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Hello all. New here. Scottish Kayak/rock fisher


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hi Starvin,

 

Ohh woe is me :( ......the weather has been fantastic here, very little wind and calm seas.

went out on Sat evening......not one fish,..went out on Sun morn, at 6.30 am till 12.00..........

one bloody Pollock :D:D:D , there was a lot of boats around, spoke to a few of them, all the same.....no fish, and they had live eel.

I think those spearfisherman did a better job than we thought :D:D .

Im glad I didnt have an exceptional day though,

what with Al being away this weekend, he would never believe me.

How did you get on marv, did Rich beat the pants off you ?? :D

 

Catch you later.

 

Yakity. :)

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Hi Starvin,

 

Didnt take the fly rod in the end :(

Im going to try a 9 wieght shooting head line,

what do you think, please say yes cos Ive already bought it :D:D:D .

Either way, itll be a bit of fun.

I was out the back practiceing the cast with it and managed to snap the rod, top section worked its way out of the ferrel.

Sciera Blue water rod, not that keen on it now:(

They did send me a new bottom section though, good on them.

 

Catch you later.

 

Yakity. :)

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Yakity...I snapped a top section on my Scierra Blue Water!

 

Now I check the joints like it's going out of fashion!!!...casting the big lines does tend to work things loose after a while...especially with a little of my over excited poor technique thrown in!!!

 

Keep on chucking the fluff!

 

Art

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Yakity,

 

Tried out one of Artfulfishers Airflo Forty+ on my 8 weight and it flies.

 

Shot my top section off my 5 weight whilst fishing with Artfulfisher in Wales, luckily nothing broke, having the rod in 2 pieces seem to help with the presentation of the fly!

 

Like Artfulfisher says, keep checking the joints the weight of the flies and line that you are using are a hell of a strain on the fittings.

 

Managed to get hold of a set of Fulling Mill Saltwater Bass flies at the weekend, been looking everywhere for them, I believe they are a pattern tied and used in Cornwall.

 

Flush mount article is nearly complete, should have it uploaded Wednesday night.

 

Starvinmarvin

http://www.anglersafloat.co.uk

 

Location: Hampshire

Kayaks: Ocean Kayak Caper (Sunrise)

Ocean Kayak Scupper Pro

Ocean Kayak Malibu 2 XL (Sunrise)

Ocean Kayak Trident 15

Wilderness Systems Tarpon 140 Angler (Yellow)

Malibu Mini-X

 

 

A member of B.A.S.S www.ukbass.com

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Hello guys,

 

Grief,..... I dont feel such a clutz now,

thankyou for shareing your cock ups with me, :D:D:D

Chuffed you got your flies Marvin,......in Cornwall I believe they use the Pastie Petite Pulsator, heavy little number but beutifully made :D:P

Arrrrgh the joys of fishing.

Look forward to the flushmount article, and pics.

Technique......yes got one....look like Lester Pigot thrashing Red Rum with the whip :D:D

 

Yakity. :)

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Gents - I'm gonna lock this thread now. Not for any reason other than the length is a bit rough on the forum software.

 

Hopefully everyone will get inspired and open some new Kayak ones.

" My choices in life were either to be a piano player in a whore house or a politician. And to tell the truth, there's hardly any difference!" - Harry Truman, 33rd US President

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