Long lining with me Uncle Alfie off whitburn around 48 years ago, I remember him pulling quite a few Haddock in. Better tasting fish than Cod too.
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Originally posted by kayos View PostWhat an amazing catch. Congratulations!
No one has caught a Haddock for about 20 years off the shore I'm guessing!
If you want to target them try in front of Killantringhan lighthouse just north of Port Patrick on the west coast in April and May.
Had a dozen from there one day a few years back,all you need is fresh Lug.
Also had a few Plaice and Turbot.It does hoy up some nice Bass with some movement.
And the best thing is, you don,t get pestered with the dredded LSD,s.Last edited by Bushwhacker; 04-01-2015, 08:40 PM.
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Originally posted by Trevor View PostNice one. It was only a few years ago, although thinking about it, it was 39 years ago to be precise, that as teenagers we used to catch Haddock by the bag full while jigging from a small boat about 2 mile of Marsden beach. But nowadays you don't here about them getting caught at all. So well done!
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Had a one 2lb 9 off smiths dock in the Tyne a good few years back when it was very cold. At the time there was some huge whitings in the river between 1-2lb that could almost be mistaken for haddock!! My thinking is they swim amongst the whiting shoals.
If you want a whiting though from the shore get to Iceland!! Easy to catch and taste wonderful done on the barbecue whilst your sitting in the hot tub relaxing after a hectic day catching 2- 300lb of fish.
Strong fish that give great bites my favourite for catching and eating mmmmmmm!
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Nice catch, haven't seen one caught for years.
I caught one on a 4 hour tourist boat fishing trip off Scarborough in the late 70's when I was a teenager. About a pound and a half and on mussel from memory. The only fish I had on the trip and was sick as a dog for 2 hoursGear: Old Skool !
ABU 484 MK I (cork) (1976)
ABU 484 MK II (Foam grips, spigot) (1977)
ABU 484C original guides version (1978)
ABU 484CS Fuji guides version (1980)
ABU 9000C (1976) upgraded bearings
ABU 9000 The red one (1974) upgraded bearings
ABU 7000 (1976) converted to 7000C hybrid ceramic
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