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fairdooz
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 Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 6:45 pm Post subject: Favourite Venues? |
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Hi, New to Sea.org! Was just wondering what everyones favour. S.E. venue is? and why?
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rabbi2
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A very warm welcome to the forum mate sorry not my area but someone will reply.
May your rod be forever bent and may tour line be tight. keith  |
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oldgreggster
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deal off the beach even if theres no fish its a good chill out spot'welcome by the way  |
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gazza76
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| Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 8:21 pm Post subject: |
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cant help ya mate but welcome to the forums .
Gary |
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hythespirit
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hi
Hythe is as good as anywhere,
Welcome
Keith. |
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Harwoody
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Welcome,
If your just up for a bit of a bash and your in Newhaven or around there, the car park/breakwater at the end of fort road is great. Can get busy but get there early and book ye place.
I also like East Pier at Newhaven as you fish the estuary and the beach depending on what side you go.
Hope this helps :s |
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fairdooz
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| Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 6:14 pm Post subject: |
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| I've always fishing south e. coast, its great to hear where people enjoy to fish. but for some reason, no matter where i enjoy brighton marina, if one species isnt biting, change tactics and find out which one is! haha |
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quaggyriver
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For me, it has to be Erith Pier on the Thames:
I can get there by bus, there are comfy benches and a big supermarket where you can buy scotch eggs.
No actual fish, mark you, but its a nice place to chill out of a Saturday afternoon, if the wind is not blowing from Crossness. |
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daveb73
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| hey quaggy, you leave that crossness alone! some of us have to work there! its a homely stench when you've been there a number of years! |
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quaggyriver
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I cycled past Crossness on the Thames Path, while scouting marks.
I thought I was going to die.
Q |
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fairdooz
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| Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2008 1:10 pm Post subject: |
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| ah, i no the pier, i live in orpington and have bit of family round there. your right tho, great mark.....cept the complete lack of fish lol |
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