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  • Kayaking Cresswell few cod about.

    We managed a launch at Cresswell/Lynemouth this morning out for a couple of hours.
    Launched at the back of the high rocks into the square hole. The majority of the fish were caught 400yrds off the flat rock area of bog hall rocks. Fish taken on mussell squid a crab. Although there was a bit of a swell the conditions were good with plenty of sun.
    Had 5 between us biggest around 3.5lb......

















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    YouTube - PICT0001.AVI

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    • #3
      Wow, look at the cod whats been washed up next to the kayaks

      Seriously,that looks fun, wouldn't mind trying it. Good catch & a cracking day for it.

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      • #4
        kayak

        some cracking pictures,and the fish are canny as well!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
        AUDENTES FORTUNA JUVAT

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        • #5
          Well done lads it looks a canny day out, did you ask the lads fishing the rocks if they had owt.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Durham-Lad View Post
            Well done lads it looks a canny day out, did you ask the lads fishing the rocks if they had owt.
            They were not there long before wecame in.Was a beautiful day a bit warmth in the sun,another month should improve the fishing. .......Dave.

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            • #7
              Looks Spot On That



              Yeah seen you guy's today when i was out with my two boy's and the mutt. Just a question is it expensive to get into kayaking? Looks great.
              I had a 18' reiver sportsman but due to my job (working offshore) i could never get anyone to launch it with me as all my mates were at work when i was off, The kayaks look pretty easy to launch?

              Any info would be much appreciated.

              Cheers.

              Swally

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              • #8
                well done some nice fish for this time of year hope to get out soon jeff
                http://www.kayakfishingshack.co.uk/[B]

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                • #9
                  well done lads on getting afloat ... it was a nice day for it.. still to cold for me and my boy though... we will wait for a bit warmer weather before we go out on our Malibu 2xl....
                  like the head cam.. and the video..
                  cheers
                  Paul
                  keep it swinging

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                  • #10
                    excellent pics, looks like great fun

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                    • #11
                      awesome stuff lads that looks a hell of a lot of fun
                      Cod machine

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                      • #12
                        another good kayak report well done, that sit in kayak I have at the bottom of the garden is looking mighty tempting I visualize outriggers on it for stability and rod holders

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by swally76 View Post


                          Yeah seen you guy's today when i was out with my two boy's and the mutt. Just a question is it expensive to get into kayaking? Looks great.
                          I had a 18' reiver sportsman but due to my job (working offshore) i could never get anyone to launch it with me as all my mates were at work when i was off, The kayaks look pretty easy to launch?

                          Any info would be much appreciated.

                          Cheers.

                          Swally
                          http://www.nesa.co.uk/forums/boat-fi...k-fishing.html

                          Have a look on the above posting. Theres also a site called anglersafloat which has pages and pages of sound advice and interesting reports.

                          thanks

                          mick

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by MT2 View Post
                            http://www.nesa.co.uk/forums/boat-fi...k-fishing.html

                            Have a look on the above posting. Theres also a site called anglersafloat which has pages and pages of sound advice and interesting reports.

                            thanks

                            mick
                            Hi Mick,

                            Cheers for that.

                            Swally

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                            • #15
                              Enjoyed today!
                              Good crack, and a few photos from my phone.











                              Just add water!

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