Charter Boat: Seawatch 1
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Boat and Skipper Details
licensed for Bluefin Tuna ( CHART 2021/22/23 )
Big Game Fishing
Fast and spacious vessel
Crew Transfers and ships supplies
Survey and water duties
Commercial dive opperations
Salvage and Bathymetric seabed mapping
Big Game Groups of 4 / 6 max
Commercial skipper with 35 years local knowledge
Qualified to operate Night or day up to 60 miles offshore throughout the year
Available as skipper & crew for charter duties
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N.B. Not all Skippers keep this dairy up-to-date. Always check with skippers before making any plans. Last calendar update: 21-Jul-2023 |
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Upcoming Individual Spaces on Seawatch 1
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Location
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TJ'S FISHING TACKLE & BAIT SUPPLIES
PAR, Cornwall, South West, England
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Bodmin, Cornwall, South West, England
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Mermaid Fishing Tackle
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Monster Fishing
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Catch Stats
- CBUK Catch Log: 4 Species have been caught onboard Seawatch 1, including: Blue Shark | Bluefin Tuna | Pollock | Scad
Latest Catches 15 photos uploaded
Latest Fishing Reports and News
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21/07/2023
Fishing Report by Nigel Hodge
21 Jul 2023 by Nigel Hodge
As we head towards the start of the Bluefin Tuna season I am pleased to have spotted our first Bluefin yesterday here at Falmouth Bay.
One large individual smashing through bait, and only visible for a short period.
With the CHART program now well established, the 3rd season has seen very few changes other than budget restrictions from DEFRA which in turn has resulted in
reduced training and only the existing vessels being able to participate in the 2023 fishery.
This I am sure was a blow to those vessels wishing to get onboard, and will only add to the all ready growing groups of unlicensed vessels who are eager to hook into these amazing fish.
For those of you that are looking to venture out this year unlicensed I would ask you to consider the following before committing, I need to repeat " Consider" as I don't want my ear chewed off by the keyboard warriors that simply insist on non compliance regardless after half a shandy.
1 Fish welfare, if your going to return it safe and well learn about the fish first, everything you need to know is on line, bother to read it !
2 Gear Up - Go big if you can afford it ( We've all been caught with our pants down )
3 Have a game plan
4. Have a crew and practise the drill ( It can get Ugly )
5. Use end tackle that's built for the job ( Home made shit will break )
6. Expect the unexpected ( Each fish writes its own story )
7. Before you lob one in your van to feed your village consider, temperature control, correct bleeding, parasites and mercury levels to name a few, all of which will give you the shits or at worse kill you !
Alternatively book on one of the 25 Uk CHART vessels and enjoy a days fishing and a massive learning curve, we are all still learning about these amazing animals so come and join us on the journey.
All of the above is not a confession in anyway of a promotion to an illegal fishery, however those of you reading this will acknowledge knowing a few chumps that get it wrong every time so lets hope we can
uniform the fishery together and that the teams working hard with DEFRA to obtain an open fishery for all can make it happen without too much bad press from illegal fishery in the interim.
Regards
Nigel -
07/07/2023
Fishing Report by Nigel Hodge
7 Jul 2023 by Nigel Hodge
Bluefin Tuna ( CHART 2023)
Seawatch will be continuing its CEFAS / DEFRA licensed catch tag and release fishery for Buefin Tuna throughout the 2023 season.
Offering a World class fishery here on our door step at Falmouth form mid August through to mid December.
Last season we landed one of the biggest Bluefin in the program at a whopping 810lb estimate by in water measurement before tag and release.
If you have yet to tick the box and land one of these iconic fish then get in touch and lets get you in the hot seat !
Day trips from Mylor Harbour ( www.mylor.com)
Pontoon Access / Easy parking
We are a local Cornish Family run Buisness with fishing in our blood celebrating 24 years of Charter this season.
If your looking for a no nonsense excellent days fishing then give us a call.
Regards Nigel & Jack Hodge
