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South West Weekend coming up

John Mitchell said:
What 3 codling , nice , when are the bigger ones coming
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Ended on 4 codling biggest just under 4lb. Loads of whiting a chuck. Gave up as the weed was becoming a pain, not catching on the line, having to cast between the rafts, didnt fancy that in the dark.
 
J Richards said:
Ended on 4 codling biggest just under 4lb. Loads of whiting a chuck. Gave up as the weed was becoming a pain, not catching on the line, having to cast between the rafts, didnt fancy that in the dark.
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Well done on the fish . There was plenty of rafts of weed yesterday but it didnt seem to cause much hassle .
 
J Richards said:
Ended on 4 codling biggest just under 4lb. Loads of whiting a chuck. Gave up as the weed was becoming a pain, not catching on the line, having to cast between the rafts, didnt fancy that in the dark.
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4lb codling nice size to eat , well done
 
I had a lovely session on my tod friday evening. Strictly fresh crab baits with maybe a tip of worm here and there.

I just love this time of year, i much prefer a sea over 1.5m and dont see how so many have so many issues with getting shingled.

My setup was short up and overs with double 7 - 8.0 and crab as bait. Uptiding so no tight lines to the tips but just staying in tune with the line direction. Perfect seas and some really nice fish. I did have what i thought was an absolute lump on. But it turned out to be a codlet with so much weed tangled up. Its a nice feeling when your playing something and your stalemate for some time!

Looking forward to December now!
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fishybuisness said:
I had a lovely session on my tod friday evening. Strictly fresh crab baits with maybe a tip of worm here and there.

I just love this time of year, i much prefer a sea over 1.5m and dont see how so many have so many issues with getting shingled.

My setup was short up and overs with double 7 - 8.0 and crab as bait. Uptiding so no tight lines to the tips but just staying in tune with the line direction. Perfect seas and some really nice fish. I did have what i thought was an absolute lump on. But it turned out to be a codlet with so much weed tangled up. Its a nice feeling when your playing something and your stalemate for some time!

Looking forward to December now!
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Nice fish mate , well done
 
Nice, the sea looked great. I didnt get dumped once. Just plenty of weed rafts making casting difficult, having to pick your spot between them as they floated by.
 
fishybuisness said:
I had a lovely session on my tod friday evening. Strictly fresh crab baits with maybe a tip of worm here and there.

I just love this time of year, i much prefer a sea over 1.5m and dont see how so many have so many issues with getting shingled.

My setup was short up and overs with double 7 - 8.0 and crab as bait. Uptiding so no tight lines to the tips but just staying in tune with the line direction. Perfect seas and some really nice fish. I did have what i thought was an absolute lump on. But it turned out to be a codlet with so much weed tangled up. Its a nice feeling when your playing something and your stalemate for some time!

Looking forward to December now!
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Nice one! What did that weigh? Looks a better size?
 

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