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I used this all the time prior to taking a year out but dont think i used the small metal spring is was my scratching rig when all else fails.

hi, thats brilliant exactly what i was after

cheers

hi guys,

does anyone have a link/picture of a pompey loop rig? may be called something else havent made one for over a year and need a refresher.

its a three hook rig, 2 x flappers and a trailin ...

hi sorry if its a bit late but for future reference, there is a small charge made payable to the duty appointed person, i have however found the place to pay and just chuck a few quid in the box at th ...

as far as i know they are fishing well with Smoothound and pollock around. Squid baits are doing well, beware the strong tides from fort victoria though, i would go of Yarmouth Pier instead just aroun ...

i do hate getting american videos of bass fishing alot, well PM MRIX and see what he says?

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Hi, i fully agree that a video section would be a great help to novice anglers and with enough googling you can find about anything you need, but would also be good to have a centralised repository fo ...

there are a lot of smoothound coming in at the minute from west cowes, yarmouth pier, ryde pier. also some good bass showing around the rockier marks.

sandown is good for a dabble from the pier, bu ...

Hi There,

there are so many places around the island to fish from its probably better if you post what the main area you would be staying, to be honest there are lots of places to go where ever you ...

yeah it definetly feels a lot more sporting if a bit harder, if you have any information on what kind of lures to use etc it would be greatly appreciated. note that all my fishing is done from the sho ...

Hi all,

i have been keen to use lures and spinners to catch bass this year as usually i would use bait. been fishing known bass marks but to no avail, has anyone else tried using lures around the i ...

there are several good spots to bring the kids along to, yarmouth pier is chnild friendly, fort victoria is good as easy parking and a large grassed area for the kids to play on if they start to loose ...

just beware the strong tides at fort Vic, will need 6-8 oz grippers (poss) i usually fish low tide up around there untill it gets to strong.

i have a mate who was in the navy for over 10 byears and a keen boat fisherman, and he was sea sick all the time even in the navy 6 months at a time at sea, from the moment he got on the boat, said th ...

Hi there,

there are flat fish, Wrasse and the odd Ray if lucky, id probably venture in either direction and either go to Fort Victoria where you have easy access and free parking, deep water close ...


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