Coldingham 2/6/12

g.ordon

Well-known member
Hello,
Me and peeagee journeyed up to coldingham yesterday. Got checked in at St Vedas where we were staying and then hit the point at about 11:00.

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First chuck mate gets a canny flounder and then a smaller one so it's 2-0 before half time:(
Fishing was slow to say the least and with HT at around 13:30 I was hoping things would have livened up a bit and at about that time I chucked a one right up the bay and the rod went mental just as I'd put it down

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Nice coalie which put up a canny little scrap against the second rod I was using which was me old moonraker Z.

Weather was nice all day and it was good to be there, really enjoy fishing up there

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Just a couple of shots of the mark like

Then mate gets a canny dab

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So It's 3-1:(:(

I had another lob up the bay with the second rod and got another decent coalie

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So it ended 3-2 to peeagee but I reckon I won on heaviest fish:D:D

After that it was a waste of time as the water dropped, this mark is a high water mark so if you want to try it then yer best kicking off at low water and fishing it up. It was just circumstances that meant we were there at that time of the tide. We chucked it at 5. Bait used was frozen peeler.

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Crap pics off me mob but better than nowt I suppose. St Vedas is a really nice place to stay, quiet, clean, reasonable price and a crackin breakfast.
When we left this morning there were a canny few anglers parking up outside the hotel and heading for the same mark. I must say though, if I had a choice of venues eyemouth would come first.
 
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Nice place coldigham I fished there last year was getting coley after coaly most around the 2lb mark, we fished the knob just left of the bay
 
Cheers lads.
Yer Cris it was the right side, never knew it was called the dick like:D
Haha dnt know if thats the real name for it just when I went up id never fished the area and asked for advice of others fishing there they said give the knob a go! Good job I didnt take it the wrong way lol
 
Welldone mate, fished that exact same spot a good few times, as we normally
stay at the site up the lane (scoutscroft), took my daughter once and she
cought the biggest plaice i have ever seen from them rock, she was only eight, the only prob i used to have was getting bait, as the tackle shop in berwick was crxp and way overpriced.
 
Welldone mate, fished that exact same spot a good few times, as we normally
stay at the site up the lane (scoutscroft), took my daughter once and she
cought the biggest plaice i have ever seen from them rock, she was only eight, the only prob i used to have was getting bait, as the tackle shop in berwick was crxp and way overpriced.

Yer mate, agree about the shop in berwick, went once and when the fridge door was opened I nearly passed oot. The sands next to berwick pier used to be good for diggin lug but the last time I tried there it was hard work.
Another good spot off of them rocks is right at the end, I've had some cracking flatties there but it's got to be flat or yell get washed off, lol :D
We called in at scoutscroft on the night time for a pint like and it was heaving, never bothered, just moved on.
 
If you dont mind me asking mate, how much is it per night to stay at
st vedes, as staying at scoutscroft is getting a bit expensive.

I think It's 30 notes a pop mate which to me is a canny deal as the breakfast is enough to keep yer going for the day:D I say I think 30 notes because the only room available on that night was the family room which sleeps 3 and is 90 notes so with there only being the 2 of us it worked out at 45 each:( But still worth it IMHO
 
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rock pool

hi lads,you will see a rockpool on the mark in the photo,i take the big rod and fish far out on peeler and have had some canny plaice,but on its day when the water goes that lovely blue colour i use a carp rod and mussel and peeler eithe ron a float or a bog standard paternoster.if you look at low water there is a patch of kelp and sea weed no more than five yards out, just drop it in there,ive had wrasse,pollack,coalies and pollack and even 1 stray codling just flicking it out.if you can catch it right with high tide at dusk or dawn the pollack and coalies can go daft on spinners and sidewinders,dont cast staraight out though cast parralell to the rocks the pollack often take right at your feet,i may even knock the peeler on the head this year as cooked prawn and mussel seem to work just as well.ideal spot if youve got kids and you want to keep the rods knocking:cool:
 
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