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12/2018
Fishing Report by Pete Rose
Dec 2018 by Pete Rose
hi just a reminder we are taking bookings through the winter months and we are also currently are doing a trip between xmas and new year on the 28th and have a few spaces remaining .so anyone fancying a go give me a call .the anglers fishing off the shoreline a reporting some nice cod coming in .
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12/2018
Fishing Report by Pete Rose
Dec 2018 by Pete Rose
Christmas holiday trip 28th December come and try your new toys .
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16/08/2015
Fishing Report by karl crossland
16 Aug 2015 by karl crossland
Had a great day Sunday 16th loads of cod caught by all thanks Pete cracking skipper brilliant time had
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24/10/2011
Fishing Report by Pete Rose
24 Oct 2011 by Pete Rose
the competition dates for 2012 are set as spring fest sat april 14th to sat april 28th inc . summer fest sat june 16th to sun july 8th inc autumn fest sat sept 8th to sun sept 23rd inc dont leave it to late to book we fill up quickly
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10/2011
Fishing Report by Pete Rose
Oct 2011 by Pete Rose
The winter uptiding competition dates have now been set, from Sunday 20th to Sunday 27th November inc. Good cash prizes available. This boat had the winning fish for the autumn festival and last years winter uptiding festival.
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19/05/2011
Fishing Report by Pete Rose
19 May 2011 by Pete Rose
£15000 Cash prizes for Summer Festival
May 19th, 2011 | Author: mick | Edit
£15,000 Worth Of Prizes For The Whitby Summer Angling Festival 2011
The Whitby Charter Skippers Association (WCSA) – www.wcsa.co.uk summer boat angling festival at Whitby starts on the 18th June 2011. Once again there are some magnificent prizes on offer including a staggering £5000 for the heaviest single fish over the whole festival. With an overall prize table in excess of £15000 (£12,000 cash and over £3,000 of tackle prizes), boat spaces are going fast.
The Lucky angler who lands the heaviest single fish over the whole event will receive £5,000 in cash. Other prizes are as follows : £2000 For the second heaviest fish, £1000 for the third heaviest fish, £500 for fourth heaviest fish and £500 for the heaviest single cod.
On a daily basis there will be £100 up for grabs with £50 for the heaviest fish, £30 for the second heaviest and £20 for the third heaviest fish.
Talking recently about the festival, WCSA spokesman Paul Kilpatrick said “This year’s summer event looks like being the biggest in the UK in terms of prizes and numbers of competitors. Also the fishing has been exceptional so far this year with good numbers of all fish species now showing. The cod fishing has been awesome and the anglers competing in this years festival should be looking forward to some of the best sea angling available anywhere in the UK”
Where Will The Event Take Place ? – The event will take place each day (weather permitting) from the harbour at Whitby with boats sailing from both east and west sides of the river, please see our website at www.wcsa.co.uk for boat details.
When Will The Event Take Place ? – The festival will run from 18th June 2011 to 10th July 2011 with daily sailing times from 7am (weather permitting). Anglers must fish from a WCSA registered boat and be back through the swing bridge by 5pm each day. The weighing of fish will take place in the Fleece car park on Church street from 4.30pm to 5.30pm -
06/05/2011
Fishing Report by Pete Rose
6 May 2011 by Pete Rose
James raised the bar yesterday in the sea urchin fish of the month comp (free and automatic entry to all sea urchin anglers) with a fantastic cod of 16lb2oz which was also a PB for James his previous weighed 12lb which he caught two years ago on one of my charters, the fishing was brilliant yesterday with fish coming aboard at every stop wrecks ground and all within 5mls of Whitby the algae is almost gone and most of the cod fell to shads although James 16lber fell to a full squid on the ground summer is just around the corner and all anglers gain free entry to my fish of the month even throughout the festivals
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27/03/2011
Fishing Report by Pete Rose
27 Mar 2011 by Pete Rose
Brian and his huge Pollacks
Had Brian Cope on and his partner Sunday along with 9 lads from sheffield the weather was perfect for a run off to the distant wrecks and the long journey proved worth while plenty of cod but the best sport was with the pollack which are showing more and more this time of the year here in Whitby Brian managed a cracking fish of just over 15lbs along with a few more well over 10lb the 15 lber is a new pollack record for sea urchin II over the last few years they seem to be getting bigger our previous best was 13lb last year lets hope this is the future because the sport they offer is absolutely fantastic -
27/03/2011
Fishing Report by Pete Rose
27 Mar 2011 by Pete Rose
After Saturdays poor inshore fishing possibly due to the murky sea and swell combined Sundays trip had to be another long off shore wrecking haul but boy was it worth it for Brian Cope who beat his personal best with a marvelous Pollock of just over 15lb also I might add a Sea Urchin best ever Pollock
the boat was mainly full of novice anglers who also caught plenty of cod on the bait but the pollock were the main sport I think Brian landed four all over 10lb and one around 13lb I managed to land one just over 8lb in between untangling and re rigging the novice boys from Sheffield but a great day and well worth the trip out the festival looks to me like a pollock winner allthough we did see a double figure ling as well on the boat Sunday but my money is on the pollock in this years spring festival lets just hope the weather stays fine -
25/02/2011
Fishing Report by Pete Rose
25 Feb 2011 by Pete Rose
The weather forecast has been irritating of late I cancelled today because of the strong wind forecast in place from a northerly direction and we could have got out after all drat,
However we did get out yesterday (Friday) again a strong wind was forecast but south westerly in direction and our only real option was up tiding not ideal as the tides were perfect for wrecking double drat.
Still the group I had on board had travelled all the way from Dagenham and the sea was flat under the cliffs so we had to give it a go
I called in at Whitby angling supplies to stock up on bait and we departed at 8am the only place to go whare there would be any tide and shelter was robin hoods bay north cheek and to be honest I did not expect much fish with recent poor reports from the long liners and netters angling was going to be hard.
And to be honest it was slow but fish did come aboard in dribs and drabs a good few fell to worm (wish I had bought more in the morning) and squid cocktails.
The best fish was around 8lb another six or so were around 6lb, another six around 5lb and the rest about ten coming in around 3lb in total around 25 fish in around 6 hours fishing.
not bad realy but would have preferred to get on the wrecks but at least we got out
