Sunday, December 20, 2009
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
15th and 16th of December '08
After the run of exellent fishing over the past week we half expected to be disappointed by the following week when the tides increased. As it happens the fishing continues on a par with last week producing another four cod in two days. The 15th got off to a quick start with Andrew Leigh catching a 21lber in excellent condition, followed in the afternoon by a 5lber to finish the day off. The 16th was a little slow off the mark with only dogfish to show for the morning but the afternoon more than made up for it when Gary Copperthwaite caught a superb 22lber at the height of the tide followed straight away by a 21lber. As you can see from the photo the second fish is missing its fins and was bleeding quite badly. This is most probably due to being run over by a beam trawler shortly beforehand. Both days came with the usual quota of dogfish, pout and whiting, well done to all the anglers who fished.
Monday, December 14, 2009
Two days winter cod fishing
With increased winds and tides anchoring conditions became a lot harder than the past few days. None the less another great couple of days for Silver Spray. Along with a nice cod for Jenny, we had five pollack, plenty of congers and the best channel whiting fishing Ive seen this winter so far. These two days combined with the last few consist of some of the best fishing we could ask for and are looking forward a whole winter of it.
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Wednesday 9th December - Codding
We headed for a mark in the middle of Poole Bay with a small group of anglers. We caught 7 cod to 21lb the best of which was caught by IT consultant Neil Berryman from Sandbanks. 6 of the cod were in double figures. Also caught were an undulate ray of 17lb, 3 congers, a thornback ray, a bull huss of 12lb, several whiting, dogfish and pouts.
Neil 14lber
Sunday, December 06, 2009
Last bass Trip 04/12/09
Graced with a short break in the weather we were able to venture out to the bass banks one last time for the year. Unfortunatly the bass have moved on but none the less the bank provided excellent fishing at anchor as usual with 3 blonde rays up to 24lb, a nice undulate and several congers along with plenty of pout and dogfish.