Andy 1965
Well-known member
- Joined
- Oct 18, 2020
- Messages
- 408
- Reaction score
- 3,695
- Points
- 93
- Location
- North Wales
- Favourite Fishing
- Lure
The fishing hasn't been very exciting since I put the lure gear away for the winter, with the conger and rays refusing to play ball .
On Thursday night I decided on a change of pace, and I headed for the west coast of the island in search of coalies, and maybe the chance of a late bass .
Things began quietly, but once the tide started to push the fish came on the feed .
First to fall for my offering was a schoolie of 34cm, only a little un but my first ever December bass which means I have now caught a bass in every month of the year , so I was chuffed to bits .
Next up was a very shy 5-bearded rockling ,
followed by my target species number 2, a nice coalie
.
This was followed by the obligatory whiting,
thankfully the only one of the night , before the coalies returned.
Over the next 90 minutes I caught 3 more to around the 2lb mark ,
before I reluctantly called it a night at 1am .
On Thursday night I decided on a change of pace, and I headed for the west coast of the island in search of coalies, and maybe the chance of a late bass .
Things began quietly, but once the tide started to push the fish came on the feed .
First to fall for my offering was a schoolie of 34cm, only a little un but my first ever December bass which means I have now caught a bass in every month of the year , so I was chuffed to bits .
Next up was a very shy 5-bearded rockling ,
followed by my target species number 2, a nice coalie
This was followed by the obligatory whiting,
thankfully the only one of the night , before the coalies returned.
Over the next 90 minutes I caught 3 more to around the 2lb mark ,
before I reluctantly called it a night at 1am .