Sea Fishing Angling

HI, welcome to the site ( a bit delayed i know) i've not been about for a bit. how far do you wat to travel, theres plenty between the tyne and wear!

graham

not been out for far to long... going to fish hebburn or s/shields, prob on thurs night. anyone know how that end of the tyne and/or the beaches are fishing at the moment?

cheers

graham

really, worth a shot i suppose... not managed any off the beaches this year...

anyone else heard of any bass biting??

welcome aboard mate.

i've not fished the groyne, though i've been told it can be productive, but its very rough ground, especiay at lower water.

the pier has some great shots, both rough and sandy marks.

the walkways are good too.

graham

can anyone recomend any decent rock marks between the tyne and wear to try some plugging/spinning.

any hints and tip ould be greatly appreciated too.

cheers

oh and i believe he weighs his rag befoer its put in vermicule or soil, so a bit more for your money

http://www.alinebaits.co.uk/

NE34 7HQ

Cheers reel.

another thought i've now had is knives... a cheep table knife of about 30g, twisted, with a swivel either end would prob make some great movement and vibrations by spinning through the water....

time to start experimenting methinks.....

just had a thought, i know kitchen spoons are generally ued for flatties, but ha anyone ever used them as spining??

graham

Just tried out the new tackle shop in south shields. lots of low end quatity gear... Fladen, Mitchel, Storm etc. though he can get other stuff if required....

he tells me all his worm is wild dug and hes got a great selection of great frozen bait in too.

well worth a visit.

I'm thinking about a late start, night session starting on saturday night, finnishing with a bit makerel spinning as the light comes up on sunday morning. Gonna do this on south shield pier. But is there much happening as far as night time bait fishing is concerned, or is it just worth my while gett...

THANKS.....

so where is a good mark, and is there anything else i am likely to hook other than possible Gadidae (if there are any)

what sort of weight of line should i ue? or should i be using wire? just my normal 13ft beach caster?

this being my second summer as a sea angler, i want to 'add another string to my bow' so to speak. i want to have a bash at the smut up my way. However, i havent got a clue where to start, what to use or how to go about catching and for that matter, safely releasing them. i believe st mary's island ...

thanks lads.

that cod?? the lad in the tackle shop showed me a pic of the lad that caught it, holding the catch. not sure if it was 15lb but it was a fair size. apparently caught on a hand line.....