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  • Snowy Blyth kayak 14/1/13.

    Few photos from this morning.Paddled out into a murky sea. Fishing a bit hard with a big tide ebbing and a fresh southerly wind . Anchoring the best option so dropped the cadge in mixed ground off Cambois.












    Whitings homed in on the razor/mussel baited hooks best over 2lb















    Mr cod not making a show till this fella gave itself up














    Time for a move inshore into rougher ground. Couple of eating sized cod was a result










    Heavens opened and down it came earlier than forcast





















    Nice to get the feeling back in my fingers and a hot drink lovely ...........Dave.

  • #2
    great report and pics
    no worries about fish going "off" in this weather
    AUDENTES FORTUNA JUVAT

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    • #3
      Great report and pics Dave Bet was nippy out there though

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      • #4
        quality report with nice fish and pics m8
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        • #5
          mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

          Brilliant .I would really like to try that .Any idea of the cost for a basic set up??.cheers.

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          • #6
            That's it Dave. I'm absolutely convinced now.

            You're Barking Mad!

            Congratulations on the fish; you deserve them!

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            • #7
              well done, a good day the way things are at the moment

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              • #8
                good one davey
                showing how its done
                should we call you three rods dave from now on jeff
                http://www.kayakfishingshack.co.uk/[B]

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                • #9
                  Thought I was quite "hardy" when it comes to fishing in cold weather, but you deserve a medal, and a lot more fish for braving the conditions today. A massive............well done !

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                  • #10
                    superb, I've got absolute admiration for getting out in that bloody awful weather.


                    Me, I would need to fish from indoors.

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                    • #11
                      Another great report Dave. Bri must have bottled it.
                      Just add water!

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by BIG ZOOK View Post
                        Brilliant .I would really like to try that .Any idea of the cost for a basic set up??.cheers.

                        BIG ZOOK we just sold a yak same as one i used today for £275, this is a buyers time of year once spring/summer aproach there is more demand, thing is if you buy second hand you dont loose out when you sell. Important thing is the safety aspect. In my opinion a drysuit all year round is a must with suitable clothing under, a bouancy aid, a vhf radio, spare paddle, handheld gps, backup compass. If you look on Anglers afloat website there is all the info anyone could ask for on all aspects and often full packages come up for sale which is the best route to take also keep a watch on ebay etc.Good luck...........Dave.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by dt1 View Post
                          BIG ZOOK we just sold a yak same as one i used today for £275, this is a buyers time of year once spring/summer aproach there is more demand, thing is if you buy second hand you dont loose out when you sell. Important thing is the safety aspect. In my opinion a drysuit all year round is a must with suitable clothing under, a bouancy aid, a vhf radio, spare paddle, handheld gps, backup compass. If you look on Anglers afloat website there is all the info anyone could ask for on all aspects and often full packages come up for sale which is the best route to take also keep a watch on ebay etc.Good luck...........Dave.
                          Will do.Cheers bud.

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                          • #14
                            hats off a great report and a very much deserved catch braving those conditions. You must be really organised to be able to fish, catch ,and re-bait etc etc in such a tight space wish my ship mates could learn a thing or two we cant find a bloody thing on our boat once again really well done

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by codhw View Post
                              hats off a great report and a very much deserved catch braving those conditions. You must be really organised to be able to fish, catch ,and re-bait etc etc in such a tight space wish my ship mates could learn a thing or two we cant find a bloody thing on our boat once again really well done

                              Ha, sounds like my boat, all the gear, no idea........... Where the hell it is
                              These lads on these kayaks are mad ( they are probably just really keen ) but , I love to see their reports , it looks like great fun , or torture
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                              Ray

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