Chucked several more worm

After losing a lead on Thursday night's High I went back for a look over Low the next morning ( recovered it) and realised we'd been casting over the snaggiest bit there was, made a note to try 40 yards either side instead when returning for nightfall's High.

Gusting and rolling a bit too much for Tina's Bass rod until it calmed at High.

A bit like the night before just Weever before High





Bass time on the Ebb



Saturday morning I wasn't intending to fish but I was passing somehow found myself on the platform at Splash about to tackle up when I realised I'd left my bait in the van,
it's a bigger trudge back now with the Western access to Splash's platform closed from the Prom ( I'll put up a seperate post why as you may not be aware if you aren't local) and so I nearly didn't bother.

I'm glad I did,


Mrs Notbad turned up in time to take pics of the first of three of these




and excitement when a real good pull back, taking lug on a size two hook had me thinking there was a keeper Bass inbound,




I was almost disappointed it was a Starry Smoothhound instead

Saturday night High,

The wind was strong enough to make me feel it could tip me over but the rolling sea was more fishable than expected and less weedy than the night before



Nearly midnight and the Moon thought it was the Sun.

Couple of doggies, a Whiting and a small Bass

Sunday lunchtime High at Splash

Two more doggies



Time for a rest!

Nice going paul,did you dig your own worms,or were you able to buy them?

Some great sessions there Paul and some great pictures I can smell the sea just looking at them.

Cheers,
With non-essential shops open the tackle shops are open again for lug subject to usual tide availability,
I'm relieved to say, not being that keen on having to pump my own!

As always demand can exceed supply of course.

Well done on those outings, did you wear a mask while handling them, they could have come from over the border.