People:meDuration:12-4pm
Tide:high at 3
Weather:mild dec day, flat calm
Bait:mackeral, squid
Rigs:pulley, spinning rod+lures
Results: 11 coalfish, 18 pollack
Report:Decided to fish a rough ground rock mark that I've had some good 4-5lb pollack from while spinning during the summer months in past 2 years. So convinced that it would hold fish during the winter I packed up the box(complete with back pack strap/seat conversion thingy) expecting to loose a lot of tackle prompted me to through in just about every lead weight I could find(forgetting that this would add weight to backpack
). Strapped rods and stand together and started off on the hike(which was always easy enough with a spinning rod and box of lures). Got to my ledge convinced that the effort would be worth it and got bait in the water, an hour passed without a bite, bait not even touched(apart from a small red crab and a starfish) 
, and I even had size 1 hooks on flapper rigs as well as 3.o on pulley rigs dropped into the rough ground(thankfully got most of them back, thanks to rotton bottm weak links). So decided to chuck around a lure to see if that would create any interestand had a fish almost every cast 
, where did they come from and why didnt they see/smell my bait. Lots of fish mostly over 30cm and up to about 1.5lb. So to sum up slightly dissappointed not to land a monster on bait but plenty of action as long as I kept the spinning rod going 
But I'm still convinced its a mark that could hold a few surprises
One fish seemed to be like a cross between pollack and coalie what do you think it is
Was there any unusual activity in the water?
Congrats.
