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Morecambe on the boat 23/08/2015

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Morecambe on the boat 23/08/2015

Postby Paul » 23 Aug 2015, 13:41

With a bit of a gap in the weather and promises of 3mph easterlies from XCweather i had to give it a go....

With knockbacks from a couple of the usual suspects, i decided to go it alone - After the week id had, maybe thats what i needed anyway!! :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:

High water was at 4.15am :doh: SO with being on my own didn't want to leave things too late, and end up rushing. Alarm set for 4am, left the house at 430.... It was DARK!! When i say DARK.....


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I decided to have a slow run down to a little mark i have within a mile of the slip to let the sun wake up, and get the gear set up. It wasnt long before he was peeping over the hills
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I had a couple of good bites here, that were dropped, then hit into a decent fish which I was hoping was a decent bass due to where i was..... Turned out to be a reasonable smoothhound, which flipped its tail at the side of the boat and disappeared to the depths! :banghead:


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With the tide dropping and bites drying up it was time to move!
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Caught plenty of fish, just not really what i was after. Tonnes of Dogfish!! An odd Smoothy thrown in, but nothing big.
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Late morning the rain moved in - Thankfully i was prepared for this, and had got myself a Team Vass Heavy duty Smock the day before - Ideal for the boat where you don't really need it to be breathable. Looks a bit like a rubbery wader material but much more flexible, and doesnt look like it could lose its water resistance like goretex etc do........ Certainly did the business yesterday!! :thumb: :thumb:

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You Can see the rain!!! :groan: :groan: These two pictures remind me of that video where the blokes are fishing and a plane lands behind them.... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Sick to death of the doggies, and an hour after low water i decided to fish the flood back up the in Morecambe for a few Plaice. Getting back up the bay was a little tricky. Need to check it out on dead low on a big tide i think, but there is very little water off the pipeline any more... Touched a couple of times trying to get through and it was a smallish tide.... Possibly another result of all the sea defences!!! :roll: :roll:

Eventually got there anyway!! A couple of lads fishing the end of thornton rd skear (Might have been Allithwaite angler reading his report)
After a little rig adjustment to drop the hook sizes and make a bit of a wishbone rig, I was straight into them, double header on the first cast :thumb:
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This one almost pulled the rod over lol Almost 2.5lb
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Brew time lol :thumb: :thumb:Image

The 2.5lber is the one on the right, ended up with 3 similar size, lovely thick fish
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Re: Morecambe on the boat 23/08/2015

Postby grumpyppops1 » 23 Aug 2015, 14:07

Hello stranger""do we know you"seriously great session pictures and post . :thumb: :gp:
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Re: Morecambe on the boat 23/08/2015

Postby sharpey » 23 Aug 2015, 14:49

Crackin report Paul, superb result for your efforts. Cheers for sharing mate !!


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Re: Morecambe on the boat 23/08/2015

Postby grandadruss » 23 Aug 2015, 15:37

Top report Paul,brill pics as well.
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Re: Morecambe on the boat 23/08/2015

Postby liphook » 23 Aug 2015, 15:48

Great effort and results:thumb: Surprised that you couldn't raise interest from a willing deckhand !
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Re: Morecambe on the boat 23/08/2015

Postby Pike » 23 Aug 2015, 21:44

:gp: :gp: some lovely fish there Paul :thumb: great photos and report :thumb: :thumb:
I must have missed your calls :banghead: :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
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Re: Morecambe on the boat 23/08/2015

Postby Paul » 23 Aug 2015, 22:22

I didn't try that hard to be honest :lol: :lol: but it was kinda nice to just potter about out there and not worry too much about finding the fish for the crew lol ;)

At least now i know i can launch and recover on my own too, theres been an odd day midweek when a last minute trip could have been on the cards.... might get out a bit more hopefully :thumb:
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Re: Morecambe on the boat 23/08/2015

Postby Jammygit » 23 Aug 2015, 23:17

Top pictures and report mate :thumb:
Some nice spotties there :gp:
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Re: Morecambe on the boat 23/08/2015

Postby Pauls dad » 24 Aug 2015, 08:35

Great report Paul and piccy's. That's my boy! Or should it be buoy????? :speed:
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Re: Morecambe on the boat 23/08/2015

Postby Propernoddy » 24 Aug 2015, 15:09

:thumb: nice fishing
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