Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Glow/float fishing Whitley rocks 13-12-12

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • Glow/float fishing Whitley rocks 13-12-12

    As mad as it sounds had 1 of the best nights fishing last night using me light spinning rod float fishing with glow sticks stuck to the top of the float, it was flat calm so thought ad give it a shot for a Laugh ended up getting 6, 5 which got returned up to 2lb n lost 2. Al I was using was rag n lug left off the night before just hooking 6 or 7 through the head n letting them work their magic. Think al be doing this a lot more often as theirs nothing better then watchn that float disappear under the water in the dark! Beats lashing baits over 100 yards any day! The biggest was 3lb 3oz . Their was plenty people fishing the end of the pipe but a couldn't tell ya if they had out like but a daint think they would of had as much fun as me.Mobile Photobucket

  • #2
    Sounds like you had a busy night mate well done were you casting far and wat depth were you fishing

    Comment


    • #3
      30 yards if that mate that's as far as a could get it oot, theirs little kelp patches al over so a set it at 5-6 foot n just let it bob above them

      Comment


      • #4
        what fish, cod?

        Comment


        • #5
          1 coalie the rest codling

          Comment


          • #6
            Nothing mad about that mate, whilst everyone else probably struggled in the conditions you improvised and found the fish. Better do that than sit there watching a static rod tip for hours on end. Well done!!!

            Comment


            • #7
              What. Cracker! On light gear aswell bet this methods gona b used more often

              Comment


              • #8
                might give this a go next time I try the rocks.

                Comment


                • #9
                  That's a brilliant report mate ! Well done for you having an idea and trying it out. Don't know if anyone else has ever thought of it, but I bet there will be a few more anglers trying it now.
                  To be honest I have only ever float fished in the summer for mackerel, coalies and pollack. I would love to catch a decent cod on a float.........so you've got me thinking now.
                  Cheers, and once again well done.

                  Comment


                  • #10
                    Originally posted by mitch_dow View Post
                    As mad as it sounds had 1 of the best nights fishing last night using me light spinning rod float fishing with glow sticks stuck to the top of the float, it was flat calm so thought ad give it a shot for a Laugh ended up getting 6, 5 which got returned up to 2lb n lost 2. Al I was using was rag n lug left off the night before just hooking 6 or 7 through the head n letting them work their magic. Think al be doing this a lot more often as theirs nothing better then watchn that float disappear under the water in the dark! Beats lashing baits over 100 yards any day! The biggest was 3lb 3oz . Their was plenty people fishing the end of the pipe but a couldn't tell ya if they had out like but a daint think they would of had as much fun as me.Mobile Photobucket
                    sent you PM
                    Alan

                    Comment


                    • #11
                      Night float fishing

                      Well done Mitch,funny enough was fishing Whitburn beach last night sea had died right off and had the same thought as you about float fishing, well done for giving it a go

                      Comment


                      • #12
                        Nice one mate - I got hooked on night-time float fishing for the mackerel this summer, it's great fun. Never tried for codlings off the rocks though I might just sneak out some time and give it a go! I was on the end of the pipe last night; Chris Stringer & myself had four codlings, a poddler & 2 good poutings (mine went a pound & a half) between us, but we were plagued with loads of piddly little bites that wouldn't come back. Another lad a bit further back from us also got a couple of codlings. Oh, and I also had a lobster (which you probably won't get on the float) which I gave to Chris for his tea.

                        Gary
                        ....fishin' accomplished......

                        Whitley Bay Angling Society
                        on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/whitleybayanglingsoc/

                        Comment


                        • #13
                          It saves getting stuck on the bottom loosing gear al the time n the best part thes not gonna be many crabs kicking aboot that high up off bottom to pinch al ya bait n just leave ya with a bit elastic wrapped around ya hook to pull in haha cheers lads

                          Comment


                          • #14
                            Well done mate, excellent way to adapt to the conditions and great report.
                            Regards
                            Si

                            www.facebook.com/simon.todd.12

                            http://www.nesa.co.uk/forums/lure-fishing/

                            ************************************************** ******

                            Comment


                            • #15
                              have a look at this link some canny rigs worth a shot and other diy stuff (not mine just trying to help)

                              Rigs

                              Comment

                              Working...
                              X