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Don’t know really. It’ll be pretty dead here until April when the SE move in, then hounds towards the end of May.
Must attempt to get out for a huss very soon, just for something to do.
My winter usually involves trips up channel but had a lot on before Christmas and obviously lockdown put an end to that idea.
I’ll fish local but driving 20-30 miles or more up to the BC would be taking the pee just a tad.
Maybe try Chesil for plaice/rays when it’s allowed but my experience there (such as it is), is you get a window up to April for the early plaice, then the spiders move in and it’s not worth the bother as the worm won’t stay on the hook for two minutes.
I know people do have good plaice sessions down there but I can never seem to get away from the spiders ??‍

<blockquote data-quote="Mr Fish" data-source="post: 37673" data-attributes="member: 368">Don’t know really. It’ll be pretty dead here until April when the SE move in, then hounds towards the end of May.Must attempt to get out for a huss very soon, just for something to do.My winter usually involves trips up channel but had a lot on before Christmas and obviously lockdown put an end to that idea.I’ll fish local but driving 20-30 miles or more up to the BC would be taking the pee just a tad.Maybe try Chesil for plaice/rays when it’s allowed but my experience there (such as it is), is you get a window up to April for the early plaice, then the spiders move in and it’s not worth the bother as the worm won’t stay on the hook for two minutes.I know people do have good plaice sessions down there but I can never seem to get away from the spiders ??‍<img class="smilie smilie--emoji" alt="♂️" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/2642.png" title="Male sign&nbsp; &nbsp; :male_sign:" data-shortname=":male_sign:" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mr Fish, post: 37673, member: 368"] Don’t know really. It’ll be pretty dead here until April when the SE move in, then hounds towards the end of May. Must attempt to get out for a huss very soon, just for something to do. My winter usually involves trips up channel but had a lot on before Christmas and obviously lockdown put an end to that idea. I’ll fish local but driving 20-30 miles or more up to the BC would be taking the pee just a tad. Maybe try Chesil for plaice/rays when it’s allowed but my experience there (such as it is), is you get a window up to April for the early plaice, then the spiders move in and it’s not worth the bother as the worm won’t stay on the hook for two minutes. I know people do have good plaice sessions down there but I can never seem to get away from the spiders ??‍♂️ [/QUOTE]

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