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fished middleton pier at hartlepool today blanked, but was swamped by mackie bashers.... roll on the winter when they all hibernate
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fish for 2014 whiting,codling,flattie,coalie,chub,perch,,trout,g rayling,seatrout,barbel roach and salmon .......let it go it will grow bigger -
Haha.. The madness is nearly over for another year.. (thank god!) -
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Fish good, Fish hard
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Well there was your first mistake...Originally posted by db4111 View Post
If we keep this current warm, settled spell the Mackerel will still be around for another few weeks yet. I caught most of mine back end of September last year... (mainly because I don't fish for them and tend to stay away from the piers during the height of summer)Originally posted by CosmicCat View PostCLIP IT AND WHACK ITComment
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remember last year when fishing up eyemouth beginning of October and they were pulling full hooses in
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don't try in Sunderland then as there a nice seal who is living close to piers and i tell you he was unhappy when we ankerd down the other week kept coming at us lol so we moved in case he or she had little ones and protecting area. when moved no bother and caught cod
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Hi Dave its always the same year in year out not really fishermen just Mackie bashers and they know no better. Soon be gone and all the real fishermen will give it a go. Beaches are always best but usually a good walk.
LOVE TO FISH, HATE TO BLANK. STAY AT HOME AND HAVE A
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Think it was you I was talking too when I first went on mate, one of the ladsOriginally posted by db4111 View Post
that was float fishing pulled in a nice little codling, me and my mate stayed till
5.30, only had a pin whitie between us.Comment
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was there any mackerel caught?Comment
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Slapping your paddle on the water a couple of times tends to frighten them off.Originally posted by CosmicCat View Postdon't try in Sunderland then as there a nice seal who is living close to piers and i tell you he was unhappy when we ankerd down the other week kept coming at us lol so we moved in case he or she had little ones and protecting area. when moved no bother and caught codComment
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Still worth a shot off the Heugh with the good weatherBest shore catch 2016 - 7.5lb cod, Seaton Carew!
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