Drigg

Went to the local beach last night as there was a cracking surf on.
It had Bass written all over it
When I got down to the water (low tide) there was a local chap fishing who had just caught a 2 - 3lb Bass on fresh lug, which was plentiful. Things were looking good

Bearing in mind I've fished all along here for 12 months or so and never caught a thing my hopes were high

I was told by the local that this beach fishes best 3 hours down to low which explains  (possibly) why I've always blanked here as I fish it over high or just as the flood starts  (excuses excuses)

Anyhow on this occasion the Bass eluded me but I did get a flounder
My first fish in Cumbria

Went agian tonight and foul hooked a tiny sand eel to save the blank

Will add some photos when I'm home on the weekend

Well done that man now you've managed one they'll come along one after the other

Well done Logger probably like busses none at all then you get a hole load together.

well done dave

Do sand eel count as towards the species hunt??

Arwel wrote:

Do sand eel count as towards the species hunt??

Hope so I've got a picture of it just in case

Drigg beach Cumbria



Remains of a ship wreck







Sella Field blot on the lanscape



A Cumbrian Flounder

Nice one Dave, looks like the flounder only had 2 eyes which is always a good start up that neck of the woods.

Perseverance pays at last!

It looks a very nice venue owdddd well done on the flounder

Well done pal looks a nice place

Well done with catch looks a nice spot.

Well done Dave great pics mate