Sea Fishing Angling

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does anyone regularly fish south shields beach. i've been fishing 2 or 3 hrs up to high water either in front of the sandancer pub, or near trow rocks. its been a bit hit and miss. if i have a good session, its very good. but a poor session is usually a complete blank... no middle ground. i have bee...

although he's small, he gave one hell of a knock. i expected something a lot bigger, especially as he came up with a load of seaweed too

thanks kieth
heres a pic of the little critter, a bit poor i admit,,,,sorry.



above is about the closest image i could find

one thing to be aware of on the north side if south shields pier...ie in the harbour, as you get towards the end, probably from about the post onwards, is that as you can very easily get caught up on the lobster pots that are roped together not too far out.

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am i able to take them straight from my pc or facebook?

i'm fairly new to angling, about 5 month now, as i've mentioned in a couple of posts today. I have a quick question, which no doubt is obvious to everyone else. when i buy my gagworm, sometimes they come in soil, sometimes in sawdust, which is better, and why the difference. also i have been told th...

i know this is a bit late however i was out newyears day. i started on south shields beach for the incomming tide. after about 2 hrs i'd had enough, the sea was far too rough so shifted along to the pier. (got some ovely scenick pitures of our coast though) i too had very little luck with only tiny ...

i@ve been angling for about 5 month now and have just upgraded my rod and reel. i'm sticking with fixed spools as i cant see abenefit in multipliers for shore fishing. ive also decided to give braid a go due to the good reports i've heard. so i've loaded up with 20lb braid on one reel and 20lb mono ...

the tides are simply taken from 1 datum point. possibly dover. then all ports arond the country are that time plus or minus 'x' hrs.
the height depends entirely on the pull of the moon, which differs dependent on where you are but again is in relation to one datum