• Becoming a member is completely free!

    • Join the community and start contributing to a large source of sea angling information.
    • Members who are regular contributors and have posted more than 25 times, will see no adverts.
    • Become an active member and you can enter member exclusive competitions.

    REGISTER FOR FREE HERE

?

That’s just teasing that is mate!?
I may be tempted to sneak over??
 
That's fishable,
Big leads and cast low!
The cod are calling!
 
Kite surfing seems about right. Maybe paddle boarding.
 
What's the roughest seas you have ever encountered? The worst one was when I was in the merchant navy on a 18,000 ton cargo ship, we was going from Durban to Capetown and hit a hurricane. Flat out doing 8knots and the sea was breaking over the bow, over the funnel and landed on the aft deck.
 
grinner said:
we get a few surfers braving the weather especially along the beach section and I thought I was mad fishing in it
Click to expand...
You don't get any points for hooking one though or part of your species count. ;)
 
Just a ripple looks like it'll be the dreaded middleton pier again for me at the weekend low water on there for me not to many idiots fish it but I've seen better fish caught around low water than high. God I miss the Streetly pier.
 
I don't know how high those waves are but down at St Jean De Luz The difference in height between the top of the wave and the bottom, or hole as the surfers call, it was more than 8m the other day!
 
jambop said:
I don't know how high those waves are but down at St Jean De Luz The difference in height between the top of the wave and the bottom, or hole as the surfers call, it was more than 8m the other day!
Click to expand...
When it gets to 18-20m high then you call it really rough (y)
 
Beach said:
What's the roughest seas you have ever encountered? The worst one was when I was in the merchant navy on a 18,000 ton cargo ship, we was going from Durban to Capetown and hit a hurricane. Flat out doing 8knots and the sea was breaking over the bow, over the funnel and landed on the aft deck.
Click to expand...
Ppffffftttt! mill pond! There were seventy five of us sharing a single cabin in the bilge wie nowt but wet sack cloths for bedding on a paddle steamer out of Sacramento heading round the horn for home... when the captain called for another candle to read the charts by..... :ROFLMAO:
 
jambop said:
Ppffffftttt! mill pond! There were seventy five of us sharing a single cabin in the bilge wie nowt but wet sack cloths for bedding on a paddle steamer out of Sacramento heading round the horn for home... when the captain called for another candle to read the charts by..... :ROFLMAO:
Click to expand...
Capt Hook was onboard your ship then :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 

Support Us

Support from our members means we don't need to plaster advertisements around the website! Keeping it clean and fresh! Maintaining a website such as this takes time and money, and your support helps to keep the lights on, provide new features for the website and, hopefully, make you feel warm and fuzzy!

Thank you for considering to help support our work.
Donate
Back
Top