Report:On the drive to one of the usual marks we got chatting about a headland we had spied and said could be worth a walk so with our boots on we headed off into the unkown. Things looked very promising but the bottom proved to be very rough and I lost more rigs than I even thought I had with me , Then I tried a jelly worm I found crawling around the bottom of my box and soon landed a small but deeply coloured pollack and then lost the jelly worm on my next cast , naturally I spent some time exlaining to mick how I at least hadn't blanked , so he duely wound in a 41cm wrasse at 2.5lb , I must admit I had it coming as he spent the next hour discussing and comparing the 2 fish no matter where we moved to we lost tackle for the whole evening so must explore it again with a spinning rod and loads of lures
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well done on exploring new ground,by the colour of the pollack i would say there is a lot of kelp around,some of the tackle grave yards can produce lovely fish might be worth a try again
lifetime species fishing and rock pool
1 dogfish,2 whiting,3 flounder,4 two spot goby,5 mackerel,6 pollack,7 common blenny,8 European eel,9 butterfish,10 Deep-snouted pipefish,11 rock goby,12 poor cod,13 corkwing wrasse,14 coalfish,15 turbot,16 tompot blenny,17 dab,18 dragonet,19 shorerockling,20 thornback ray,21 three bearded rockling,22 sandeel,23 grey gurnard,24 sea scorpion,25 scad,26 plaice,27 ballen wrasse,28 bullhuss,29 conger eel,30 blue shark,31 blonde ray,32 cod,33 pouting,34 topknot,35 Fifteen-spine Stickleback,36 mullet,37 Sand Goby,38 Montagu's Blenny,39 Three-spined Stickleback,40 goldshinny wrasse,41 painted goby,42 five bearded rockling,43 Sand-Smelt,44 Small-headed Clingfish ,45 sole
Well done nice fish float fishing would probably be the answer there alright vary the depths you can also use a weaklink and junk leads when the fish bites you strike if the lead is snagged it gets left behnd but the fish comes up... try 8lb / 10lb line with a couple of overhand knots in it from a 3 way swivel down to the lead obviously you can't belt out a cast with this setup just for dropping in close..... tight lines
Shore Species 2011 (31) Ballan Wrasse, Bass, Bullhuss, Coalfish, Cod, Conger, Corkwing Wrasse, Cuckoo Ray, Dab, Dogfish, Five Bearded Rockling, Flounder, Goldsinny Wrasse, Long Spined Sea Scorpion, Mackerel, Plaice, Pollack, Poor Cod, Pouting, Rock Goby, Shanny, Shore Rockling, Short Spined Sea Scorpion, Thornback Ray, Three Bearded Rockling, Tompot Blenny, Tope, Tub Gurnard, Turbot, Undulate Ray, Whiting
Shore Species 2010 (26) - Bass, Black Goby, Bull Huss, Coalfish, Cod, Dab, Dogfish, Five Bearded Rockling, Flounder, Grey Gurnard, Lesser Weaver, Mackerel, Mullet, Plaice, Pollack, Poor cod, Pouting, Rock Goby, Shore Rockling, Silver eel, Starry Smooth Hound, Thornback Ray, Tope, Tub Gurnard, Turbot, Whiting