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  • #16
    You will be going out with Douggie. He has a new boat this season-its quite fast and named after his uncle who passed away.
    We go out regular and he is spot on. I take 10 - 12 oz sinkers. Some hockeyes-three hook ones you can get from Boyes. Shads. And sometimes bait to tip off hockeyes. It can be a tackle nightmare so let your lead hit the bottom then get it up--don't let it drag its fatal. I bounce mine along. Clothing-well he has a big cab to chuck stuff in. If its cold and wet you will be glad you took a floatation suit.
    There are some toilets as you drive into Craster so have a last minute rain check-follow all advice given-especially sea sick tablets and dont drink night before.
    Mick.
    Personal best, 12.5lb Tope Scotland. 22/05/2012.

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    • #17
      Cheers fellas.
      Mrs P definitely ain't invited.
      I heard dougies name mentioned so that's probably right.

      Really looking forward to getting out as I've not been before. Sea sickness has never been a problem. Been out on boats but never fishing.
      Did go round Skye collecting lobster pots about 35 years ago but I was a nipper n it was the biggest adventure of my childhood.
      "If you can read this, you're too close"

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      • #18
        One thing that hasn't been mentioned, footwear. Dougies last boat was always awash, so take some wellies or waterproof boots. Mussels a good bait up there.
        Have a good trip.
        P.B. Cod 30lb-11ozs Balcary.

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