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  • 12/2022 Fishing Report by Scott Belbin

    Dec 2022 by Scott Belbin

    As we head into spurdog season I thought I would give you all a gentle reminder of what our winter offshore trips can produce. This time I will look back at what we had earlier this year in anticipation of what may be on its way.
    Trying to arrange offshore trips at this time of year is always a bit of a lottery. Getting those ducks to line up can be a real pain at times. Not only do we need enough people willing to head offshore on a long trip but we need them to be booked on the right tides and we need suitable weather. i ended up cancelling more trips than I have done in the past last winter and spring. Unfortunately after several years of commercial pressure the thorn-back rays weren’t as numerous as they had been so we had lost our ‘get out of jail card’ if the weather was marginal. Luckily a catamaran like the Galloper is more comfortable than most boats in a bit of weather so we can still get away with a lot.
    Even so our eyes remain fixed on the weather each time the tides come around. Hoping that out of the unpredictable barrage of weather systems pushing through there may be a window for us to nip out in search of something different. Luckily the many sand banks within the greater Thames estuary afford us a lot of shelter from the right wind direction and they also break the seas up pretty well so swells can die away very quickly here.
    Although we have got among some packs and seen some big numbers of spurs at times in the past. I am still happy when I see the first one on board each trip. Although the spurs have become our main focus on these trips I try not to make it entirely about one species. After all I accidentally bumped into these fish while chasing cod the first time. We continue to see some great variety on these trips and although the cod are pretty rare around here currently I still hold out hope of seeing one of these too.
    Our first trip of last season was a nice little warm up to ease us in. as usual heaps of hungry dogfish wanted our baits and if we fished through these then we could catch the occasional whiting! Thankfully it wasn’t long before the first spurdog found its way up the scent trial to the boat. We sat it out and picked a few more up as the day went on. Over slack tide I decided to try another mark for the last hour and picked up a few more spurs, a couple of rays and a smooth-hound before home time. A lot of the spurdogs around here are double figure females and very fine looking fish too. Definitely worth catching.
    We managed a couple more trips as the weeks passed by and we got closer to springtime and the hope of some slightly more settle weather. a few weeks into the season and we had a nice steady days fishing despite the wind and tide doing funny things. The spurs came thoughout the day. a small pack would pass through and result in a few more decent fish to the boat between the dogfish. of course there were smooth-hounds mixed in too. These may not be as big as some we catch kin the summer but are a welcome sight on a winters day. what the hounds lack in size the spurs make up for and with several doubles throughout the day the biggest fell to Wayne at 18.8lbs. this was one of over 30 spurs we had that day and the lads even snuck a couple of thorn-back out too.
    I don’t know where I got the idea of springtime coming and with it more settled weather but it didn’t work out that way. When the weather was good the tides didn’t suit offshore. Every time the tides came around another weather system would push through. over a month had passed since our last trip offshore when those ducks did eventually line up. By then things had changed somewhat, the water was warming up and the fish were on the move. We had a few days on the bounce offshore and although we did find a few spurs they were mostly small males. Thankfully there were plenty of other species to be had. As well as the usual whiting, dogfish, thorn-backs and hounds wee saw several nice bass, a lot of herring and even quite a few mackerel for our efforts.
    It would be easy to write off the spurs now but I have spent a lot of years chasing these fish now and have a fair understanding of their habits. The next opportunity came around and we found ourselves back out there looking for something different. As ever those lesser spotted dogfish were ravenous but the lads worked hard to get through them. Thankfully they were rewarded with some nice spurs to 17.8lbs plenty of hounds, thorn-back rays, pouting, whiting, bass and a fine blonde ray for Barry.
    We lost the next set of tides to weather and with the water now getting quite warm and the fish spreading out I had all but written off the spurs. Towards the end of the season they are very hit and miss. Anybody can luck on one or two but just well they could miss them. As luck would have it we managed a couple more on general trips but they had one last hurrah for us. we were on an offshore trip with very little to show for our efforts. I thought we might luck out a spur but things weren’t looking great as the morning turned afternoon and afternoon turned to home time. Just as the tide came right Wayne (yes the same Wayne) leaned into a decent fish. it fought well and made our day as it was another high double figure spurdog for him. While we were unhooking this another rod leaned over. Before too long the lads were playing 4-5 double figure spurs at once. It was madness for the last hour or so with multiple hook up after multiple hook up. I simply couldn’t keep up with the net and disgorger. The lads were having to deal with the fish them selves as I tried to grab a couple of pictures and weigh the bigger fish. it was so busy that often their baits were barely touching the bottom before the rods were arching over! Barry (yes him again) managed the biggest at over 20lbs and many more were around the same size. It was a very busy hour or so to end the day with over 30 spurdogs and a great way to end the season.
    As I mentioned earlier not every day is a red letter day like this and our winter offshore trips aren’t all about spurdogs but they tend to be our main focus currently. We will be running trips like this from now until the end of April and I have spaces this week (weather permitting) on Friday 16th and Saturday 17th. Next spaces after that are over the Christmas period. Please note I wont report on this years spurdog trips until I have finished fishing for them as too many people want to let me do the leg work for them. If you would like a trip out there either as a group or individual then please get in touch and book with me.

    Remember it is often worth giving me a shout if you are cancelled else where and still wish to get out, as we have lots of sheltered fishing available and a big catamaran which makes it even more comfortable.
    Spaces as follows
    10/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    16/12/22- offshore trip 4 spaces @ £100pp
    17/12/22-offshore trip targeting spurdogs, smooth-hounds ect 3 spaces @ £100pp
    23/12/22- Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    24/12/22-
    27/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    28/12/22 7 spaces @ £60pp
    29/12/22-offshore trip 6 spaces @ £100pp
    31/12/22-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    01/01/23-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    02/01/23-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    Not all dates advertised, other spaces available for full boat bookings upon request
    For regular updates, availability and more information please visit www.essexseafishing.co.uk find us on social media or call Scott on 07956411528

  • 05/12/2022 Fishing Report by Scott Belbin

    5 Dec 2022 by Scott Belbin

    Our general trips remain productive, with a constant run of bits coming through. the whiting are on the baits instantly with the dogfish close behind. As ever in between we are catching rays, pouting, even late bass and a smattering of codling too. The easterly winds stopped us heading offshore for a couple of trips last week but we changed tack and kept the rods tips rattling inshore. the estuary is still loaded with whiting and dogfish the same as everywhere. The lads changed down to some flattie rigs and found snuck out a few dabs too. These were a welcome change in between the other fish on a windy day.
    The Petley family and friends joined me for their pre-christmas get together and were un-detoured by a grey, December day and strong easterly wind. we crept a little further out to start with to make the most of the tide first thing. I warned the lads we may have to head closer once the tide died off but luckily the Galloper sat lovely all day. the fish even played ball too with 3 rays on the first cast! We kept plugging away all day with a couple of moves in between and a constant stream of bites and fish. Gary had set his sights low as he never has much luck on the boat. He told me on the way out ‘I will be happy with one fish Scott’. Now I must admit I like a low bar, it takes the pressure off me but I was sure he could do better than just the one fish. he ended the day with several ray and a codling as well as countless whiting and dogfish throughout the day. between them the lads had 11 rays and 4 codling with all of the other bits keeping us busy all day. I know it’s not going to break any records but surely better than being stuck inside watching TV?
    Please note I have full boat availability both days this weekend (10th and 11th) and spaces offshore the week after.
    Our next offshore trips will aim for spurdogs, smooth-hounds, rays and who knows what else as these trips can produce all sorts of fish. As ever I will hold back reports on these until after the season finishes in the end of April. If you want to get on board one of these trips then please get in touch. I have spaces for full boat bookings and individuals.
    Remember it is often worth giving me a shout if you are cancelled else where and still wish to get out, as we have lots of sheltered fishing available and a big catamaran which makes it even more comfortable.
    Spaces as follows
    10/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    11/12/22- Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    17/12/22-offshore trip targeting spurdogs, smooth-hounds ect 4 spaces @ £100pp
    23/12/22- Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    27/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    28/12/22 7 spaces @ £60pp
    29/12/22-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    30/12/22-offshore trip 3 spaces @ £100pp
    31/12/22-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    01/01/23-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    02/01/23-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    Not all dates advertised, other spaces available for full boat bookings upon request
    For regular updates, availability and more information please visit www.essexseafishing.co.uk find us on social media or call Scott on 07956411528

  • 28/11/2022 Fishing Report by Scott Belbin

    28 Nov 2022 by Scott Belbin

    I thought I would give you a break from banging on about the bass fishing and report on how our general trips have been lately.
    The bites continue to come thick and fast, there’s certainly no shortage of fish to be had. As ever the majority of our catches have been made up of whiting and dogfish. something worth mentioning is that there is no way around these. Its not like carp fishing where you can use boilies to avoid the nuisance fish. you just have to kiss a lot of frogs to win a prince! Those that fish hard and find their way through the whiting and dogfish are rewarded with more whiting and dogfish! as well as a few thornback rays, codling and even the occasional bass or smooth-hound.
    The codling havnt been in huge numbers or size but are more than welcome of course. We have seen a few each day on the latest run of general trips. Les’ group saw the most codling with 6 for the day along with same thorn-backs, loads of whiting, loads of dogfish and a few pouting. The pouting seem to be around in fair numbers too. They may be a pest at times but its nice to see something different come aboard every now and then.
    Hopefully we will continue to find the codling over the coming weeks. When the tides are right I hope to target some dabs again soon. These can make for some good fun on a winters day in the estuary and are great eating too.
    I have a few spaces remaining on our last bass trip of the year this Wednesday (30/11) after that our offshore trips will aim for spurdogs, smooth-hounds, rays and who knows what else as these trips can produce all sorts of fish. As ever I will try and hold back reports on these until after the season finishes in the end of April. If you want to get on board one of these trips then please get in touch. I have spaces for full boat bookings and individuals.
    Remember it is often worth giving me a shout if you are cancelled else where and still wish to get out, as we have lots of sheltered fishing available and a big catamaran which makes it even more comfortable.
    Spaces as follows
    30/11/22- offshore bass trip 4 spaces @ £100pp worm required at extra cost
    10/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    11/12/22- Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    17/12/22-offshore trip targeting spurdogs, smooth-hounds ect 3 spaces @ £100pp
    23/12/22- Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    27/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    28/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    29/12/22-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    30/12/22-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    31/12/22-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    01/01/23-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    02/01/23-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    Not all dates advertised, other spaces available for full boat bookings upon request
    For regular updates, availability and more information please visit www.essexseafishing.co.uk find us on social media or call Scott on 07956411528

  • 21/11/2022 Fishing Report by Scott Belbin

    21 Nov 2022 by Scott Belbin

    I thought I would share a few pics from our latest offshore bass trips this week. I have spaces this week and fishing has still been very good despite us being so late in the season now. at times the water has been very clear which allows us to carry on lure fishing too when conditions suit. The bait fishing kept us busy on the last set of tides too and we did manage one or two other species in between the bass. Dan posed with one of the sand eels that were coughed up by the bass or caught on our weights that day. one bass even coughed up a very freshly eaten dragonet. Robert had us all in suspense when he took an age reeling in something heavy. It was obvious why there wasn’t much life once it was in sight as his lure had hooked a rock. He asked me to estimate the weight and I said it looked like a stone to me!
    Closer to shore there are still hoards of whiting and dogfish to be had. In between them we have still been catching thorn-back rays, codling and even smooth-hounds.
    These fish are likely to feature in next months offshore trips when our attention will turn from the bass to spur dogs for the next few months. Please get in touch if you want to have a go at these.
    We have one last set of tides left before we stop our offshore bass trips this year. They are still showing in numbers and I have individual spaces and boat availability if you wish to join us.
    Remember it is often worth giving me a shout if you are cancelled else where and still wish to get out, as we have lots of sheltered fishing available and a big catamaran which makes it even more comfortable.
    Spaces as follows
    27/11/22- offshore bass trip 4 spaces @ £100pp worm required at extra cost
    10/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    11/12/22- Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    17/12/22-offshore trip targeting spurdogs, smooth-hounds ect 4 spaces @ £100pp
    23/12/22- Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    27/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    28/12/22 Whole boat or individual availability for general trips
    29/12/22-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    30/12/22-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    31/12/22-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    01/01/23-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    02/01/23-possible offshore trip @ £100pp
    Not all dates advertised, other spaces available for full boat bookings upon request
    For regular updates, availability and more information please visit www.essexseafishing.co.uk find us on social media or call Scott on 07956411528

  • 14/11/2022 Fishing Report by Scott Belbin

    14 Nov 2022 by Scott Belbin

    We have had a fair mix of weather over the last week or two. The temperature has been up and down though still pretty mild. And the wind has varied from strong northerlies to light southerly breezes. We have managed to find fish and keep everybody catching in all conditions though.
    The whiting and dogfish continue to make up most of our catches on general trips. things are often slow to start but once we have a scent trail down its pretty hectic fishing. I kept an eye on the clock the other day while the lads were fishing hard and a couple of lads were catching 3 fish each inside of 10 minutes! To be honest they can become a little annoying when we are targeting other species but they keep the rod tips going in between the better fish like codling and rays.
    Those afore mentioned codling and rays are still showing in places too. Some days we have to work harder to find them than others but its worth it to get a better bend in the rod. There has still been one or two late hounds mixed in too. These are a welcome surprise in between the whiting and dogfish when suddenly something starts pulling line off and doing a lap of the boat! I can only attribute their presence inshore so late in the year to the mild weather we have had. I do expect to continue catching smooth-hounds offshore mixed in with our spurdog trips from next month. However for now we are still chasing those bass offshore. They have continued to provide great sport for us on light tackle and some great numbers too.
    Most fish are being caught on worm baits or lures when conditions suit but to mix things up a little we have been using whiting for bait now and then. Its funny how often we think big bait therefore big fish and how often this is not the case. To be honest I have seen dogfish take live whiting numerous times now so I don’t hold my breath any more. This time of year though I am happy to try a spare rod with whiting live bait as the bass can often be seen feeding on them. We had several on whiting baits the other day and I have pictured Kieran with one of them that was only a few inches longer then the whiting it was trying to eat! This was far from the biggest fish of the day but another one added to the many bass caught.
    We have one last set of tides left before we stop our offshore bass trips this year. They are still showing in numbers and I have individual spaces and boat availability if you wish to join us.
    Remember it is often worth giving me a shout if you are cancelled else where and still wish to get out, as we have lots of sheltered fishing available and a big catamaran which makes it even more comfortable.
    Spaces as follows
    20/11/22- 7 spaces @ £60pp
    27/11/22- full boat available for general trip or offshore bass. Individuals welcome
    11/12/22- full boat available for general trip or Individuals welcome
    17/12/22-offshore trip @ £100pp weather permitting
    27/12-02/0123 Whole boat availability for individuals on general and offshore trips please call if interested
    Not all dates advertised, other spaces available for full boat bookings upon request
    For regular updates, availability and more information please visit www.essexseafishing.co.uk find us on social media or call Scott on 07956411528

  • 07/11/2022 Fishing Report by Scott Belbin

    7 Nov 2022 by Scott Belbin

    After such a great summer the recent turn in the weather has come as a bit of a shock to the system. Thankfully we havnt lost many trips although it did curtail a few offshore trips last week. All is not lost as there are still a few weeks left to get off there and catch some bass before we stop offering them. We only stop our offshore bass trips in December because the rules restrict us to catch and release only on bass so demand for trips targeting this popular table fish dwindle. I am sure if we were to target them we could catch them most months of the year at present. So when conditions are right there should be no shortage of them until the end of November should you wish to catch some.
    Our general trips can go ahead in most conditions as we can make use of the sheltered waters of the blackwater estuary and surrounding areas. At this time of year our inshore marks are stuffed full of whiting and dogfish. these keep our rod tips going most of the time but if we fish through them there are still thorn-back rays to be caught. Mark was top rod when he joined Dans group the other day. he had 4 or 5 rays himself as well as countless whiting and dogfish. the codling eluded us that day but most trips are still producing occasional codling and oddly enough still one or two very late smooth-hounds close inshore. on the right tides there are also numbers of dabs in places which are always a welcome change and popular for the table.
    Please note this Sunday is currently available for a general or offshore trip please contact me if interested
    The fishing should stay like this until the new year and I have plenty of availability so please get in touch if you want to get out.
    Remember it is often worth giving me a shout if you are cancelled else where and still wish to get out, as we have lots of sheltered fishing available and a big catamaran which makes it even more comfortable.

    Spaces as follows
    09/11-11/11 possibly whole boat availability
    13/11 (this Sunday) -whole boat or individual spaces general or offshore bass trip available
    14/11 whole boat available offshore or general trip (individuals please contact me if interested)
    15/11-whole boat available offshore or general trip (individuals please contact me if interested)
    16/11 whole boat available offshore or general trip (individuals please contact me if interested)
    17/11 whole boat available offshore or general trip (individuals please contact me if interested)
    18/11- individual spaces available offshore bass 3 @ £120pp
    19/11-offshore bass (weather permitting) @ £100pp
    20/11- general trip 7 spaces @ £60pp
    27/11- whole boat available offshore or general trip (individuals please contact me if interested)

    Not all dates advertised, other spaces available for full boat bookings upon request please call 07956411528 for more information

  • 31/10/2022 Fishing Report by Scott Belbin

    31 Oct 2022 by Scott Belbin

    The bigger tides made for busy fishing on our last run of general trips. The dogfish and whiting are still making a fair dent in my supplies of frozen squid as well as keeping the lads occupied. In between we are still catching a few thorn-back rays and even some late smooth-hounds and bass are showing inshore.
    The codling are making their best showing here for several years. as I mentioned before they wont be filling your freezer up but they are great to see and put a smile on the lads faces. They are still hit and miss but we did manage 6 little codling in one trip last week. Hopefully they continue to increase in numbers and size. Alex Canham made a fair point the other day when he caught one of the biggest of the trip. It was one of the biggest he could remember catching around here. Some of you may have seen Alex crewing for me earlier this year and it’s easy to forget that he was 8 the last time we had decent numbers of codling here! Hopefully he wont have to wait another 8 years before there is a decent showing again.
    Offshore is still producing great numbers of bass, they are feeding very well at the moment and should hang around until the end of November. This should provide a welcome alternative to our general trips with some great sport and some nice table fish too.
    I have several weekend dates that have come available including this Saturday if anybody is interested please contact me.
    Remember it is often worth giving me a shout if you are cancelled else where and still wish to get out, as we have lots of sheltered fishing available and a big catamaran which makes it even more comfortable.
    its always worth keeping an eye out for last minute spaces with groups or where people drop out. I will list my current list of spaces but there are likely to be other dates so its always worth giving me a call. If I am out of signal range I will get back to you asap.

    Spaces as follows
    05/11- full boat available for offshore bass or general trip call for info
    06/11-4 spaces @ £60pp
    12/11- offshore trip 1 space @ £100pp
    13/11- (cancellation) full boat available for offshore bass or general trip
    19/11-offshore trip 1 space @ £100pp
    20/11-9 spaces @ £60pp
    27/11-(cancellation) full boat available for offshore or general trip
    For regular updates, availability and more information please visit www.essexseafishing.co.uk find us on social media or call Scott on 07956411528

  • 24/10/2022 Fishing Report by Scott Belbin

    24 Oct 2022 by Scott Belbin

    We have seen a variety of weather over the past week or two. From flat calm sunny days to wind and rain but thankfully we have been able to get the lads on plenty of fish. from bass offshore to dabs in the river there is no shortage of fish at the moment.
    Our general trips continue to be very busy with whiting and dogfish jumping on our baits very quickly. In between these we are catching a few thorn-back rays, late smooth-hounds and bass or even the occasional small codling.
    Unfortunately the other day a strong south easterly wind put the mockers on an offshore bass trip for Tony’s group. Undeterred and with a mountain of bait to use up we spent the day in the blackwater estuary. once the tide had sorted its self out the lads found plenty of dabs in between the whiting and dogfish. it wasn’t long before the lads were bringing in double shots so I tasked Neil with catching a treble shot for the camera. He persevered throughout the day but couldn’t manage a treble of dabs though he did a pretty good job of catching whiting and dogfish while trying! We had a few school bass mixed in too. The lads fished hard all day and had a pound on the most species to keep it interesting. It kept them focused too and they fished to the last minute over the money! I even had to stop hauling the anchor half way to net a ray for Graham. Talk about last minute!
    When we have been offshore the bass continue to keep us occupied with good numbers and the fish getting more chunky by the week.
    Remember it is often worth giving me a shout if you are cancelled else where and still wish to get out, as we have lots of sheltered fishing available and a big catamaran which makes it even more comfortable.
    For regular updates, availability and more information please visit www.essexseafishing.co.uk find us on social media or call Scott on 07956411528
    its always worth keeping an eye out for last minute spaces with groups or where people drop out. I will list my current list of spaces but there are likely to be other dates so its always worth giving me a call. If I am out of signal range I will get back to you asap.

    Spaces as follows
    26/10- boat available for general or offshore trips
    02/11-offshore bass trip 1 space @ £100pp
    04/11-offshore bass or land of no fish trip £100-120pp
    05th of November Whole boat availability and individual spaces for offshore bass trips call for info
    06/11-6 spaces @ £60pp
    Not all dates advertised, other spaces available for full boat bookings upon request please call 07956411528 for more information

  • 18/10/2022 Fishing Report by Scott Belbin

    18 Oct 2022 by Scott Belbin

    There have been loads of fish around on our general trips lately. The whiting and dogfish are here in force. Of course these much maligned fish aren't everybody's cup of tea. However they keep the rod tips bouncing and with half term approaching these are ideal to keep the kids happy.
    These are interspersed with the occasional thorn-back ray, late smooth-hound and bass.
    The nicest surprise has been a few codling mixed in with the other species. They certainly won't be filling the freezer but it's nice to head out with the prospect of seeing one or two in a day.
    Les and his group decided to try for a codling on their last trip. We had to move around a bit finding a few rays in between the numerous whiting, dogfish and pouting. We were pleasantly surprised to see a few late smooth-hound mixed in too. With a decent bass in the bag the codling had evaded us until the end of the day. Thankfully two of the little darlings came out to finish the day off nicely for us.
    If you want to join us as as an individual or group then please get in touch. I have availability over the next few weeks for general trips as well as offshore for bass.
    Check out esseseafishing.co.uk or find us on Facebook as well as here for regular updates and availability.

  • 10/10/2022 Fishing Report by Scott Belbin

    10 Oct 2022 by Scott Belbin

    We have still been pushing offshore for a few trips and the offshore bass fishing is still great fun. We have had several trips off there lately in a variety of conditions and found some great fish each time. Paul and Leon travelled through the night all the way from Newcastle upon Tyne to sample the offshore bass fishing here in Essex. After several cancelled trips else where the forecast looked like it could curtail this one for them too. However thankfully we were able to get the lads out there along with the rest of our individuals that day. the bass were slow to start with as small smooth-hounds made up the majority of our catch until the tide got going and the bass came on the feed. The bass love a bit of rough water and luckily the Galloper makes fishing in these conditions far more comfortable for us. Paul found several nice bass himself throughout the day but his efforts were over shadowed by his Son Leon who was one of the top rods on the boat that day. Paul also asked me to thank everybody for making them feel so welcome on the boat. I’m not sure what he expected from us Essex folk? We can be as friendly as you northerners too!
    The stamp of fish offshore has started to improve now with several fish around the 5lb mark showing on our last few trips. We should see a few bigger fish mixed in over the coming weeks too. Please get in touch if you fancy an offshore bass trip as individuals or a boat booking.
    I have a bit of mid-week availability for full boat bookings and individuals coming up as well as a couple of spaces with a regular group that are short of people this Saturday (08th)
    For regular updates, availability and more information please visit www.essexseafishing.co.uk find us on social media or call Scott on 07956411528
    its always worth keeping an eye out for last minute spaces with groups or where people drop out. I will list my current list of spaces but there are likely to be other dates so its always worth giving me a call. If I am out of signal range I will get back to you asap.

    Spaces as follows
    13/10 Whole boat availability for general or offshore bass trips call for info
    20/10 individual spaces for offshore bass trip or land of no fish trip call for info
    24/10-individual spaces @ £60pp or boat bookings
    25/10 individual spaces @ £60pp or boat bookings
    26/10 individual spaces @ £60pp or boat bookings
    27/10- general trip 7 spaces @ £60pp
    29/10-full boat available from £490
    Not all dates advertised, other spaces available for full boat bookings upon request please call 07956411528 for more information

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