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Can anyone give me directions to this mark, and can it be fished on a big sea? Also, does it still throw up fish when its flat?
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i think you go to sandy bay caravan site and walk through it and its in that area it also fishes on a good sea , jamcod , -
Originally posted by jamcod View Post
from my experience the sea is never too big for this mark, as long as you can cast you can fish.
its dangerous though as erosion is bad there now, also if you get a decent fish its almost impossible to get it up anyway. I would give it a miss now.
howvever at the north end of the cliffs theres a few large private bunglaows surrounded by a big fence. go to the south end of the fence and follow it towards the sea, walk down a grass bang and theres a canny rock platform for fishing over high tide. maybe not quite as productive as the cliff tops but a hell of a lot easier to get a good fish in.Comment
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the cliffs can fish both high and low water with a good north or north east sea, there 3 main marks at low water which you get to from the north end where the new outflow pipe as been put in, first is quarry hole that can be fished 3 hours before low water casting into the quarry hole itself to the right on a good north sea or even a south easterly at this mark. then as the tide drops you have bull rock and coffin rocks which are better on north seas, as a rule if it does not fish on the drop it usually dont fish on the flood,although bull rock has been known to fish well on the first of the flood. as for fishing when flat no,but at the bottom of sandy bay caravan park the is caravan rocks that do chuck out the odd fish when flat or you can try the beach for flatties
hope this help a little
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beach for flatties???? my best fish of 8.5lb came from that beach so its not just flatties.Originally posted by red rock View Postthe cliffs can fish both high and low water with a good north or north east sea, there 3 main marks at low water which you get to from the north end where the new outflow pipe as been put in, first is quarry hole that can be fished 3 hours before low water casting into the quarry hole itself to the right on a good north sea or even a south easterly at this mark. then as the tide drops you have bull rock and coffin rocks which are better on north seas, as a rule if it does not fish on the drop it usually dont fish on the flood,although bull rock has been known to fish well on the first of the flood. as for fishing when flat no,but at the bottom of sandy bay caravan park the is caravan rocks that do chuck out the odd fish when flat or you can try the beach for flatties hope this help a little
when i was a kid my parents had a caravan there. I remember spending summer nights on that beach catching codling after codling between 1 and 2 lb sometimes over 20 in a session! those were the days!
had all sorts of that beach flounders,plaice,turbot,dover sole,cod,coleys,whiting,bass,mackerel and even a sea trout of about 5lb one day. not fised it for ages thoughComment
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yes that beach chucks out good bags but with a sea on,lol i was telling the lad if you read back, if its flat you can get the odd flattie,he asked about the clifffs not sandy bayOriginally posted by insanojackson View Post
as for catching codling in the summer,yes those were the days and you must be as old as me
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Originally posted by red rock View Postyes that beach chucks out good bags but with a sea on,lol i was telling the lad if you read back, if its flat you can get the odd flattie,he asked about the clifffs not sandy bay as for catching codling in the summer,yes those were the days and you must be as old as me
i am 30, it werent that long ago!Comment
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