Latest Fishing Reports: North East
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19/02/2023
Fishing Report by Lee Brown
on Kelsey Leigh charter (Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
19 Feb 2023 by Lee Brown
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Down tiding coddling to 3 lb loads of whiting pouting plenty sport dog fish and even lobsters call lee for spaces thanks
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16/02/2023
Fishing Report by peter stubbs
on Sapphire charters (Sunderland, Tyne and Wear)
16 Feb 2023 by peter stubbs
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Thursday 16th Feb,
Just a 4hr trip today has we had 3 young brothers on and there dad first time on a boat ,
Useing hire tackle and all went home happy very fish well done lads, View Boats Page
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12/02/2023
Fishing Report by Lee Brown
on Kelsey Leigh charter (Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
12 Feb 2023 by Lee Brown
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Sunday the 12th well the ebb tide fished well as I expected it would loads of whiting pouting plenty of sport for the lads and plenty of coddling biggest being around the 4 lb mark the flood slowed down and just put out the odd 2 lb fish buts great day as always call or inbox Lee cheers ����������������
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12/02/2023
Fishing Report by Allan Skinner
on JFK TWO (Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
12 Feb 2023 by Allan Skinner
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sunday 12th feb
turned out a lovely day with hardly a ripple on the water. didnt even get the anchor set when they were shouting for the net. a nice cod around 6lbs nice start
picked away all day with the fish coming in small waves. with over 50 cod boated upto 6lbs by only 4 rods
countless whittings some almost 2 pounds and strangley today more doggies than ever with more than ten taken today
all in all a lovely day with more or less bites all day long
places available for this coming weekend tel allan 0780-8684358
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Sat 04/05/2024 4 Spaces 9.5 Hours £65.00pp wrecking. Cod / Ling (Common) / Haddock / Pollock.View details Sun 05/05/2024 4 Spaces 9.5 Hours £65.00pp wrecking. Cod / Ling (Common) / Haddock / Pollock.View details -
12/02/2023
Fishing Report by peter stubbs
on Sapphire charters (Sunderland, Tyne and Wear)
12 Feb 2023 by peter stubbs
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12th February,
We set sail 8am headed to a wreck few drifts but very poor,
So headed to rough ground dropped anchor ,
We had a few moves untill tide turned and steady flow of fish started to come in ,
One or two were bit slow on catching so i adder a couple hours on give them a chance ,
In all by end of day we had around 50 codling from 2lb to 5lb , View Boats Page
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06/02/2023
Fishing Report by peter stubbs
on Sapphire charters (Sunderland, Tyne and Wear)
6 Feb 2023 by peter stubbs
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Monday 6th February,
Uptide trip today has we headed out at 10am this morning ,
Down goes the anchor after a few hours and fishing poor it was time for a move ,
Fishing a bit better so give it a couple hours at this spot,
3dr move proved to be better and has fishing was i said to the 4 lads out we will stay and fish the flood tide and ebb and proved to be better has darkness fell the fishing got better with codling to 7lb been the best, View Boats Page
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05/02/2023
Fishing Report by Lee Brown
on Kelsey Leigh charter (Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
5 Feb 2023 by Lee Brown
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Cracking day coddling to for lb mark lovely sun rise tea coffee food on board call Lee thanks
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04/02/2023
Fishing Report by Lee Brown
on Kelsey Leigh charter (Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
4 Feb 2023 by Lee Brown
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Well headed out with a good group of lads nothing big the day but good sport codling to 3 lb loads of good stamp whiting and a lobster call lee for spaces cheers 07974252450
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25/10/2022
Fishing Report by Geoff Sharp
on Sweet William (Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
25 Oct 2022 by Geoff Sharp
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Huge thanks to Duncan, Archie, Niall, Amelia and of course Willow for coming aboard for a very late notice run out today.
We headed out to flat seas, zero wind and we were also blessed with the most incredible sunrise.
The first stop off for bait proved fantastic sport, with pollock, mackerel, coalies, whiting and pouting, but not a single cod coming aboard.
We thought we'd have a try on a few wrecks seeing as we were already a decent way out. It was pretty painful to say the least. A long spell over the course of almost a couple of hours with only Niall managing to find a nice cod, his new PB, at just over 3lb.
We kept persevering, and Archie found a nice pollock and a lovely cod for his new PB at just over 6lb.
Once we finally hit slack water and the drifts slowed, we put on the big wrecking rigs, and headed off to a favourite Ling spot...Duncan almost immediately hauled up a beautiful 18'11 Ling!
At this point the tide was starting to flood hard, and conditions again became very difficult. We called time and headed off on the long steam home, happy after yet another incredibly challenging but very rewarding day! View Boats Page
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28/01/2023
Fishing Report by Geoff Sharp
on Sweet William (Tyne, Tyne and Wear)
28 Jan 2023 by Geoff Sharp
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We had a short run out today, just the two of us, to celebrate the First Mate's 13th birthday.
We headed out late, to avoid the early slack water, and arrived at our chosen anchorage just as the tide began to ebb. It was great sport at first as we were plagued by smaller codling, but unfortunately nothing noteworthy came aboard.
We waited on anchor as long as we could, without wasting too much bait, until we approached the next slack water.
We headed offshore for a little winter wrecking session and struggled until the tide completely stopped running. We knew we were in a great spot, and as soon as we just sat pretty much motionless above the wreck, so we could drop right in amongst it without dragging and snagging, we could both instantly feel smaller fish pecking away, so knew the wreck was healthy.
We both reeled up, and changed to homemade two hook wrecking rigs with 10/0 meat hooks, 10" muppets and whipped on some monster cocktails!
We knew we literally had time for one more drop before the conditions changed, so I re-positioned the boat, charged up Henry's muppet with the UV torch, and sent him straight back down while I sorted my own gear out. He knocked into a lovely birthday PB cod for our efforts on the very last drop of the day. As we often joke, it's not over until we say it is!
We headed straight back to watch the sunset whilst drifting behind the Tyne's south pier, whilst enjoying a steaming hot stew. As they say, the harder you work the luckier you get!
Even though it was hard going, you're only 13 once, and it turned out to be a challenging but lovely run out. View Boats Page
