posts flappyfish · Registered Joined Jan 7, 2014 · 19,135 Posts Discussion Starter • #1 • 18 h ago ...got to the beach for the first time in 18...

For catching flatties in the north east of Scotland...?