trying my luck tonight
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willywetegg
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Welcome to NESA Johnny, best of luck with your trip to Steetley, let us know how you get on mate.
Jim.
Jim.
BITE!!!!!!
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i had the chance to get out today but gave it a miss with the sea being flatter than! probably would have tried steetly so let us know how ya get on
stevie69
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welcome to nesa johnnyd i fished steetly on monday 1.30pm till 6.30pm had 9 whitey kept 2 well over a lb and 2 flatties was getting a fish every cast during daylight hours as soon as it got dark it went dead can't fathom it out everyone on there struggled after dark. good luck.
willywetegg
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Blyth pier can be like that too Stevie, sometimes it will fish all day and stop when it gets dark, other days the opposite, there's never a pattern to it either 
Jim.
Jim.
willywetegg
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Your not wrong there coddy, when I used to fish Blyth beach regular you would sometimes get a week of good conditions. I might have got down 3 or 4 nights out of that week and it could range from excellent to nothing at all from one night to another.
I think that is one of the reasons we love this sport so much, the anticipation of catching, if we knew we were going to catch, it might be ok for a few nights but after that it wouldn't be the same at all.
Jim.
I think that is one of the reasons we love this sport so much, the anticipation of catching, if we knew we were going to catch, it might be ok for a few nights but after that it wouldn't be the same at all.
Jim.
codseeker
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now ya know why i like to fish a lot on a certain mark it is a no blanko most nights and mixed grounds and choices so you have to move about if fishing is slow but i do fish other parts of the northeast but why go anywhere if ya know ya wont catch fish go places ya know ya wont blank just my opinion
willywetegg
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It's great to have a mark like that, especially when you can move about a bit onto different bottoms. There are a few places like that about our coast and with a bit of homework they can be found. Some places you can fish right around the clock without having to move too far. I have found two of them, it takes a bit of time but as lots of people on here have said, if you put the time and effort in you will get the rewards.
Too many people just want the info and don't want to do the hard work. It's ok getting the info but knowing what to do with it is important also. Someone can tell you a mark but if you are not casting into the exact spot you might not even get a bite. Just a few yards off can mean the difference from being a great night to being a blank. People like yourself that put the time in to study and fish a mark on a regular basis deserve the rewards they get.
Jim.
Too many people just want the info and don't want to do the hard work. It's ok getting the info but knowing what to do with it is important also. Someone can tell you a mark but if you are not casting into the exact spot you might not even get a bite. Just a few yards off can mean the difference from being a great night to being a blank. People like yourself that put the time in to study and fish a mark on a regular basis deserve the rewards they get.
Jim.
johnnyd
Well-known member
areet lads,well i got down at 4am got loads of bites,then at 6am caught 2 flounders nice size aswell 2lb each,and 2 whiting we left at 10 had enough ha ha,im gonna wait and see what the seas like for tuesday thinking about either cambois pier,or horden beach,all the best lads and merry christmas ,bring on the cod lol
willywetegg
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Cheer's for letting us know Johnny and well done on your few fish. Lets hope that sea comes away again soon and a few more decent Cod might come in. Merry Christmas to you too.
Jim.
Jim.
