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Post by Cam on Feb 5, 2012 14:56:40 GMT
bk bass over eight pound from the shore is specialist stuff for sure doing it a couple of times is nice but doing as regular as you good self is specialist as is sunnys mullet fishing and the targeted species of specilist anglers up and down the country ...specialist sea angling is not so common as for coarse anglers but you sir are at the forefront of bass angling as sunny is for mullet one thing i am quite sure of is that as our seas empty there will be oppertunity for fish of a few species to capitalise and some new records will be set ...i think the bass record will go in the next few years i base this on the number of big fish turning up in the press maybe i am wrong and they never got reported before ..we will see if i am right.
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Post by The Codfather of Sole on Feb 6, 2012 4:36:33 GMT
1. Sole, Turbot, Plaice, Dorado
2. Mackerel, Big Stingray, Barracuda,
3. Longnose Gar
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Post by Dazza on Feb 6, 2012 12:46:43 GMT
1, Best taste - Nothing
2, Best pound for pound fight - Big Smuts - Big Stingrays - The Odd Bass
3, Most satisfying to catch - BIG Bass
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Post by loopy78 on Feb 8, 2012 21:48:23 GMT
1. Mackeral
2. Smoothie
3. Bass
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Post by snoopy54 on Feb 8, 2012 22:04:31 GMT
Great Thread
1) Turbot
2) In these waters,pound for pound - Mackerel
3) Grey Mullet
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Post by monkeynuts on Feb 13, 2012 21:03:30 GMT
1- turbot or brill
2- smoothies on spinning gear or mackerel on fly rod
3- what ever the days target is and even better if its a PB.
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Post by backdraft on Feb 13, 2012 22:09:00 GMT
1...Mackeral as you say shows the season is about to kick off.
2....smuts on light gear
3.... cod the bigger the better.
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Post by catchitall1 on Feb 18, 2012 16:50:20 GMT
1 gurnard
2 pollock on live baits!!!
3 anything that swims and fights back
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Post by leeds4ever on Feb 19, 2012 13:30:55 GMT
1. Bass
2.Bass
3.Bass
Anything else a bonus
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Post by freeliner on Feb 19, 2012 14:39:26 GMT
1. I've got a real liking for VERY FRESH whiting - cooked simply it's got a really delicate taste. Though I like eating fish of many kinds, I don't eat many that I catch, and what I do eat is nearly always cooked simply and on the bone - I hate the waste involved in filleting.
2. Mullet as #1 for all-round power, stamina and unpredictability at times (they can run fast and hard too, and be prize sulkers as well). Mackerel for speed and energy - I reckon many would fish for them as prime sport fish in the UK if they just grew a bit bigger. I really rate the Shad I've caught for their aerobatics, energy and speed too: I reckon they could beat a mackerel in that department, and the average size is higher. I'll give bass an honourable mention for their initial flat-out runs, but I just wish they had more in the tank....
3. Anything I've really had to work hard to catch - for example, something you spot and then eventually catch, even if it isn't easy and takes persistence. From that point of view it doesn't have to be a monster, just a challenge.
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