cap'nhaddock
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Some friends I haven't fished with for ages had booked the pier for the evening so I went along for a yarn or two and to see if there was a Dogfish to be had after dark.
The evening light seems to pick out the colours well, it's a nice time of day.
There are Black Bream shoals that come and go, half an hour of no bites then a sudden flurry. They are a good species to target when having a chat with mates, none of that peering at the rod tip thinking 'was that a bite', just listen out for the rod being dragged down the railing, they are feisty fighters., a favourite fish to catch on light tackle diving deep and staying down like a mackerel.
I had five or six to add to a friend's freezer. Later, after dark the small Congers came out to play, they are not my favourite fish; a few Pout too but no sign of a Dogfish or Ray.
A couple of Pollack were caught on the float but no sign of Gar or Mackerel and no baitfish showing at all.
The evening light seems to pick out the colours well, it's a nice time of day.
There are Black Bream shoals that come and go, half an hour of no bites then a sudden flurry. They are a good species to target when having a chat with mates, none of that peering at the rod tip thinking 'was that a bite', just listen out for the rod being dragged down the railing, they are feisty fighters., a favourite fish to catch on light tackle diving deep and staying down like a mackerel.
I had five or six to add to a friend's freezer. Later, after dark the small Congers came out to play, they are not my favourite fish; a few Pout too but no sign of a Dogfish or Ray.
A couple of Pollack were caught on the float but no sign of Gar or Mackerel and no baitfish showing at all.