How many lads fished the river in this era...both upriver marks down to the mouth of the river?just wondering was there much difference in the catches that we get now.Was there any significant catches that anyone can re-call?,thanks chaps.
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Originally posted by jordy View PostHow many lads fished the river in this era...both upriver marks down to the mouth of the river?just wondering was there much difference in the catches that we get now.Was there any significant catches that anyone can re-call?,thanks chaps.Alan
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Pretty much as Alan described, I used to fish the ferry landing a lot in my teens - the spring run was probably the main reason for freezing crab down, I never used to use it much otherwise in the winter back then. Used to be good early morn on a sunday, especially if it was good & frosty - never got any big fish but some good bags.
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fished it myself in the eighties ice house area and rubber plant mark used to do well april and may two very good months for codling.
north shields ferry landing was the hot shot on a sunday morn before the ferry started.
never fished there now for quite a few yrs but cant see why it shouldnt still fish.with or without a panel pin.did you know panel pins comes in diff sizes ?
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Originally posted by john/r View Postfished it myself in the eighties ice house area and rubber plant mark used to do well april and may two very good months for codling.
north shields ferry landing was the hot shot on a sunday morn before the ferry started.
never fished there now for quite a few yrs but cant see why it shouldnt still fish.with or without a panel pin.Panel Pin Champ
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We used to get some good haddock off the Dolphin, with fish to about 3lbs. also as has been mentioned plenty of codling. When the coal boats were in , one especially was the "Dame Catherine Haslett", we used to go aboard and fish off the stern which was near the galley, the chap on duty used to make us bacon sandwiches and mugs of tea. Oh!, happy days.
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the wooden jetty at velva liquids was a favourite spot of mine along with the vidor batteries jetty,bergen quay,esso jettys,rubber company and the ferry landing loads of codling ... all no longer fishable ...Angling Trust/UKCC Level 2 Sea Angling and Coarse Fishing Coach at www.fishingnortheast.co.uk or follow us on Facebook fishingnortheast.co.uk
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