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  1. FLAMBOROUGH KAYAK MATCH REPORT AND RESULTS 2012

     

     

    The match was held at south landing Flamborough on the 26 TH August

    With a strong wind blowing Stonefish had em-posed boundary's with the Headland being out of bounds for safety

     

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    With event organizer Stonefish and journalist/photographer Simon Everett

    That makes 58 kayak anglers preparing to launch

     

    The safety crew for the day was from Hornsea Inshore Rescue and our safety boat was Charity Venture

     

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    Stonefish welcomes crew member Neil Crawthorne to Flamborough

     

    After a safety briefing covering a few issues with the weather etc

    58 kayak anglers prepered to launch

     

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    Simon Everett paddled to the middle to photo the pack passing

     

    The fishing would be hard and more a scratching match than the search for a big one

     

    The anglers were fishing for 1 large fish for the scales and a bag of Mackerel for a big bag

     

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    Neil swims back to Charity to commence the safety for the day

     

    With the boundary's in place deep water was a struggle to find

     

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    So many kayak hitting the water at one time makes a splash

    Some opting for a slow start

     

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    One of the 1st to catch was Sam Baxter (Yakin Sam)

    Here he displays a school Bass

    Much to Sam's disappointment it did not meet the Bass Scale size so he released it to swim for another day

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    The Kayak Sam used was very familiar with the area this surely would be an advantage at finding these allusive fish

     

    Some opted to stay close and fish in small groups

     

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    All though the sun had come out it was windy but what a view the the anglers got of the south side of the head

     

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    Last years event was dominated by the ocean range of kayaks

    It was great this year to have so many new company's yaks there and more trusty old ones the kayakers know and love

     

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    And the 2 glass company's with a great fleet on the water

    4 Stealth kayaks and around 10 Dorado,s made a nice sight at Flamborough

     

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    Some of the kayakers stayed close and in the clam shelter of the sea cliffs

    some opting for the fury of the head

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    The large swell and breaking waves had made a natural boundary wall no kayaker would of wanted to cross

     

    Although both Stonefish and Richie went for a close look at the natural wonder , most kayakers stayed well clear

     

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    The result of 2 people 2 photos at the same time

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    The fishing was hard with open water out the question

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    Ian Pickering (Tanglefoot) here show off his Coalfish

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    Last years 2nd place winner Dean Drew was struggling this year

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    We had Juniors this year

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    Some of the juniors got a helping paddle hand by Dad

     

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    Pete Carr along with Andy Money & Stonefish had put up the kids prizes

     

    Jeff Elliot (01kayak) here with his fish and jester hat it seem kayakers like funny hats

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    As you see in the back ground Charity was never far away

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    Is it a whopper or the sea bed

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    As the hours drew on the fishing improved for some

    Ryan turner getting most of his fish in the last 40 Min's

    A bag of rubby dubby was the solution for one angler called Jonas (Glenn) getting a great amount of fish coming to him

     

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    A radio call was made to the Yorkshire Bell by Stonefish informing her of the presence of 58 kayak anglers

    She gave a wide berth and was thanked

     

    It was like usual fishing businesses for Andy Money (Andy M) with billet after billet

    When approached by Stonefish for a picture he landed a new all time billet record around 2.5 inches of squirmy billet the photo was not great

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    You can do every thing you can to have a safe match but some things are out of your control like weather and this jet ski

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    At 2.30 a radio announcement was made to remind the kayak anglers there was half an our left

    This was repeated at 10 minute intervals until 3 pm

     

    The scales opened and fish were weighed and counted

     

    It was decided the results and prize giving would be done at the camp site

     

    With the fishing being so close it took Stonefish around an hour to work the results

    It had even come down to comparing fish for Length and example of species

     

    Gray (Graham Scott) and Hoggy (Neil Hogg) had examples of the species that were truly awesome a macky around 50 cm long and a flatty that was like a dinner plate

     

    They were awarded a bottle of spirit each for there fish by Colin Welburn and Alain Storey for the examples of species

     

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    The prizes would be up to 10th place for both the Macky Bash and Biggest Fish

     

    MACKY BASH RESULTS

     

    10th lawrence Taylor

    9th Peter Carr

    8th Glenn (Jonas)

    7th Steven Beech

    6th Cristoptor Allers

    5th Graham Scott

    4th Dean Andrew

    3rd Gary Kirkham

    2nd Andrew Money

    1st Richard Oliver

     

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    THE BIGGEST FISH

     

    10th Andrew Board

    9th Andrew Parry

    8th Michael Webb

    7th Glenn (Jonas)

    6th Lawence Tayor

    5th Ryan Turner

    4th Ian Pickering

    3rd Dean Ashcroft (junior)

    2nd Ivan Hutchinson

    1st Neil Hogg

     

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    All 18 place winners

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    The top 3 biggest fish

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    A raffle was had and seemed to go on a long time

    Most people who did not get a great fish got something in the raffle

     

    Hugh had sent a signed copy of his book

    Stonefish actioned this and made an extra £40 for the life boats

     

    A Camera that ha also slipped the prize table was later auctioned and made a further £60

     

    The Day was put on to make money for the lifeboats and made

    £1216.00 for the rnli and hornsea boats

     

     

    Thanks to all who attended and all the sponsors for your support

     

    Stonefish (event organizer)

     

     

    on a personal note

     

    The winner Neil Hogg (Hoggy) had a kayak named the Yellow Submarine for a reason

    Neil made the most of the kayak he had and fishes well

    Some time people win a prize and later find they don't need or want it

    Neil has now a brand new FATYAK KAAFU kayak and is very happy and the kayak wont be going any where any time soon

     

    ONE VERY HAPPY HOGGY

     

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    trophy from Trev

  2. :)

     

    thinking of selling my tarpon 120

    and getting a yak board

    its an old one with all the usal scatches and a few more

     

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    i could write loads about it but its all on the web anyway

    its a very capable kayak!

     

    i can sell the yak or create a package of a leaky dry suit fishfinder batt paddle and trolly etc

     

    buyer would have to collect i live in east yorkshire

     

    £350 for the yak

    £450 for a package

     

    cash on collection

  3. we are pleased to welcome Kayak UK as the sponsor of the bass prize at Flamborough Kayak Meet http://kayakuk.com/

     

    Simon will be doing a at sea safety course on sat 25th aug

    this will also be a chance to demo the marlin and dorado

     

    we will post more info on this later

     

    Kayak UK do a great range of sea and fishing kayaks please support our sponsors and buy there products with out them you would have no prizes

     

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  4. FLAMBOROUGH KAYAK MEET

     

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    useful links & map

     

     

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    1 Whitby Angling Supplies https://www.whitbyanglingsupplies.com/catalog/

     

     

    2 North Landing Flamborough http://www.yorkshire-east-coast-unofficial...th-landing.html

     

     

    3 Camp Site The Grange Flamboroughhttp://www.ukcampsitesearch.co.uk/northeast-england/east-yorkshire/the-grange-campsite-flamborough.php

     

     

    4 South Landing Flamborough http://www.seasideyorkshire.com/towns/brid...ar-bridlington/

     

     

    5 Flamborough RNLI http://www.rnli.org.uk/rnli_near_you/north...gheastyorkshire

     

     

    6 CO OP Bridlington http://www.storelocate.co.uk/co-op-food/br...martongate.html

     

     

    7 Turnstone Baits & Tackle http://wis-fm.co.uk/bait.aspx

     

     

    8 Bridlington Council Boat Launch http://www.eastriding.gov.uk/hyperlinks/pd...raftbooklet.pdf

     

     

    9 Hornsea Inshore Life Boat http://www.hornsearescue.org.uk/

     

     

    10 Hornsea Boat Compound http://www.hornsealaunch.co.uk/

     

     

    11 Aldborough Ramp http://holderness-coast-fishing.co.uk/foru...p?topic=10896.0

     

     

    12 Ringborough Gas Blow Valve http://holderness-coast-fishing.co.uk/foru...p?topic=10896.0

     

     

    13 The Fishing Basket Hull http://www.hotfrog.co.uk/Companies/The-Fishing-Basket

     

     

    14 Hull Angling Center http://www.colourpages.com/hull-angling-centre_s9908

     

     

    15 Fishing Republic Hull http://www.fishingrepublic.net/

     

     

    16 1st Wet & Wild http://www.1stwetwild.co.uk/

     

     

    17 Kildale Marine http://www.kildalemarine.co.uk/

     

     

    18 Snack Shack Mabblethorpe http://www.snackshackcafe.co.uk/

     

     

    if you are not on this list and would like adding please contact

    stonefishmail@yahoo.co.uk

     

     

    like Flamborough Kayak Meet @ http://www.facebook.com/pages/Flamborough-...190086287711794

  5. From Spurn Point to Runswick Bay

    The Yorkshire coast offers offers some of the best fishing available

    As the crow flys there is over one hundred miles of coast

    As the kayaker paddles more like over a thousand miles of weaving bays rocky outposts , long beaches , cliffs , piers and harbors we have it all

    Yorkshire is famous for lots of things tea , puddings but the jewel in her crown is the sea

     

    The great Yorkshire coastline 3 fantastic matches at 3 fantastic locations

    starting north working south Runswick bay is beautiful with great fishing were the place is as nice as the fish

    the beaches are clean with friendly local people

     

    next we have Scarborough with parking easy and a simple launch

    with plenty for the family to do the fishing is a mixed bag with many different species living there

     

    at the top of Holderness we have Flamborough a amazing place were the sea races round flamborough head making the fishing amazing and scenery to boot

     

    Runswick is the match were anglers meet party and fish offering a challenge to the competitive angler as well as fun for the novice

     

    Scarborough is a great match for competition last years winner won a scupper pro , with prizes like that this is a must for the competitive angler

     

    Flamborough is a social meet with a few prizes for the biggest fish with a fantastic atmosphere great for a play at competitive fishing

     

    with a coast as great as this and 3 kayak matches as great as this surely if you not in Yorkshire you should come and see what we have to offer!

     

     

     

    PS The site at flam will be busy as its a bank holiday im working on sercuring more pitches but please book early !!

  6. On Saturday i met up with Col and Mally for a spot of kayak fishing

    The plan was head to North landing Flamborough for a go bouncing hokeyes and other shiny and coulurful stuff off the sea bed

     

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    When we got there it was lumpy and very very cold

    Mally and Col are brave souls but yhis is to much this cold

    We opted to go South instead as the sun may help

     

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    It was a lot nicer on the South side of the head

     

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    It looks nice and sunny but it is god dam frezzing

    It is best to keep dry when its cold but a launch here requires wet feet

     

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    We were armed with jigging stuff and here the water was a little coulered

    we had a few unsucsessful drifts

     

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    The tide was running very fast so we dicieded to hook up to a crab bouy

    The bouy seemed to take forever to get to

    We were not equiped to bait fish so armed with a mackeral and hokeyes stared to fish for whiting and flat fish

     

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    we got a few of each and put a few back

    2 other kayak anglers past us on the drift aproxx 20 miles an hour

    I felt for them knowing what paddle back lay ahead

     

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    after about an hour a crab boat wanted to be at his bouy

    my feet were cold now so it was good to get moving again

    we went to some kelp beds to drift our macky over it in the hope of a hungry cod

    2 shore anglers were doing the same

     

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    We were getting cold so we called it a day mid after noon

     

    I got home and still had cold feet

    i set about turning fish into tea

     

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    I filleted the whiting and flatty

    put em in a dish added garlic salt , pepper butter and some lemon

     

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    This warmed my feet up nicley stood in front of the rayburn

    i cooked it on 5 bits of wood heat for 15 mins

    i took it out and poured the jucie away and gave it another 5 mins

     

    Result warm feet and tea was lovley

     

    al

  7. the forecast looks perfect for the flamborough kayak meet :D

    with free pre sale packs of bait and loads of top prizes it looks good for the match on sunday and the saturdays weather is good too

    i hope to see some new people to kayaking there as wel as the usual bunch :)

    the biggest fish prize is a ugly stick rrp £100

    see you there

  8. FLAMBOROUGH KAYAK MEET 4TH SEPT 2011

     

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    http://www.facebook.com/pages/Flambrough-K...7711794?sk=wall

     

    CAMPING INFO

     

    if anyone would like to camp there is a convienent camp site in flamborough

    prices are £10 PER night and £3 extra per person £2 for electric

    tents ,caravans motor homes welcome

    booking required

    Address

    The Grange Campsite

    Bempton Lane

    Flamborough

    Bridlington

    East Yorkshire

     

    t: 01262 850207

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    :) i have spoken to the people at the grange and they can put us all

    together

    please quote when booking

    KAYAK MEET

  9. FLAMBOROUGH KAYAK MEET 4TH SEPT 2011

     

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    http://www.facebook.com/pages/Flambrough-K...7711794?sk=wall

     

    CAMPING INFO

     

    if anyone would like to camp there is a convienent camp site in flamborough

    prices are £10 PER night and £3 extra per person £2 for electric

    tents ,caravans motor homes welcome

    booking required

    Address

    The Grange Campsite

    Bempton Lane

    Flamborough

    Bridlington

    East Yorkshire

     

    t: 01262 850207

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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