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new to the site just wondering if anyone is a member of seaham pier and knows of any catch reports, tactics hot spots etc which i could come in handy for the future
How you doin,Aye im a member of Seaham and i have had good results from pegs 1 to 12 on the drum head for decent cod and pegs 20 to 35 for other species. The bottem of the pier(Spiles) can be good in the Winter for Big Fish with a good sea on.
Welcome to nesa milliano, i fished the Seaham Summer League this year and every one i spoke to said it was a cracking winter shot, there was good fishing during summer but im dying to give it a crack in winter so will be joining the club in the next month or so to get the key. Its a low lying pier so cant be fished in a big swell or rough weather, i found the best shots towards the top ov the pier but i didnt draw a peg below 30 so i might be biased. I'm fishing the East End and Hendon open this weekend if you fancy a meet up. Hope this helps.
thanks for all the replies , fished seaham over the summer caught plenty of mackerel, flatties, coalies and a couple of pollock looking forward to fishing in the winter before i go on the pier i will let you all know the dates and stuff and if you fancy meeting up and poss a little wager to make it interesting!
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