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20/07/2012
Fishing Report by Steve Andrews
on Supreme (Rhyl, Denbighshire)
20 Jul 2012 by Steve Andrews
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Out today for the first time in a week following some very windy weather so we didn't know what to expect 5hour general fishing trip to ease back into it onboard today were a group from Liverpool.
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Anchored up in 50ft water and the mackerel started straight away and stayed with us all trip.
A mix of other species were caught to keep everybody amused including dabs,dogs,whiting,tub gurnard,and a couple of weavers.
Just into the trip one of the lads got a hook in his finger and was very brave :) lol I had a look and decided that I wouldn't be removing it so left him to decide what he wanted to do leave it in until we returned to harbour or he could take it out himself which he opted to do luckily there wasn't much of a barb he did scream a little when he pulled it out pmsl.
Young Jack came good during the trip after feeling a bit under the weather at the start and I'm sure he will sleep well tonight .
NO OTHER SKIPPERS INFO WAS USED IN WRITING THIS REPORT
NO GIMMICKS , NO BULL, JUST RESULTS
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19/07/2012
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
19 Jul 2012 by Colin Penny
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JULY 2012 - Ronnie Desouza age 49 from Hounslow,London landed a superb Undulate Ray weighinhg 18Ib 8oz on his first trip aboard Flamer IV.Ronnie was using a Shakeseare 30Ib class rod with a pennel rig baited with a whole Ammo squid mounted on a pennel rig.Ronnie is pictured with his big Undulate.Ronnie's friend Gary Phillips also landed an Undulate Ray which weighed 11Ib.The successful bait this time was two mackerel fillets.Both Rays were returned alive.
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14/07/2012
Fishing Report by Gary Flint
on Discovery (Liverpool, Merseyside)
14 Jul 2012 by Gary Flint
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Saturday 14th July
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Group of School Teachers from Liverpool
Out today with a group of guys today. Started off with nice weather. Went to the first mark and had Cod to 6lb 8oz, Pollack, Mackeral. Then as the weather got worse moved inshore on the smoothound. Fishing was slow at first with a few smoothies being brought in then as slack water approached the wind started picking up. On the turn of the tide a few more smoothies were brought in, aswell as Dabs, Doggies etc. Just as we were about to head in a small4lb Thornback was landed.
A PICTURE SPEAKS A THOUSAND WORDS!
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13/07/2012
Fishing Report by Gary Flint
on Discovery (Liverpool, Merseyside)
13 Jul 2012 by Gary Flint
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Friday 13th July
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Black Horse Fishing Club
Today we had a group of guys from the Black Horse Fishing Club. With the wind forecast to drop we locked out and headed up the Mersey. As we entered the Rock Channel, their was a slight swell. The guys had decided to go offshore. We got to our first mark and started to fish. Mackeral started coming in thick and fast. We moved to another mark and carried on fishing. Even more mackeral and some Pollack were brought aboard. The conditions had got worse instead of getting better, so the guys decided to go for Smoothound and Bass. We made our way back in and dropped the anchor. Whilst most of the guys were baiting up, Shaun had already cast out waiting for his first bite, which seemed to be straight away. The first bite didnt produce but the second cast out and he had hooked into a nice Smoothie. Getting it into the net and bringing it aboard, weighing in at 13lb. After this everybody on the boat seemed to be landing them one after the other. To add to the mix, Dabs, Weavers and Doggies were brought aboard, aswell as more mackeral. The total Smoothie count for the was 36 to 13lb. The weather conditions were not good with a constant driving rain all day that soaked everybody. Shauns brother stuck it out in his shorts and wellies, while everyone else took shelter under the canopy.
Some nice fish brought in by a great group of guys.
A PICTURE SPEAKS A THOUSAND WORDS!
Gary -
15/07/2012
Fishing Report by Colin Penny
on Flamer IV (Weymouth, Dorset)
15 Jul 2012 by Colin Penny
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JULY 2012 - Mac Mckie and friends from all over England and Wales joined Flamer IV for a flatty trip and were not dissapointed as they caught Plaice,Turbot,Brill and a Dab.Mac himself landed his first ever Turbot on Flamer IV along with a 4Ib 2oz Plaice.The rest of the boys all had their share of flatty's but the star of the show was Wayne Miller who landed two Personal Bests with a Plaice weighing 4Ib 13oz and a 6Ib 1oz Brill.Wayne is pictured with his Brill.Wayne also won the prize for heaviest fish.
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SUPER GRAND SLAM - On the same trip Les Whiteman caught Brill,Turbot,Dab and Plaice thus achieving a Super Grand Slam of Flatty's.Pretty good as he did not catch one flatyy in the morning session when his mate Simon Ramm stood next to him was banging them out.
DON'T MISS OUT BOOK YOUR PLACE/S ON A FLATTY TRIP ABOARD FLAMER IV WITH A LOCAL KNOWLEDGEABLE SKIPPER ON A WEYMOUTH BASED CHARTER BOAT.ONLY 35/40 MINS TO THE FLATTY GROUNDS/BANKS.MORE TIME FISHING LESS TIME TRAVELING. -
18/07/2012
Fishing Report by Rich Ward
on Shy-Torque III (Whitby, North Yorkshire)
18 Jul 2012 by Rich Ward
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The crew on the Shy-Torque today were again a mixed lot from all over the place, as far afield as Scotland!!
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The ground fishing proved the best for these lads today and we managed to gather a fine selection of both cod and ling. Nothing of any real size, however there were a few ( what looked like ) better fish hooked and lost through too much heavy "pumping" !
With a good number of mackerel showing at the bouy this morning this was to be the best bait today with the lads tipping the hokkai traces.
Pictured is Dave Bowman, a mate of mine from Liverton Mines, Cleveland.
RichUPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPACES ONBOARD Shy-Torque III
Mon 29/04/2024 10 Hours Need 4 more for trip go-ahead. Room for 10 anglers. 4.9m. Good tide. Individuals very welcome.View details Tue 30/04/2024 10 Spaces 10 Hours Need 4 more for trip go-ahead. Room for 10 anglers. 4.6m. Excellent tide. Individuals very welcome. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Thu 02/05/2024 9 Spaces 10 Hours Need 3 more for trip go-ahead. Room for 9 anglers. 4.5m. Excellent tide. Individuals very welcome. Chris R 1. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Fri 03/05/2024 1 Space 10 Hours Room for 1 angler. 4.5m. Excellent tide. Paul Brid 1. Will Bird 1. Nick & Glen 2. Pete Tamms 1. Lawrence 1. Cliff A 3. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Mon 06/05/2024 9 Spaces 10 Hours Need 4 more for trip go-ahead. Room for 9 anglers. 5.3m. Individuals very welcome. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Fri 10/05/2024 5 Spaces 10 Hours Need 5 more for trip go-ahead. Wall run. Room for 5 anglers. Steve Knott 1. Mark Errington 2. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Sat 11/05/2024 5 Spaces 10 Hours Room for 5 anglers. 5.3m. Individuals very welcome. Barry M 3. Jamie S 1. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Sun 12/05/2024 10 Spaces 10 Hours Need 4 more for trip go-ahead. Room for 10 anglers. 5.0m. Reasonable tide. Individuals very welcome. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Mon 13/05/2024 8 Spaces 10 Hours Room for 8 anglers. 4.8m. Good tide. Individuals very welcome. Mark Gosling 2. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details Tue 14/05/2024 10 Spaces 10 Hours Need 4 more for trip go-ahead. Room for 10 anglers. 4.5m. Excellent tide. Individuals very welcome. Cod / Coalfish (Coley/Saithe) / Ling (Common) / Pollock.View details -
17/07/2012
Fishing Report by Rich Cope
on Mistress (Whitby, North Yorkshire)
17 Jul 2012 by Rich Cope
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What a lovely day to be at sea today! only a light breeze and sun shine all day, it actually felt like summer!
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We're still on neap tides, so a bit of wrecking was in order today!
We sailed and got to our first mark as the ebb tide was starting to push, I decided to start on the wreck where we caught a good few cod the day before. Sadly we only took a few Whiting for our efforts, so a quick a move to a reef nearby saw us making a start on the better fish!
First drop saw around 4 Codlings and a couple of Ling. We continued fishing the reef edges taking a steady picking each drift.
As the fishing eased I moved to a small wreck and the lads took a few more Codlings.
The tide started easing at this point to I moved to a wreck which can occasionally throw out a few better fish.
The lads managed a few mackerel for bait on arrival then started dropping the bigger baits for the better fish! Well, we came up trumps today, we managed a couple of cod around the 10lb mark, plenty of Ling then on our second to last drift one of lads struck into something a little better!
He managed to turn the fish as it made for the wreck, and I instructed him to slow down and wind steady, a quick adjustment of his drag saw him wind the fish to the surface with a few lunges from the fish taking line each time! I got the gaff into it and it spun taking the gaff out my hand! after a heart stopping 3 seconds I leaned over side and got it back and boated the fish.
After unhooking and weighing, we had a Ling 27lb on the boat, one very pleased angler and I must admit I was a bit excited too! absolutely typical that the festival ended a week and a half ago had it been caught in the festival Andy would have netted himself a cool £5000! better luck next time.
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16/07/2012
Fishing Report by Rich Cope
on Mistress (Whitby, North Yorkshire)
16 Jul 2012 by Rich Cope
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We started the day on a wreck a few miles from port today as it was pretty much slack water when we got out. The lads set about taking a steady picking of fish until the tide started pushing. Although the day wasnt hectic the lads took a steady picking of fish all day from each mark we stopped at. Bait fished better today although the shads still accounted for a few nice fish.
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We worked a mixture of ground and wrecks today catching quite a few fish into double figures. Finally on a wreck we took an extra 20-30 codlings and pollock to finish the day on high note.
Species taken today include, Ling to 15lb, Cod to 10lb, Pollock to 6lb, thean a mixture of Coalie, Whiting, Pouting, Mackerel and Tub Gurnard.
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16/07/2012
Fishing Report by jon old
on High Flyer 2 (Great Yarmouth, Norfolk)
16 Jul 2012 by jon old
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Today was a testing day for all , the weather report totally wrong ,wind being its usual pain making conditions difficult. The rain didnt improve conditions but well done to the lads for sticking the day. Plan was to try some inshore wrecks out on the 9 mile mark sounder showing plenty but could we get them! Not playing ball at all today no explanation, tried all manner of tactics with well experienced anglers we struggled. Results were a small ling, mackerel, one small turbot nice to see and lovely tope pictured caught over a bank on fresh mackerel. Big thanks to Ian for organizing trip, Chalky for crewing today, Mark A,Mark B, Willy,Tom,Chris, Andy and Kelvin. First time on the High Flyer for your group pity the fish were not as i expected today nor the weather we had bit of a rough one all round hope next time we get it right, many thanks men for the day.
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12/07/2012
Fishing Report by Gary Flint
on Discovery (Liverpool, Merseyside)
12 Jul 2012 by Gary Flint
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Thursday 12th July
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We left the marina with the hopes of getting offshore. As we approached the lighthouse we could see the turbines spinning and didnt know how far we could get out. The forecast was for a decresing wind all day, we all made the choice to bottom fish whilst waiting for the wind to decrease. We dropped the anchor on a mark 28miles from Liverpool. The lines were in the water and straight from the off we were into mackeral, gurnard, dogfish. With everyone getting plauged with doggies we decided to head offshore. We got to the chosen mark and fished straight away. A few decent Cod and Pollack were brought aboard and with everybody happy we decided to go to another mark further out. With various baits over the side, John Tandy hooked into a nice bullhuss of 17lb 10oz and Nev hooked into and boated a very nice Cod of 7lb 10oz closely followed by Paul with another Cod. The guys were enjoying themselves that much that knowbody noticed it was time to head in.
A good day was had by all.
A PICTURE SPEAKS A THOUSAND WORDS!
Gary