hendon prom

[YoursTruly]

topper fish , great pics too, well done,,,

Dont get to excited, those fish were caught over a year ago according to the first post by penn525 (Feb last year)

[fishfinder]

Still nice fish terry!! and the fact he is holding them and the rats haven't got to them is allways a bonus regardless of when they were caught

[YoursTruly]

Hmmmmm, it has to be said your not wrong.

I only made the post in case anyone thought it was recent and rushed off to fish the mark, you cant catch whats already been caught.

[treeboa]

hendon still fishes though, all ya need is a lucky day

[poacher36]

welcome to nesa treeboa,,,

[treeboa]

cheers bud, never know you mite catch me down hendon soon, grey astra with some fat grey haired old git in it funny scouse accent to match

quick question for all you guys that have fished it a lot, how far out does the tide go there, i have only been there over high water

[Penn525]

quick question for all you guys that have fished it a lot, how far out does the tide go there, i have only been there over high water

On a spring tide it goes out quite a long way, and if you look for the casts, you can pump some good live runny's!
Obviously, on a neap it doesn't go out as far...

[Penn525]

Dont get to excited, those fish were caught over a year ago according to the first post by penn525 (Feb last year)

If you read the original first post you will notice that the question was for some tips and reports on how Hendon Prom fished....I showed him what was possible from that particular venue, given the right conditions....I wasn't suggesting he should "rush off" down there, but that, Hendon Prom can fish well.
What I should have mentioned is, the fish in daylight can be at distance. I did try a couple close casts that day, but, that day I got all my fish, pendulum casting (five cod for over 20lbs - in 3hrs!).
Failing that, if he reads the feature in October's Sea Angler, on Hendon Prom, he should find all the info there.

[Penn525]

Still nice fish terry!! and the fact he is holding them and the rats haven't got to them is allways a bonus regardless of when they were caught

[fishfinder]

Here we go again

[treeboa]

must admit reading that in sea angler got me all fired up to go there, i aint blanked there but i have not done remarkably well either, obviously like all venues if the fish aint arrived your not going to catch, however i will go back there and hope to catch, perhaps low water and see if thast makes a diff to the catch rate, now stop posting them pics-dont care how old they are, its giving me itchy feet lol

[willywetegg]

Here we go again

No Paul I don't think so mate. That is the END of it.

Jim.

[Penn525]

must admit reading that in sea angler got me all fired up to go there, i aint blanked there but i have not done remarkably well either, obviously like all venues if the fish aint arrived your not going to catch, however i will go back there and hope to catch, perhaps low water and see if thast makes a diff to the catch rate, now stop posting them pics-dont care how old they are, its giving me itchy feet lol

Good luck mate. Hendon Prom can be a great venue on it's day...Pick a decent tide on a dying sea and last two hrs of the flood and first three hrs of the ebb are my preferred times...Live blacks and snake whites are undoubtedly the killer bait, but big blow lug baits do equally well.
Best of luck mate, might see you down there some time...
Paul

[Penn525]

Here we go again

No Paul I don't think so mate. That is the END of it.

Jim.

Hi Jim, can I just say mate (before it all kicks off again), the guy was asking for some advice, and as it's my neck of the woods, just thought I would help him out. Hopefully the advice I gave him will serve him well. Thanks mate...
Paul

[john/r]

hi paul, do you think distance is important on the prom ,a friend of mine does