Mind you i dont know if Alice2 is a girl or guy yet lol...
All i have to say is IF any one of us meets Sarah then they wil know Male or Female ffs guys are sooooooooo shallow at times !!
least i have shown pics of me !! haha and scared you all away!!
I am new here aswell, I have taken a break from shore fishing the last two years due to my best buddy which i always went fishing with emigrated to Mexico,
I have been on various boats over the last two years with another group of mates i fish with, or hardly get the chance to now i should say because of my shifts the last ten months, as now it usually means i work the majority of weekends and have time off through the week,
I eventually went fishing a couple of weeks ago during the week, I was glad to be shore fishing again, I had the beach to myself, NICE, casting was still spot on, shame about the tiny fish i caught, but I was minus my fishing buddy, so didnt quite feel the same, so if you want to meet up, give me a shout,
I aim to go 3 or 4 times a month, I am in Slough, I normally fish Seaford mainly, due to me catching my 6.5lb Bass & my mate caught a 10.5lb Bass from there, so it has become a favourite hot spot where i actually fish the last few years,
I say Seaford is more productive on a night, but i have caught some nice size fish from there, and loads of different species,
Rottingdean is well known for Bass under the cliffs, good fishing in the winter but its a pair of waders job and be prepared to lose some tackle, best fishing from low tide then you can see the rocks, you have to be careful in bad weather though, as tide can come right up in places,
Thats where you also can collect the live shrimps in the summer, they are deadly for Bass, they hide under the seaweed in the rock pools, you need a strong net on a pole, and drag it around and through the seaweed, you can only do this on low tide, Free live bait, NICE
Newhaven pier was popular, but they closed it, I believe it is still closed, anyone know? or there is the other pier, but a bit of a treck, and your car is not exactly in a safe place i would say,
Anyone else have any good fishing marks where you can park your car close by, lets list them, winters here,
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 4:50 pm Post subject: Re: Looking for fishing buddies!
[quote="sarahhenty"]Hi,
I have been sea fishing for the last couple of years and havent been that successful. I have caught 4 species , makerel, garfish, small ray, pouting but what i am really after is Billy Bass. I have mainly taught myself from reading info on the internet. The guys at Brighton Marina tackle shop are always helpful.
Howdy Sarah, I was in the Tackle Box this morning with Eddie (king of the sea). Keith was on the west arm doing tickets. I didn't fish today as I prefer the beaches. Bton Marina offers up too many blanks and is very snaggy.
Down this end the bigger Bass season is just kicking in. The last quarter always offer up the chance of the larger specimens. The marina is a bit touristy for my liking (some of the anglers too!) To catch your billy bass you will need good bait presentation= decent clip down rigs. I make my own so I can donate a few choice rigs to help out. I am near Gatwick and you pass me on the way down. Tight lines !
hi sarah, i travel down to south coast on egular basis from grays, essex.
mainly go dover and dont do badly. have had bit success on the bass front but now looking for the cod. good luck, tight lines
hi sarah fish most weeks or weekends at pevensey or normans bay not far from eastbourne if thats any use to you . had some bass last autumn lugpump ( phil )
Joined: Dec 16, 2007 Posts: 128 Location: colchester
Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2008 2:07 pm Post subject:
hi sarah, u should try walton pier or clacton pier both fishing very well at the mo, both are day ticket of £5 which walton you can fish nigth tide if you buy a season ticket which cost £60, but you can fish the pier if you get on there about 3pm to fish a night tide and no one will cheek. plus there lots of people on there on night so you wont be alone
Just got back from Walton pier. Literally. kinda like the place. Fished from 09:00 Sat thru 15:00 Sun. Loadsa dabs, channel whiting, baby Bass and the odd codling. Nowt sizeable. Bowling alley bar do guiness at £2.80 a pint. Sorted.
Joined: Dec 17, 2007 Posts: 50 Location: sutton surrey
Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2008 11:45 am Post subject:
hi sarah, my good lady and i live in south london, and work shifts.
we fish quite often on the south/south east coast and drive. i've pm'd you my phone number feel free to contact us and we'll try to sort out a trip
ttfn & tight lines
Joined: Dec 17, 2007 Posts: 50 Location: sutton surrey
Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 11:01 am Post subject:
well i for one thhink that's a jolly good idea!
maybe try raise some money for a charity or something?
or just a "grand day out"?
what do you folks think?
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