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    Hi all, can anybody tell me if it's too late to catch mackerel, now where into September or will there be any stragglers around the piers? Is so, other than the likes of Blyth and South Shields piers are there any other decent spots to catch any.
    Thanks a lot.

  • #2
    I'm no expert but it could well be over. If we have settled weather the mackerel may come in but probably not in huge numbers. Get some bait in the water and try and catch some codling

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    • #3
      They were still being caught in multiples by one or two folk a week ago now but nothing like the numbers of a month or two back. I blanked on shields pier on Monday gone, (although I was only fishing a single spinner) while there were others pulling the odd pair out on daylights etc.

      I'm hoping to get a few either tomorrow or Tuesday but I'm thinking of trying Eyemouth, rather than Shields, as they're locking the gate early now, as apparently its "winter"

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Paddlesac View Post
        They were still being caught in multiples by one or two folk a week ago now but nothing like the numbers of a month or two back. I blanked on shields pier on Monday gone, (although I was only fishing a single spinner) while there were others pulling the odd pair out on daylights etc.

        I'm hoping to get a few either tomorrow or Tuesday but I'm thinking of trying Eyemouth, rather than Shields, as they're locking the gate early now, as apparently its "winter"
        I don't mean to sound rude but I think you'd be wasting your time. Save your fuel

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        • #5
          Waters to dirty.if it clears you may get some but easterly forcast from tuesday so no chance of clear water mate

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          • #6
            Once the northerlies start and the water gets dirty its about had it. I can usually tell as soon as I walk along pier if any Mackeral will be caught by the clarity of the water and if any baitfish about.
            Personal best, 12.5lb Tope Scotland. 22/05/2012.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by james89 View Post
              I don't mean to sound rude but I think you'd be wasting your time. Save your fuel
              Eyemouth still worth a shout its not just mackerel theirs Pollock coleys and codling wrasse and any amount of mackerel defo worth the fuel

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              • #8
                thier was mackeral being caught on shields pier today into the wheel the lad had 4 in a northely ground swell and coloured water
                Rodbuilding & rod repairs

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                • #9
                  Two lads washed in at Eyemouth - one rescued the other presumed drowned. Don't know the area but doesn't sound like macky weather.

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                  • #10
                    read chat thread.

                    Originally posted by james89 View Post
                    Two lads washed in at Eyemouth - one rescued the other presumed drowned. Don't know the area but doesn't sound like macky weather.
                    .james ive put a post on it last night.

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                    • #11
                      Thanks so much for the info, much appreciated. Looks a bit touch and go.
                      Time for a bit of bait on the end instead then.
                      Cheers

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