Recent content by dazzer

I had one the other day that was huge Alan, biggest I'd ever seen. Here's a pic against a normal size mackerel for comparrison.

Must have mixed your pics up as that is the same fish in both photos ;)

Hope you get it sorted Patch mate, there are some dodgy gits out there.

Congratulations!!

There was a net shot on the north end of Blyth beach yesterday, from the ranch north towards the pier.

I prefer sakuma manta & sakuma manta extras.

You can also use power gum as a stop knot. Being rubber, it gets a good grip and can also be adjusted when needed.

Well done Micky & thanks for your left over lug. All I managed on the boulders at seaton point was a blankety blank cheque book & pen lol.

I've always used 30lb straight through.

I've got the H14r and can't fault it, it is spot on. Also got the H7r which I carry as a backup just incase. Here's where I got mine... LED Lenser - H14 Focusing Head Torch, 210 Lumen Output

Well done to those who weighed in. I was fishing next to the guys at the middle bogs and only had one undersize flounder.

Why use bandages ? Just a waste of money, just get a pair of cheap nylon tights, you will get loads of your cart sausages done with those & they release the scent just the same.

I packed up sharp on Sunday m8, was in too much of a hurry I forgot stuff so was not a happy chappy lol.

The whole area there is more a low water shot. Anywhere along the beach is good with a decent sea on (chucks up some doubles every year). It is a very shallow beach so not too good at high water. To the left from the concrete steps onto the rocks is the boulders, good spot with a southerly sea...

I didn't switch my lamp on at all, totally pointless. They knew we were there anyway, having the place lit up with thier beam. As well as not flashing any light at them, never wave your hands in the air at them either, it is a sign that you are in distress or need them for assistance.