Duration: 5.30pm - 8pm
Tide: low then turning back in
Weather: 15mph wind, no rain but very cold
Bait: just rag
Rigs: 3 hook flapper
Results: 29 whiting (biggest 24cm) 2 pouting
Report: i got up at 5am to go and dig some rag, but only stuck it out an hour before my hands were frozen
. i managed to get about a pound and a half of them which were fairly deep with the highest concentration of them 2ft down in the clay 
not fun when you're on your own in the dark. i decided to stay local and headed for bangor with low tide around 6pm. i had all the intentions of fishing it out until around midnight, but the whiting scupperd any ides of that by hitting my baits before the lead had even hit the sea bed 
they were ravenous wee buggers. a rethink was needed as i was going to fish my usual 2 rods. but with the whiting hitting my baits before i could even wind in my slack line from casting made that impossible 
. so i packed one rod away and just fished on. it was crazy, i was pulling them in, in twos and threes at a time. you were only limited on how many of em you could catch by how quickly you could rebait and get back out again 
this kinda fishing soon had a detremental toll on my bait supplies as i was rapidly running low on worms 
i even started to break up the worms and only use a half on each hook, but still they came in numbers. the last 2 casts brought in whiting and pouting which was nice. another species. but in typical form, as another species finally came on the feed i had ran out of bait do'nt get me wrong i'm not complaning it was great crack, frantic and short lived, but still great crack 
one of my shortest but most productive sessions yet. 31 fish in 2 1/2 hours 
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