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A Few Codling At last (Kingston Seymour)

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A Few Codling At last (Kingston Seymour)

Postby Black Rat » 17 Apr 2017, 19:06

Was down at the in-laws with the kids over the Easter holiday. Which meant i could fish an evening session from 20:00hrs to 23:00hrs at Kingston Seymour, located between Clevedon and Weston-Super-Mare. The tide to an age before it came in far enough before it was possible to fish as i am not a great at casting. Which was not helped with a stiff onshore breeze.


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Glorious Bristol Channel Mud as far as the eye can see.

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Bait used was rag worm, squid and sand eel on running ledger rigs. It was dead until high tide when i had a few bites but unable to hook the fish.

Was answering a text from the wife when i noticed i had a slack line bit so dropped the phone and landed my first fish.

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Missed a few more bits then landed this on on another slack line bit.

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All fish caught on rag worm.
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Re: A Few Codling At last (Kingston Seymour)

Postby billbob » 22 Apr 2017, 14:55

Nice session for you, I have relatives who live down that way but I never really know anywhere to fish. Will definitely give it a go at Kingston Seymour. It looks like it might fish better on a big tide but I am only speculating. :clap:
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Re: A Few Codling At last (Kingston Seymour)

Postby Black Rat » 23 Apr 2017, 10:45

The tide was 11.69m high on that evening, the water came up to the sea wall in front of me, but i got my timings wrong and was there about and hour and a half to soon . It is advised not to fish on a tide greater than 12.50m+ as it comes over the the sea wall onto the bank which is behind my rods. I have fished it on a 13.50m tide but that was on a flat still day. Would not advise in rough conditions.

Veals website details a few marks around that area.

http://www.veals.co.uk/acatalog/local-fishing.html
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