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Alan you have just been given 20 Penn sea league points!
You have just came first in NESAs "who will mention mackeral first this year comp!"
well done that man!
it might be to early 4 the mackeral and u might laugh at seeing someone spinning at this time ov year but if the colies are there and the sea is flat why not if there catching them wont be long b4 the pollock are here in anunbundance
it might be to early 4 the mackeral and u might laugh at seeing someone spinning at this time ov year but if the colies are there and the sea is flat why not if there catching them wont be long b4 the pollock are here in anunbundance
Fair comment mate. Mind you though I was referring to yer thoroughbred chav.
They Havent Arrived And Wont For Some Time. But The Posts have Chavs - Tracksuits - Drinking - Litter.
Its Going To Be Along Summer Of Reading The Chav Reports.
Nothing makes a fish bigger than almost being caught
last year it was the 24th of May i got my first mackerela nd that was 2 miles off and the last mackerel was the 4th of Oct thou i never fished after that so guess they still around.
Saturday, 12 February 2011 10:09 | Written by Mike |
Mike Curtis, an island fisherman, has seen his first Mackerel of the year about 200 yards off the Isle of Wight waters.Being a man who know his fish, Mark says this is about three months earlier that you would normally expect. Mackerel have in recent years been caught off Sandown Pier in early April, even so this is certainly an early fish. We've heard that Mackerel are caught in late Winter off Chesil beach.
Last edited by kingcod deano; 04-03-2011, 09:39 AM.
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Tracksuit's with what most would class as leathal weapons (6oz weight with 2 strings of feather) £20quid rods that cast up rather than out.
I once went over to kill a mack that they just threw on the side cause after hitting it repeatedly they couldn't kill it..... I was disgusted but at the time thought I'll show them how to... doubt they took any pointers like
URGHH guess South Shields pier will be a no go this year then with that bloody paper shop along Ocean Rd now selling rods, reels, tackle etc. It will have to be 6am to 10am sessions if it's to be at the pier, hopefully they will be in bed sleeping off the hangovers of the cheap alcohol is it white lightening lol.
URGHH guess South Shields pier will be a no go this year then with that bloody paper shop along Ocean Rd now selling rods, reels, tackle etc. It will have to be 6am to 10am sessions if it's to be at the pier, hopefully they will be in bed sleeping off the hangovers of the cheap alcohol is it white lightening lol.
the only time i go to shields pier in the summer is at first light till about 9am before the numptys arrive.
Nice pier Sandown, watched some cracking bass swimming around it last year...never seen any mackerel caught thou, never seemed the right spot for mackerel but starnger thing shave happened like laods of mackerel off Blyth pier in Feb...or is it April the 1st..give over
Coalie all the way or at worst herring sprat that turn up mid March from Shields pier.
it might be to early 4 the mackeral and u might laugh at seeing someone spinning at this time ov year but if the colies are there and the sea is flat why not if there catching them wont be long b4 the pollock are here in anunbundance
iT wont be long till my spinning gear is out, started on the 24th of April last year and was getting plenty goalie. The sea temp is already a degree warmer than last year at this time.
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