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[jonesey]

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[jonesey]

sorry all , trying to do a report with photos...more practice required i think

[mitchell123]

pic

is that seaton sluice looks like the crag

[jonesey]

no, flat rock at seaham

[jonesey]

no mate,flat rock at seaham

[mark]

when you want to stick pics in your post you need to use the IMG tags something like

[IMG]http://www.webaddressofyourpic.jpg[/IMG]

so drop that in the body of your post and thats it, change the bit between the [IMG] [/IMG] tags obviously!

[seanyrooroo]

Home sweet home. Many an hour passed away on there. had some cracking fish too. How did you fair Jonesy??

Just thought, that pic is taken from the left and not from above. It doesn't show what a mare it is to get down there, or worse, back up!!!

[jonesey]

i know youve had some cracking fish from there lately mate. unfortunately, despite looking ideal i only got 1 bite from it all night!! have just posted a report and youre right, after a bit of rain its like a ski slope.

[seanyrooroo]

Always fishes best 3 hours either side of high tide and on a big tide, although I have had good fish at low water too. Did you fish in the hole to the right?

[jonesey]

read in one of your reports about the hole around 60 yards out to the right so gave it a go. tried one rod right and one straightish but that wind was a nightmare!! aimed to the right of a large rock which became exposed at low water, one you can walk out onto

[seanyrooroo]

When the tide is half way in/out you can see little eddies created around the hole. When there's a bit of a swell on you can see how it reacts different as it passes over. You can also feel a difference in depth when you've been fishing it a while.