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Lush morning calm sea no wind and sunshine great to be out in yak , tried close in managing three to 4lb drifting with shads on light gear , was a bit slow so paddled out to the Skeers . Drifting with the tide was able to fish very light shads hitting good stamp of fish every drift with the fish fighting hard especially a couple of decent Pollock determined to dive back to bottom .
I keep telling myself that I’ll be buying a yak one day
Unfortunately I’m still in a flat with nowhere to keep one 😂
Nice one 👍
Ooh a new vid!
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Great report and pics, i was out with trevor yesterday, it was a perfect day for it, i love fishing with the shads and jellies, hopefully i’ll have a run up to newbiggin/creswell this year
Aye great to see Dave. I've actually not had a Pollock of any size to feel how they fight. Like Rocky says, we will have to have a venture up to Cresswell sometime to see if we can't put that right. Don't much fancy bringing the Granny fish on board though!
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