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Fantastic day out aboard Jensen, excellent boat fully equipped with plenty of deck space and the skipper is a pleasure to be out with offering tips or advice and if asked. Looking forward to booking my next trip

Skippers Reponse: Thanks Gav

Fishing trip out of Rhyl
Sunday 22 April 2018 went out with anglers from Sefton Sea Angling Club.
We sailed out of Rhyl on the Suveran at 0530hrs. Early start but it was worth it, we arrived on time and the trip was well organised. Tony Parry opened his very well stocked tackle shop at 0530hrs to supply bait worms & squid and we were off quickly to the fishing grounds where Simon our skipper put us directly on a shoal of herring and whiting where everyone was able to get a bucket of bait.
We then moved to a wreck site where we fished and everyone was catching a variety of fish namely Pouting, whiting, dogfish and Bulhuss.
Simon appeared early morning with some hot pasties tea and coffee and by magic they disappeared.
When the fishing slowed down we moved again to another wreck but on our arrival, we found that the wreck was being dived on. We anchored off the wreck and waited for the divers to clear but the fishing was so good we stay for the rest of our time catching. Whiting, Pouting, Dabs when the tide changed and dogfish all day long, I caught a 5lb Bulhuss and others were landed. Thorn back rays 3+ (good size) were the prize fish of the day.
I would just like to reiterate that the lads from the Sefton Sea Angling club made me most welcome and the skipper of Suveran Simon tried his best to keep us on the fish. I certainly caught 20 plus fish of various kind. I was not alone as most on the boat caught double figures of the varieties previously mentioned.
I would certainly like to thank the lads from Sefton sea angling club for their company they all made me most welcome. The Skipper of the Suveran for his knowledge of the fishing grounds and his hospitality onboard the pasties and refreshments were just the job.
http://www.fish-jensen.co.uk/
‘Tight lines’ to the Lads heading to Plymouth from Sefton Sea Angling Club.
Bruce

Skippers Reponse: Cheers Bruce, it's early in the year with a lot of fish being late to arrive due to the recent cold spell, the two wrecks you fished are in very shallow water and produce some good conger and bream through out the summer, glad you enjoyed your day, hopefully the fishing will improve over the next few weeks with more summer species arriving, hope to see you again soon.. cheers