Prestatyn Sunday evening

We fished a club match at Barkby beach last night over low water, with 21 anglers taking part and 16 weighing in. Bags comprising mainly of dabs and rockling with a couple of flounders and one codling weighed in.
I was the jammy sod who found this

3lb 15 oz. which with a dab and a whiting left me well in the lead at the end.
Here`s headwyn with a treble header of dabs


and this little fella was washed up on the beach, we think it may be a shad , the scales seemed a bit too big for a herring

Great report Terry.

Well done on a cracking fish and a well deserved victory.

I can't wait to hear what weight 'The Journal' give you for the Codling

Did Kev weigh the Herring in?

Just goes to show that there are some decent fish out there.
Great pictures too!

A treble header of Dabs on my second cast and nothing for the other 3 3/4 hours.

Fairziff wrote:

Did Kev weigh the Herring in?

I didnt have to resort to that, because i didnt blank the first match, like someone, eh Daddy???

Great report Terry and super pictures.

Well done headwyn on the treble.

Question for you both ??

Is the way to the beach the last turn on the left as you head out towards the Flint direction, and before you bear right and go over the Railway bridge.

Once again well done gents..

Spceman

`Is the way to the beach the last turn on the left as you head out towards the Flint direction, and before you bear right and go over the Railway bridge.`

Yes that`s right, go past Pontins and turn right at the end, or go down to the Nova and turn right there, you`ll end up in the same place.
It fishes better at low water because as the tide floods past the rock groynes the fish seem to stay out beyond them.

clueless too wrote:

Daddy cool looks like your old fella didn't teach you everything after all Kev Nice report & pics though

Hes been around a lot longer than me though.

Shame he doesnt have the same luck on the lottery!

squidward wrote:

Spceman

`Is the way to the beach the last turn on the left as you head out towards the Flint direction, and before you bear right and go over the Railway bridge.`

Yes that`s right, go past Pontins and turn right at the end, or go down to the Nova and turn right there, you`ll end up in the same place.
It fishes better at low water because as the tide floods past the rock groynes the fish seem to stay out beyond them.

Thanks for that Squidward.

Will have a try down there this year sometime..

spaceman wrote:

Will have a try down there this year sometime..

I would avoid it in the summer months as there are lots of boaters and jetskis using the slipway and the place will be heaving!

nice read, well in guys

somewhere else on the to do list.