honest it got off

hi could any body tell me the best way going about this ie the tackle to use i will be using a carp rod for this what i really need to know what spinner/lure is best could you please bare in mind im still quite a novice in fishing terms all help would be great oh yes i plan to try out any ideas thursday afternoon at aldbrugh from about 6 o clock pm as ive heard its fishing very well there [ 22. June 2005, 11:21 PM: Message edited by: honest it got off ]

sam-cox i once got a new reel and rod for my girlfriend its the best swap ive ever done (LOL)

http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/authors/leon22.htm http://www.chippyjersey.co.uk http://www.digitaljersey.co.uk these are good links

http://www.seafishingsupplies.co.uk/refere...rence_rigs4.php you will find a diagram of the rig there

the record is for bass is about 25lb + i should know i beat it twice last week and forgot to tell every one (LOL) black bream BLACK BREAM feed over rough ground. They enjoy Shellfish which they often prise from the rocks but will also take Sandeels, Lugworm, Ragworm, Squid, Cuttlefish and Mackerel cut into strips. Artificial bait - Baited Mackerel Feathers which are kept moving especially with a short, sharp movement once in a while to attract their attention. Bream take a moving bait more readily than a static one. Fresh bait rig - choose a two to three hook paternoster rig with 25lb mono line as the main body of the rig with a 10-15lb mono hook length. You'll need a weak link to your lead as in the rotten bottom formation and a small hook as the Bream have small mouths. Keep the hook size to a Mustad Aberdeen 3261BLN size 2 to 4 or upto a size 1/O from the boat. If fishing from the shore a bait clip rigged just next to each of the junctions on the rig will allow you to clip the alternate baited hooks to the centre of the rig streamlining your rig for extra casting distance and keeping your bait intact. hope this helps

i have no idea at all never heard of one being caught down here you should post that question as id be intrested in knowing about them as all i can gather about them is there rare as rocking horse s**t

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alright mate there is a post i started yesterday about this there load of info there the people who posted where more than helpful

something does need to be done but the decrease in the amounts in fish has been goin on for years now and not alot has been done as normal in this country its about money and not doin something until its to late and jeffb is very right there not a jot we could do

what you need help with

if such thing was ever to happen it would never work as you would still get people goin out on boats and netting fish as there is money to made by it. i for one dont think it would make the slightest difference at all having a year out from fishing but if i thought it would work sure its a great idea and i would stop. even if the goverment banned fishing for a year there is to much coast line and water to police the ban.all you have to do is look at fresh water rivers and the amount of people who fish them out of season [ 22. June 2005, 04:28 PM: Message edited by: honest it got off ]

Nice one

30 sounds good to me but when theres 30 caught by 4 people and you only catch 2 its not that great LOL but ill let you know how i get on for sure

ok mate [ 21. June 2005, 05:27 PM: Message edited by: honest it got off ]

ive noticed the fourums are pretty full of people who enjoy fishing for mullet .i for one have very little idea about the fish but have heard the are quite hard to catch could any body tell me what sort of tackle and bait i should use to catch them as the marina near me is packed full of huge mullet and id like to give it ago .im fairly new to fishing so if any who is willing to help give me guidence could you please in the most simple terms as i will get lost in the jargon thanks in advance [ 21. June 2005, 05:57 PM: Message edited by: honest it got off ]

ian formerly gobio glad you did see the funny side of it mate as it was very tounge in cheek and just looking at it again you could of thought i was being a little sarcastic but im glad you interpreded it right nice one

first of all id like to say sorry to every one about the cap lock thing as i was totaly unaware about it my fishing at aldebrugh never happened in the end we ended up fishing at thorpness (i think about 5 mile down coast )the afternoon was pretty good fishing which kept us all busy with about 30 fish caught between the 4 of us all bass but sadly not one i would say was bigger than 8oz . we also got talking to some bloke and his dog (you know the ones i mean )and he was saying aldebrugh is fishing very well for dog fish and large bass at the moment and we should of gone there please dont quoute me on that but we are sucked in and goin there thursday and ill let you know how i got on

sorry about that but the question i asked is above just asking where to fish not does this post look better with CAPS ON or OFF . i also was under the inpression that the fourums where for helping people with infomation on fishing based matters not grammer but i will bare in mind the info you have posted and let you know how many fish ive caught now ive turned the caps lock off thank for your help your a life saver [ 20. June 2005, 02:45 PM: Message edited by: honest it got off ]

HELLO EVERY ONE IM ABOUT TO GO FISHING TO ALDEBRUGH IN ABOUT A 2 HRS TIME AND HAVE A LITTLE WAGER WITH A FEW BLOKES IM GOIN WITH ALL IM ASKING DOES IT MATTER WHERE YOU FISH THERE OR IS THERE ANY SORT OF HOT SPOTS OR PLACES TO AVOID I KNOW ITS A LITTLE SHORT NOTICE TO ASK BUT MY BOSS DIDNT TELL ME HE WAS AWAY TODAY HENCE THE SHORT DAY AND VERY RARE AFTERNOON OF FOR FISHING LETS HOPE I DONT BUMP INTO HIM THERE ILL LET PEOPLE KNOW WHAT I MANAGED NOT TO CATCH AND HOW MUCH TACKLE IVE LOST WHEN I GET BACK

is there any chance of you teeling me where that is as its one of the places ive never heard of before and does sound very intresting taks

hello im new to this site and a fairly novice sea fisherman could any body let me know the best places to fish around the east coast from clacton to lowestoft and what to expect to catch and what baits to use ive been fishing at langaurd (felixstowe)and all i have achived is to tip my flask over my leg have a blazing row over how cold it was even though she had about 7 layer of cloths on and a sleeping bag and to watch my dearest girlfreind kick over my brand new tilly lamp and break the glass oh and i manged to catch a bass of about 4 oz all help would be great

hello im new to this site and a fairly novice sea fisherman could any body let me know the best places to fish around the east coast from clacton to lowestoft and what to expect to catch and what baits to use ive been fishing at langaurd (felixstowe)and all i have achived is to tip my flask over my leg have a blazing row over how cold it was even though she had about 7 layer of cloths on and a sleeping bag and to watch my dearest girlfreind kick over my brand new tilly lamp and break the glass oh and i manged to catch a bass of about 4 oz all help would be great

thanks mate i only dig what i need and the chances of me telling any body the spot i found is the same as me pulling a tuna out of the my pond on a maggot the vermiculite you mentioned can you get it from homebase or b&q those sort of places and is it cheap and thanks for the advice thats pretty much hit the nail on the head [ 19. June 2005, 11:17 PM: Message edited by: honest it got off ]

ive just taking up sea fishing i discoverd that where i live there is so many places to dig rag (and preety big ones at that )but the problem im having is keeping them in good condition for the next days fishing (if tides work out right ill dig same day then theres no probs)all i would like to know is how could i keep them in shop brouht condition currently im wrapping them in news paper and storeing in fridge and im changing the paper fairly often i do not use any thing else like the chipping you get from tackle shops or any thing else i also try not to wrap many in one bundle yet by the time im ready to use them the are a little slimy and have little life to them so what im saying in a nutshell is how do i store them and and what should i wrap them with all help would be great thanks