Jimmyfloydreturns
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Good afternoon fine Sirs,
My first report in this forum since the FUBAR upgrade on WSF
So the plan this weekend was a session behind the boats at Dungie. I wasn’t confident due to the calm weather and bright sunshine, but on the plus side it was a big tide.
Managed to dig some nice bait yesterday, hard going this time of year but worth it - bass love fresh blow lug!

Upon arriving it was pretty busy despite the poor conditions so it was a long slog to find some space.

Two rods out, Wessex rig close in and a clipped down pennel at distance.

As you can see bright sunshine, no surf and clear water - not good conditions at Dungie in my experience! However the tide started ripping through and with it the obligatory pin Whiting were getting caught by everyone.
About an hour before high the tide really picked and fixed wire grip leads were needed on the distance rod. Landed a nice schoolie, took a pic on my flowery chair - Micks famed red chair has some competition now

Hour after high a really positive bite resulted in this lovely bass:

At 45cm this one came home with me and is going to make a delicious dinner for wifey and I:

After that bites dried up and we called it a day two hours after high. All fish at range, nothing close in which is unsurprising given the clear water.
All in all a nice day - weather great, loads of wildlife (porpoise, grebes, seal) and a lovely bass to boot.
Cheers,
Robert
My first report in this forum since the FUBAR upgrade on WSF

So the plan this weekend was a session behind the boats at Dungie. I wasn’t confident due to the calm weather and bright sunshine, but on the plus side it was a big tide.
Managed to dig some nice bait yesterday, hard going this time of year but worth it - bass love fresh blow lug!

Upon arriving it was pretty busy despite the poor conditions so it was a long slog to find some space.

Two rods out, Wessex rig close in and a clipped down pennel at distance.

As you can see bright sunshine, no surf and clear water - not good conditions at Dungie in my experience! However the tide started ripping through and with it the obligatory pin Whiting were getting caught by everyone.
About an hour before high the tide really picked and fixed wire grip leads were needed on the distance rod. Landed a nice schoolie, took a pic on my flowery chair - Micks famed red chair has some competition now


Hour after high a really positive bite resulted in this lovely bass:

At 45cm this one came home with me and is going to make a delicious dinner for wifey and I:

After that bites dried up and we called it a day two hours after high. All fish at range, nothing close in which is unsurprising given the clear water.
All in all a nice day - weather great, loads of wildlife (porpoise, grebes, seal) and a lovely bass to boot.
Cheers,
Robert