A lesson in futility
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A lesson in futility
Friday the plan was to hit the back after a Pollock which I know are there, but being billy no mates couldn't find anyone to go with, and not fancying the climb down on my own I ended up at the East-Wight. Two venues that normally produce plenty of bass and flounder this time of year. Four and a half hours at the first venue followed by five at the second resulted in not even a nibble.
Undaunted by the lack of success Saturday found me at the other end of the Island, freshwater bay, looking for a Bass or Pollock.
After four hours I get a little nibble on whole squid and actually managed to land a fish, this rockling
Well it was a start, unfortunately it was the end also, at silly o'clock in the morning I packed up without any further bites.
Monday after doing a mornings work I was down the Duver, a well known Flounder mark, by 12.30, conditions looked perfect.
Well after 5 hours and again not even a nibble I called it a session.
Tuesday and yet another go for the Flounder, this time the mud flats up the river, another good spot for them.
Four hours later same result, nothing even the crabs weren't feeding.
So after 27 hours watching my rod tips they moved once and resulted in a slug.
There's no fish left round the Island, I give up.
Or there again :-*
Undaunted by the lack of success Saturday found me at the other end of the Island, freshwater bay, looking for a Bass or Pollock.
After four hours I get a little nibble on whole squid and actually managed to land a fish, this rockling
Well it was a start, unfortunately it was the end also, at silly o'clock in the morning I packed up without any further bites.
Monday after doing a mornings work I was down the Duver, a well known Flounder mark, by 12.30, conditions looked perfect.
Well after 5 hours and again not even a nibble I called it a session.
Tuesday and yet another go for the Flounder, this time the mud flats up the river, another good spot for them.
Four hours later same result, nothing even the crabs weren't feeding.
So after 27 hours watching my rod tips they moved once and resulted in a slug.
There's no fish left round the Island, I give up.
Or there again :-*
Davey- top poster
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Re: A lesson in futility
Bad Luck Davey, its been just as bad up here as well, no fish
Tink- top poster
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Registration date : 2009-06-16
Re: A lesson in futility
tough at the top hey mate but you cant count a slug as a catch can you ???
kingcrab- top poster
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Re: A lesson in futility
Made my day reading this, now I know its not just me.
Good effort though Davey.
Good effort though Davey.
Fishfinder- top poster
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Location : Salford
Registration date : 2009-03-30
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Hi Mate
Thanks for posting the report mate 10 out of 10 for trying davey carn't knock you for that and im sure :* meens you will be back out there soon
but im not sure if your getting some of this cold stuff as some of the guys have said there's not much here when this time last year there was.
my next try will be boxing day in a match on the coast further up from me as they say a rest is as good as a change. some nice photo's
cheers mate
Thanks for posting the report mate 10 out of 10 for trying davey carn't knock you for that and im sure :* meens you will be back out there soon
but im not sure if your getting some of this cold stuff as some of the guys have said there's not much here when this time last year there was.
my next try will be boxing day in a match on the coast further up from me as they say a rest is as good as a change. some nice photo's
cheers mate
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