Shady report 13/06/15

[KeithB]

With Bert on his hols it was just Paul, Stephen and myself this morning, we set off about 5.30am.

I was skipper (off the moorings and to the pier end ) then Stephen took the wheel, we tried the usual inshore wrecks but not a lot was coming in so we headed out to deeper water. As Norman posted, the wrecks were hungry for tackle today but we plugged away and by 8am we had a dozen or so canny cod.



We weren't especially targeting mackerel but we only managed one, strange for mid June. A shame as one wreck fished well with Paul's frozen fillets mixed with squid and we picked a few ling up as well.

As I hadn't slept well, stressing with will the boat run okay etc, something I don't do when the skipper's there, I was knackered by 11.30am so we headed in.

Total for the day 28 cod and 3 ling, biggest about 8lb.



Cheers lads.

 

[The Great Wallsendo]

Great stuff lads...Keith, persevere with the driving mate

 

[KeithB]

Small steps mate, I've now remembered how to use the plotter lol.

 

[lingking]

quick work keith,and canny few fish

its one thing being a passenger

a totally different kettle of fish when you are "the man"---pardon the pun!!!!!

 

[The Great Wallsendo]

It takes practice...Bert and Norm were born at sea LOL which is why they make it look so easy

Once you remember which way is North it gets easier

 

[Topfly]

Wished I could have been out today . Paul is slipping. he normally Yark's a couple of
big ones out.

 

[mick dunn]

Looks like a good day to me.
Mick.

 

[canman]

Nice box of fish Keith,, well done lads.

 

[big_sean]

Good fishing again, Great to see you made it out and got fishes.

Sean

 

[eddie t]

Few nice fish there lads well done all...

 

[Kev1n]

Driving is the easy bit, it’s sitting out on deck filleting that I find hard – lack of practice some would say.
Well done to the three of you, that’s a good stamp of fish.