fishing friday night

[stevie.walker]

is anyone thinking about fishing Friday night?...i am ging out with my girlfriends dad for the first time and want somewhere where he will catch some fish on such a small tide....
I want a mark either rocks or beach which will fish tide down from around 7pm and it has to be north of the river....
The tide is really small so i know that restricts what marks cn be had but i always have the river to fall back on..
Any suggestions are appreciated....

[simon]

You will get more response if you post this in the shore fishing section stevie.

[TC]

Just moved it, Simon

Stevie....nice to see you on NESA.

I wouldn\'t fall back on the river, m8......at Low Water, it\'s a long way down

[peter.m]

\"I\'m going out with my girlfriends dad for the first time\"

Good luck to you, she\'ll go mad when she finds out. Hope he\'s gentle with you.

[gag1]

Hello Steve. You could try Blyth Harbour mate. You can try the side opposite the wind turbines and just past the metal tree sculpture there is a nice easy access to the riverside. You can get a car right up to the quayside so if it gets too cold you can always warm up by having a sit in the car. Its well lit so you should have no problems. I usually fish two rods there with one line right out and the other line about ten-fifteen yards out. Its usually good for small whiting with the odd big one, codling and eels. I normally use a rag and lug cocktail and havent had a blank session there to date even though most of the catch is small and has to be returned. Hope this helps mate.

cheers.
gag1

[bribones]

i agree with gag ,was up there saturday on the opposite side and a 6lb cod was landed by one of the lads fishing a comp,tynemouth seems to have been producing as well,but my favorate spot will always be cambois wall ,easy parking and a few deep marks to be got at ,good luck

[willywetegg]

I will be out on Friday, will be fishing either Colywell bay or \"the Sumps\" probably the latter.
Two good spots, if you fancy it let me know mate.
Welcome to NESA by the way, hope you enjoy.

Jim.