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Post by scotty on Feb 25, 2009 20:28:00 GMT
Decided I'd ''test the water'' and go for a short session at warsash ;D Launched at swanick and made the paddle down to warsash. I was also joined by clare ;D After realising I'd forgot my anchor I clipped up to a bouy, and dropped the hook. I fished for a couple of hours without a single bite, the hamble is dead this time of year, especially without the non-existant flounders but still, it was great to finally be back out there ;D tightlines, scotty.
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Post by Female species on Feb 25, 2009 20:37:05 GMT
well done for trying babe lol was funny seeing you paddling down ;D i didnt get a single bite either, unless you call weed a new species psml
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marrwyck
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Boy that was a rough night's fishing !!!
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Post by marrwyck on Feb 27, 2009 14:04:08 GMT
Well with more than 9,000 varieties of Sea Weed around the World perhaps we should add it to our catch listing What variety did you catch Clare ? I know the same as us, that very annoying slimy type that won't leave our line's alone It looked as though you had both enjoyed your selves and just wait until the Mullet start showing There are some very good spots along the Hamble, you just need to use a needle to find them
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Post by cuckoo on Feb 27, 2009 14:08:23 GMT
Good effort ginge , we had some cracking sport last year with the mullet up and down the hamble , hitting the pontoons sas style from ginges dinghy , will be sunnys turn this year to do the driving :catch:
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marrwyck
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Boy that was a rough night's fishing !!!
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Post by marrwyck on Feb 27, 2009 14:23:50 GMT
I love Mullet fishing and used to belong to the British Mullet Club. There are some very good places along the Hamble and in Portsmouth to catch these wonderful fish along with the River Axe in Devon and numerous other places. Try fly fishing for these along with Bass, great sport and great fun
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Post by cuckoo on Feb 27, 2009 14:27:16 GMT
You will get along with nick (sunny) and bob (mullet addict) very well both dedicated mullet anglers , and both members of the mullet club , well i think nick rejoined anyway
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marrwyck
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Boy that was a rough night's fishing !!!
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Post by marrwyck on Feb 27, 2009 14:31:19 GMT
I didn't know that Mullet Fishing was addictive, I just done what my psychiatrist told me to do :bash:
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Post by cuckoo on Feb 27, 2009 14:34:10 GMT
Lol ill try and find a pic of last year when ginge and sunny were chasing mullet , and a big bass was stalking a mullet one of them hooked into , brilliant picture :win:
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Post by cuckoo on Feb 27, 2009 14:46:33 GMT
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marrwyck
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Boy that was a rough night's fishing !!!
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Post by marrwyck on Feb 27, 2009 15:37:15 GMT
Great stuff Lee :cheers: Cracking report and a cracking day's fishing Must say though that these marina's are getting a bit funny with access. So I always wear waders and tell them they don't own a tidal point and I'll move if the boat owner tells me to. Have had a few grumbly trips but most are without any problems at all :peace: :peace:
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Post by kingfish33 on Feb 28, 2009 19:10:09 GMT
good effort lee, probably a bit early but you never know, looking forward to my trips on the hamble - had my best bass there a couple of years ago 11lbs 4ozs and some big mullet. i just want some big ones on the fly outfit.
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Post by monkeynuts on Mar 2, 2009 21:16:50 GMT
i love mullet fishing , great fun , and i did mange my first few on a fly last year. and what a wicked scrap thay give on fly gear. roll on may
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Post by monkeynuts on Mar 2, 2009 21:18:10 GMT
nearly forgort ...lol
well done scotty for getting out there, but you got to be mad..lol
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