Hi Lads,
Just wondering if blanking is a thing when boat fishing? or is it just a case of not getting on top of your marks properly? had a pretty bad day out on the boat the other day, only got 2 mackerel in 5 hours..
Cheers
Is blanking a thing when boat fishing?
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Is blanking a thing when boat fishing?
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Re: Is blanking a thing when boat fishing?
Ouch!
Blanking is a thing on boat fishing, but it is not normal. Usually you need to fish to a plan and if the plan A doesn’t work then plan B falls into action. You might not get your target species but you get “something to get a bend “.
Have a read off some articles here: www.topfisher.eu
Blanking is a thing on boat fishing, but it is not normal. Usually you need to fish to a plan and if the plan A doesn’t work then plan B falls into action. You might not get your target species but you get “something to get a bend “.
Have a read off some articles here: www.topfisher.eu