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  • Missy's midweek evening trip.

    Headed out of the lock about 6 pm and ventured a couple of miles north to some rough ground.
    We had plenty of action with a fish almost every drop, but all were tiddlers.
    Never seen as many small pollack about, if they make it a few more years without being scooped up we will have some good sport.

    Had countless numbers of small pollack and codling and ling up to 4.5lb, fast and furious action but mainly tiddlers.

    We headed back in just after 9 pm happy after a chilled out evening sesh.
















  • #2
    Great report as ever, must of been nice to get a bit of midweek action, I see the sunset at sea is just as scenic as the sunrise.
    Cheers, Keith.

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    • #3
      Well done Martin, and great pics and report as ever ...
      good to get the evening trip out, gonna try some myself shortly.

      cheers

      norm
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      • #4
        Nice few hours spent there.

        They are coalie not pollack but a great fighting fish as well.
        ................__................................ .............................
        ____[ ~ \_____
        [__On-A-Roll__/
        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
        P.B
        SKATE 204lb
        COD 51lb
        LING 32lb
        TOPE 40lb
        CONGER 25lb
        HADDOCK 10lb
        HALIBUT 37lb
        COALIE 16lb
        BLUE SHARK 55lb

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        • #5
          Pollack and coalfish are very similar ne1 but they are pollack as u can tell by the curved lateral line and stuck out lower jaw

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          • #6
            Nope they are 100% coalie no doubt about it at all, the only one out of your pics that could maybe be a pollack is the one on the deck with the coalie on the left and the other fish under a orange muppet, Apart from that they all coalie.

            Small pollack, big curved line, gold in colour, hooked upper jaw and the young ones have gold spots, coalie slight curved back often silver line, grey backs more rounded face with slight over shot jaw and also the fins are diff both top and bottom.


            Dont make any dif anyway they all fish and nice to catch.
            ................__................................ .............................
            ____[ ~ \_____
            [__On-A-Roll__/
            ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
            P.B
            SKATE 204lb
            COD 51lb
            LING 32lb
            TOPE 40lb
            CONGER 25lb
            HADDOCK 10lb
            HALIBUT 37lb
            COALIE 16lb
            BLUE SHARK 55lb

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            • #7
              Yep they look like poodlers, Sh@tpokes, Coalies to me.
              Cheers, Keith.

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              • #8
                Just had a bit google about the little fella's.

                Seems to me that the easiest way to tell the difference is that coalies have a white/silver lateral line and pollack have a dark (brown/black) lateral line.

                So I was wrong as they have a white lateral line making them coalies.

                My thinking last night was that as they had an overshot bottom lip and a curved lateral line made them pollack. Not the case tho as it seems.

                I'll not be complaing about catching either of them tho.

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                • #9
                  Nice coalies

                  ...either way still a canny days sport
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                  • #10
                    Well done lads
                    Ivan

                    Fishing is eternal optimism!!!

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