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there are a few fish around Alan. myself, 2 cod from the rocks at craster last night and a young boy with good 5lb ling from dunstanborough today. no idea of his name though sorry
The young lad (a junior angler) who caught the ling at duns castle came into lewis tackle today when i was there, we verifided it and weighed it at 4lb 15oz, good size esp from shore and the lad was so please with himself and his dad was so prowd, so they should be. I told his dad to contact you and the fishing mags.
The young lad (a junior angler) who caught the ling at duns castle came into lewis tackle today when i was there, we verifided it and weighed it at 4lb 15oz, good size esp from shore and the lad was so please with himself and his dad was so prowd, so they should be. I told his dad to contact you and the fishing mags.
cheers mate, hope he does as it is the biggest ling I have recorded for the NE, have put it in Journal so hope he gets in touch.
cheers mate, hope he does as it is the biggest ling I have recorded for the NE, have put it in Journal so hope he gets in touch.
i had a good chat with him and his dad, for a young lad he was very knowledgeable and polite. they were from cramlington. apart from the ling they had caught a few macky.
i see we missing willywetegg a mod that does hes job (if it was any of them that was called names things wud of been different but all members shud be treat the same dont know what has happened to him but from now on i will sit back still as a member though and read enjoy the site lads
cheers mate, hope he does as it is the biggest ling I have recorded for the NE, have put it in Journal so hope he gets in touch.
Hi Alan, just out of interest I looked up the qualifying weight for the Shimano Mission target in Sea Angler, convinced the young lad would qualify. It happened to be the Feb/Mar issue from earlier this year (the one with Stevie Williams & a flounder on the cover) and it turns out the target for "north" happens to be 5lb - However on p. 63 it just happens to list a shore caught ling from Dunstanburgh Castle of 7lb 2oz by Steven Hall from Easington (does seem to ring a bell with me that one).
Nevertheless I think 4 - 15 is a cracking fish for the young lad & I'm sure he'll do well in the young rods section if he sends in details, especially if he's got a picture. Definitely think it's worthy of recognition.
Hi Alan, just out of interest I looked up the qualifying weight for the Shimano Mission target in Sea Angler, convinced the young lad would qualify. It happened to be the Feb/Mar issue from earlier this year (the one with Stevie Williams & a flounder on the cover) and it turns out the target for "north" happens to be 5lb - However on p. 63 it just happens to list a shore caught ling from Dunstanburgh Castle of 7lb 2oz by Steven Hall from Easington (does seem to ring a bell with me that one).
Nevertheless I think 4 - 15 is a cracking fish for the young lad & I'm sure he'll do well in the young rods section if he sends in details, especially if he's got a picture. Definitely think it's worthy of recognition.
Cheers, Gary
to date I have not heard from him, if anybody knows him ask him to get in touch
Hi Kevin you where shopped long ago, unforetunately the Journal ran out of space and missed your bit out, see below. Honest they made me do it, they said they would stop my mackerel supply.
Another travelling angler who didn’t fare so well was Kevin Turnbull who’s club Seaton Sluice had a match at Carsethorn, Scotland, somehow Turnbull managed to blank in a match won with sixteen fish for 12lb 2oz taken by Martyn Pygall.
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