Mr Fish
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Sadly we’re all back home now, but here’s a wrap up of our last three days - the weather wasn’t too kind.
On Monday, we drifted the harbour for plaice but it was cold and miserable in the wind and snow.
Tat caught a nice rock…
And a weird squirty thing that looked like an organic fleshlight…

So we went in for a bit then out again to try the plaice bay that had been good to me before.
Lovely spot but no bites at all…

We tried off the point of the bay and had a few codling but decided it was time to head for home, ploughing through some nasty swell on the way back.
The forecast the next day was even worse so we finished off the booze that night, I fell off a ladder and much amusement was had by all until the early hours as we knew we wouldn’t be out that early.
In fact, it was teatime before it calmed down enough to go out. Oh, we could have done the outer harbour any time but it would have been miserable.
Armed with info from the camp guide we set about a few plaice drifts and after a slow start, Tat was finally in with a cracking 2lb 2.5oz dab…

I had a more modest 1lb 8 plaice (I know it looks smaller in the picture..) and then Tat had another nice plaice. I forget the weight but it was over 2 I think.


Ollie and Jonny got in the action, Ollie with a nice plaice and Jon had his first dab…

The weather turned and it got pretty cold again, but that was a cracking little session in the harbour.
Read on for more!
On Monday, we drifted the harbour for plaice but it was cold and miserable in the wind and snow.
Tat caught a nice rock…

And a weird squirty thing that looked like an organic fleshlight…

So we went in for a bit then out again to try the plaice bay that had been good to me before.
Lovely spot but no bites at all…

We tried off the point of the bay and had a few codling but decided it was time to head for home, ploughing through some nasty swell on the way back.
The forecast the next day was even worse so we finished off the booze that night, I fell off a ladder and much amusement was had by all until the early hours as we knew we wouldn’t be out that early.
In fact, it was teatime before it calmed down enough to go out. Oh, we could have done the outer harbour any time but it would have been miserable.
Armed with info from the camp guide we set about a few plaice drifts and after a slow start, Tat was finally in with a cracking 2lb 2.5oz dab…

I had a more modest 1lb 8 plaice (I know it looks smaller in the picture..) and then Tat had another nice plaice. I forget the weight but it was over 2 I think.


Ollie and Jonny got in the action, Ollie with a nice plaice and Jon had his first dab…

The weather turned and it got pretty cold again, but that was a cracking little session in the harbour.
Read on for more!
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