Some cracking fish there lads, very well done to you all! ??
For me, it would have to be this brace of bass, not monsters, but memorable as they were 2 of 7 caught in a short early morning session of about 3.5hrs. I woke early listening to the wind howling and the rain hitting the glass, and had that feeling you get when you just
know that you have to be at a certain mark as the bass will be in. The wind was up, the surf running, spring tide low, rain horizontal and an electrical storm in the channel as it obscured the dawn. The bass were on the hunt and I couldn’t pump lug fast enough!
View attachment 19968Another bass, another session. My boy wanted us to catch a fish we would be able to eat, but every session we fish only produced eels. The sea was flat calm the whole time we had available to fish. On the final evening we had to fish, it was another eel fest, and I decided to stick the chesties on and wade then cast one rod as far out as I could get it, I turned to the boy and said “I think that’s it mate, these conditions are crap” (it was low, calm and totally flat) when I saw the long rod drop slack. A long and unexciting retrieve where I thought it was another eel saw me beaching this silver bar, which made the boys holiday and gave him a tasty supper. Mission accomplished
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