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  • 19/04/2019 Fishing Report by Pete Rose on Sea Urchin IIl (Whitby, North Yorkshire)

    19 Apr 2019 by Pete Rose

    Report on-board Sea Urchin IIl

    Good Friday was good, ended up with around 50 codling and got third over all on the day with Alan Knaggs cod which went 6lb 13oz on the scales top man on the boat was Ian Kellock from Hull who finished up with 11 cod all caught on his favourite gay pink jelly worm. Spaces still available through the festival dates.

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    UPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPACES ONBOARD Sea Urchin IIl
    Tue 04/11/2025
    2 Spaces Available Uptiding Trip - 5.57m Dave & Del - x 2 Ian Scrivens - x 1 Andy Lammas - x 1 Dave Fowls - x 1 Richard Gotts - x 1
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    Sun 09/11/2025
    1 Space Available Uptiding Trip - 5.60m Jimmy Yeung - x 1 Jamie Ping - x 1 Jason Shields - x 1 Liam Dawson - x 4
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    Tue 11/11/2025
    6 Spaces Available Uptiding Trip - 4.93m Will sail with 4 anglers. Stan Matthews - x 1 John Cross - x 1
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    Wed 12/11/2025
    1 Space Available Wrecking Trip - 4.66m Peter Burton - x 1 John Cross - x 1 Steve Mason - x 1 Annie - x 3 Craig Isbell - x 3
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    Thu 13/11/2025
    6 Spaces Available Wrecking Trip - 4.54m John Cross - x 1 John Weetman - x 1 Fran Schaap - x 2
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    Fri 14/11/2025
    4 Spaces Available Wrecking Trip - 4.58m John Cross - x 1 Steve Mason - x 1 John Atkinson - x 2 Fran Schaap - x 2
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    Sun 16/11/2025
    2 Spaces Available Uptiding Trip - 4.96m Arthur French - x 3 John Cross - x 1 Steve & Ryan - x 2
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    Mon 17/11/2025
    3 Spaces Available Uptiding Trip - 5.09m Arthur French - x 3 Sam Robinson - x 1 John Cross - x 1
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    Tue 18/11/2025
    4 Spaces Available Uptiding Trip - 5.19m Arthur French - x 3 John Cross - x 1
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    Wed 19/11/2025
    4 Spaces Available Uptiding Trip - 5.26m Arthur French - x 3 Ray Malik - x 1
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