It is currently 26 Nov 2024, 02:45



Chesil Beach Dorset(Masonic)

South coast sea fishing forum - Covering Sussex, Hampshire and Dorset - Weymouth Bournemouth Portsmouth Brighton Southampton

Chesil Beach Dorset(Masonic)

Postby skatenchips » 09 Aug 2014, 09:53

Had a nudge to try Masonic at Chesil Beach for Rays so with time tight only
had a quick 2 up 2 down.

Image

The mixed ground down this end can be expensive on tackle so I always use a rotten bottom link,and as it proved I still lost kit casting over
the reefy bits !!!
anyway,set up a medium sand eel for the Rays and a scratching rig for the
wrasse,having had a 3lb Ballan last time here I was hopeful of another.

Image

The Ballans.albeit small, were soon obliging but I was using 0.17 hook lengths to size 8 fine wire Turbertinies with pieces of small Rag just to get bites anything heavier just got ignored...and yes I did lose hooklengths
but it was worth it to keep bites coming.

Image

I think this was a Cork wing,but I stand to be corrected...not good on Wrasse ID,s I'm afraid.

Image

some of the Brown coloured jobbies are just as nice.

Image

Catching these littleuns has got me wanting to try Portland rox for some
bigguns on crab next time I'm down here.

Image

Although these were fun but nuffin bigger than 1lb

Image
Image

Id like to say there was rip rorin action on the Ray front but it was very quiet untill this little bad boy turned up.......
My first ever Bullhuss from Chesil Beach,so pleased to see its tiny set of knashers that showed it was different from the 100,s of doggies I've had here.....well chuffed.

Image
Image

Also tried a squid head bait close in with a pop up set for the mackies
but only had these pair of snotties that turned my fragile rigs into figure of 8,s.

Image

As I was packing up at sunset a few guys arrived and to prove a point
the fella next to me had a 5lb Blonde Ray so maybe an eve/night time
session might be in order next time I'm here.

So didn't get my target but had a few fish and a NEW species from Chesil so not all bad, and yes got soaked into the bargain
but will be back for another try soon !!!!!!

Gazza
Hardcore Addict
User avatar

 
Posts: 1115
Joined: 14 May 2012, 09:36

Sponsored Advert - Register or Login to hide Adverts

Sponsored Advert
 

Re: Chesil Beach Dorset(Masonic)

Postby Jimmyjizzmo » 09 Aug 2014, 10:05

Brilliant report mate,somewhere I would love to fish,I
Think the Bluetooth green wrasse is a cornering the
Brown ones are Ballans if I'm not mistaken :clap:
Hardcore Addict
User avatar

 
Posts: 364
Joined: 24 Jul 2010, 11:35

Re: Chesil Beach Dorset(Masonic)

Postby PJ_coursefishing » 09 Aug 2014, 17:51

Great report and pictures. :thumb:

Nice sunset. :yeah2:

Well done with your catch.

I never did get round to fishing Chesil whilst living in Poole, correct me if wrong, is it not noted for large condor eels, evening fishing

Great report mate. :thumb:

:gp:
Fishing and nature go hand in hand there is so much to see and enjoy. Catching fish is a bonus.
Hardcore Addict
User avatar

 
Posts: 502
Joined: 10 Jun 2014, 19:56
Location: Morecambe

Re: Chesil Beach Dorset(Masonic)

Postby nightfisher » 09 Aug 2014, 18:42

Nice mixed bag and looked a good day out.I,ts been a few years since I fished Chesil but I will shortly.Good photo,s as well :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :gp:
Hardcore Addict
 
Posts: 209
Joined: 18 Nov 2013, 10:47

Re: Chesil Beach Dorset(Masonic)

Postby mac » 09 Aug 2014, 21:45

Good pic`s of a fine sesh , bonny looking wrasse , nice huss and a couple of snigs .
Great sunset shot too. :thumb:
(famous local match man)
 
Posts: 2963
Joined: 31 Mar 2013, 21:05

Re: Chesil Beach Dorset(Masonic)

Postby dabcatcher » 14 Aug 2014, 10:14

good session for you.

the 2 smaller blue marked wrasse are male corkwings.

the huss is easy to spot by the 2 seperate nasal flaps.
Hardcore Addict
 
Posts: 275
Joined: 29 May 2013, 09:54

Re: Chesil Beach Dorset(Masonic)

Postby grandadruss » 16 Aug 2014, 11:27

Great report Gazza and some nice fish and pictures.
I need to start to get some fish identifying done.
If I had caught those fish I would have cacked it and cut the line.
Thought they were weevers :)
Species hunt 2016 Saltwater -
Species hunt 2016 Freshwater-Perch-Roach-Bream-Common Carp-Tench-Rudd-Gudgeon
King of Rossall
User avatar

 
Posts: 6063
Joined: 08 Dec 2012, 20:05
Location: Stretford,Manchester.


Return to South Coast Sea Fishing Reports



Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 2 guests

cron