Charter Boat: Yellowfin

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Licensed For: up to 12 passengers
Code Of Practice: cat 2 60 miles
Hours: 4hr / 8hr / 10hr / 12hr / Multiple Days Trips
Contact: Kurt Lander
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Type of Fishing: Drifting and Anchoring over Wreck's for Cod, Pollack, Bass, Ground Fishing with bait for Brill, Turbot, Plaice, Cod, Tope,Bream, and many other Species.
Tackle Available: Yes - Contact Skipper
Bait Available: Yes - Contact Skipper
Boat Specification: 38Feet of Fishing Space on both sides of Boat.12 1/2Foot beam,Twin Engined,stable boat. Massive Deck Space With Seating for All
Facilities: Tea or coffee,oven for hot food in winter,Iceytec cool boxs to keep your catch fresh , flushing toilet,
Additional Description:

** HURRY TO BOOK BANK HOLIDAYS**
SPRING & SUMMER EVENING TRIPS 17.00 - 21.00 OR 18.00 -21.00 FOR
GROUND FISHING ,EVENING MACKEREL TRIPS. OR JUST A BOAT TRIP.

Yellowfin Skipper Kurt Lander's Photo
About the Skipper:

Skipper started Fishing age 5 with grandad and dad fishing on the river seven for barbel, chub and perch,then grandad moved caravan to tenby so the sea fishing began, then another move to looe in cornwall so summer holidays spent fishing there. I started fishing out of newhaven in 1993 on own boat Also been crew man for charter boats,still love to fish myself when i get chance,get a buzz from giving people a good days fishing,or somebody catching a personal best.Will help you set up your gear,and any help you need for the day.

This Charter has been listed as Suitable for Diving Trips. Contact the Skipper for full details.

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  • 19/02/2013 Fishing Report by kurt lander on Yellowfin (Newhaven, East Sussex)

    19 Feb 2013 by kurt lander

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    Spring is here well at least it was for one day, 5mph wind and birght sunshine all day, so off we went over the horizon to fish some new wrecks no boats to be seen or land, the long steam out payed off with some fine
    winter pollack up to 16lb 8oz and some personal best, despite the very small ebb tide the wrecks fished well.
    As you can see from the picture big smiles from my customers and some fine fish, caught on long flowing
    trace with shads and sidewinders and the good old redgills.

  • 03/01/2013 Fishing Report by kurt lander on Yellowfin (Newhaven, East Sussex)

    3 Jan 2013 by kurt lander

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    The wreck fishing season started today with a choppy day out in mid channel, drifting over wrecks with shads and sidewinders, not the best of conditons with wind and tide the drifts overs the wrecks was about 4knots, but the hardened wind swept wet crew still managed to catch some nice plump winter bass and pollack, so the year has got of to a not to bad start, some spaces left on some of my weekend trips,so hurry up before they go.
    Tight lines to all.

  • 03/09/2012 Fishing Report by Russell Long on Yellowfin (Newhaven, East Sussex)

    3 Sep 2012 by Russell Long

    Had a fantastic days fishing on Saturday with kurt on yellow fish 10 different species in one day beat that
    Including herring turbot and brill

  • 07/2010 Fishing Report by Drew Brooke-Mellor on Yellowfin (Newhaven, East Sussex)

    Jul 2010 by Drew Brooke-Mellor

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    First Class Boat. First Class Skipper. First Class Fishing. First Class Day Out!

    Last Friday (July 23rd) was our first outing with Kurt, his deck-hand Charlie and

    the Yellow Fin Boat. We were a party of five, including my Brother-in-Law from

    Canada, who is a lake fisherman, and Chris, our next-door neighbour who has never

    slung a hook in his life. If you book this boat (and you'd be a fool not to) take

    time to arrive for bacon butties (or more) at the cafe and a visit to the 'Newhaven

    Angler' for your bait and lures, where you get a great reception from both shops.

    Other supplies are availbale from the convenience store on the same parade. It

    really is a 'one-stop shop' for everything you need for a great day out.

    Leaving shortly before 8, we had caught our fresh mackerel bait by 9:30 and were on

    the way to our first mark. It wasn't long until, thanks to Kurt's expert knowledge

    of the area, before we were 'in the fish'. One of the other Lad's, Tim, caught an

    amazing 60lb, 7ft long Conger Eel which had us all leaping around the boat once it

    was landed and photographed before release to breed another day. It wasn't long

    before Rob, from our party, caught a very handsome 35lb Conger and Chris, our

    newbie, opened his own sea-fishing account with a respectable Pollack of around 7lb.

    I was thrilled to bits to hook my own personal Pollock of around 10lb.

    Including a handful of very meaty Bream, our total catch gave us over 50lb of

    table-ready fish after gutting and a very enjoyable BBQ was had by all and the WAGS

    of the Hunter Gatherers. The party went on long into the small hours and most of the

    talk was about booking the Yellow Fin for our next trip.

    Don't bother looking for another boat if you're fishing off Newhaven. Kurt Lander

    and the Yellow Fin is Numero Uno. It's the tops. End Of.

    Image - Chris with his first ever Sea Catch

  • 03/06/2010 Fishing Report by Darren Chisholm on Yellowfin (Newhaven, East Sussex)

    3 Jun 2010 by Darren Chisholm

    A great evenings fishing with one of Newhavens finest skippers, Kurt. Species caught were mackeral, whiting, black bream, dabs and plaice which was a great return as we couldn't go too far due to lumpy sea conditions. But Kurt still managed (as always) to put us on the fish.

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  • 5-star pete the tree (07/04/2013)

    Thankfully for a change the English weather actually let the Send seacrew out for a day's fishing. We all had a good day catching pollock from 7lb to the monster I yanked up, being 19lb 2oz. What a fish. All the fish were caught on side winder lures and, living dangerously staying as close to the wreck as possible, not getting too sentimental about your tackle, and willing to wave it goodbye! The fish I caught had to go down to my local pub to claim the £20 bet I had that I would not blank. He had to pay up really, the turd! Kurt laid on the tea, coffee and sausage rolls as always. What a day. Tight lines people!!!

    Skippers Reponse: Thanks Pete glad you all had a good day, hope the weather is good for your next trip.

  • 5-star dave roberts (09/02/2013)

    My third trip on yellowfin a long way out first stop and a big fat 20 pound cod caught and some pollock,moved to a different wreck and a 18 pound pollock caught and some smaller ones then off to another wreck where more pollock and cod was caught, a long day but a good one, skipper needs some singing lessons, but nice coffee and pies, made a effort to give a good day.

  • 5-star barbara White (07/04/2013)

    We had great day out fishing and had pollack from 7lb up to the monster that i yanked up that was 19lb 2 oz all the fish were caught on sidewinder lures and living dangerously by staying as close to the wreck as possible it payed off this time happy days... The sausage rolls went down well to thanks again kurt. Pete the tree.

  • 5-star Richard Pledger (19/02/2013)

    Great day out and skipper worked hard to put us over decent fish. Lovely cup of tea too!

    Skippers Reponse: Thanks Richard and all, Great customers, hope to see you all soon many thanks.

  • 5-star David Hedges (11/11/2012)

    Great days fishing, plenty of fish and a nice cod, and the hot mince pies were a nice treat thanks Kurt.

    Skippers Reponse: Thanks dave more fish and pies on the next trip.

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