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black bream
where is a good spot to try for the bream.was thinking hayling or eastney this evening whats your views guys .
cheers mick
cheers mick
Loadsa beam at Hayling ... day & night.
Strip off peelers/worms/squid in seconds.
Very rare to see one over the 24cm limit.
The only local beaches to produce decent bream on a consistent basis are Pagham and Selsey East beach. Generally this means fishing those venues from mid April to early May.
It would be very difficult to recommend a local beach which produces sizeable bream in July.
A typical Pagham fish in April.


Strip off peelers/worms/squid in seconds.
Very rare to see one over the 24cm limit.
The only local beaches to produce decent bream on a consistent basis are Pagham and Selsey East beach. Generally this means fishing those venues from mid April to early May.
It would be very difficult to recommend a local beach which produces sizeable bream in July.
A typical Pagham fish in April.


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i've had a fair few from southsea castle recently fishing the tide down at night, most just took simple rag on a 2 hook flapper with size 4 hooks i fished two nights consecutively and had about 7 or 8 bream, three of them were pretty good at 28, 27 and 25 cm but nothing comperable to clarissa's monster i'm afraid 

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You need to head west a little bit for good bream now mate, Hurst castle.
http://www.sea-fishing.org/ftopict-26831.html
Fish squid strip on a small rising tide in from now to mid September should see you land 1lb plus fish with a real chance of one over 2lb. Always a load of old boys fishing there who really know there stuff about the place, well worth chatting too!
http://www.sea-fishing.org/ftopict-26831.html
Fish squid strip on a small rising tide in from now to mid September should see you land 1lb plus fish with a real chance of one over 2lb. Always a load of old boys fishing there who really know there stuff about the place, well worth chatting too!
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