Duration:4.00-10.00pm
Tide:high at 8.30
Weather:mild and calm
Bait:lug, mackeral, squid, bluey
Rigs:flapper, pulley, flowing trace
Results:me:2 Conger, 3 red gurnard, 2 dab, flounder, plaice,coalfish
mick: 7 coalfish, pollack, 3 dogfish ,2 thornback ray, tub gurnard
Report:Made plans on sat to fish on sunday and after a quick look in the feezer realised I had no fish bait left
so headed to a local pier with the feathers to "gather bait" and came home with a bagfull of fresh mackeral 
. After digging lug we arrived and were on the rocks by 4 and the tide was just begining to push in. I was first in with a conger in the bright sunshine after a battle of wills it was landed and weighed in at 12.5lb 
mick then picked up the pace with a few doubles, one was a beautiful tub and the smallest ray seen recently, he did later better this with another nicely marked thornie of over 3lb. I had another run and lost a conger so put out another trace and about an hour later landed one at 8.5lb with what was left of my last trace and the bluey heads still lodged in its throat 
, thankfully we managed to remove both that hook and gthe one which landed him and he even spat out a coalfish of about 20cm, and I must confess that as I saw this being spat out covered in slime I first thought it was a pouting and was quite confidently claiming another species 
I tried my best but couldn't manage a thornie, even had a pulley rig with 3.0 and 1.0 hookks pennel rigged on it, this was lifted and the rachet ran a few times but I couldn't manage to connect, eventually the came a slow but definate bite, this was allowed to develop before I stuck in and again seemed to miss
, only to land the smallest and perfectly formed red gurnard hooked on the 1.0 
and never worry man. with the way you've been fishing that thornie will come soon enough