The Rhyl Triangle

Tonight I just had time to join the gulls playing coconut shy at Splash'

Last weekend I noticed an area by the main groyne which was holding water over Low
and fancied putting a bait over it.

Sometime sea angler "Phil" passed by and told me of a little known sporting challenge,
invented by the likes of Messrs Lever and Overthrow,

-taking aim from in front of the pub that used to stand here
and casting a lead 140 yards through the middle of the triangle!



Bloody 'ell just being able to reach it would be a start!



No interest, except crabs, in the conditioned lug on my one-up one-down size ones until finally I felt resistance on the last retrieve as a weever was plucked from its burrow



-come on Phil, get that tackle out of the loft and step up to the oche!

Wormy wrote:

you should be able to reach that with a clipped rig paul!!!!!!!

not from inside the bar I couldn't !

ian40nw wrote:

Even a weever better than a blank Paul,if your out tomorrow you can show me said triangle as this wifi on site wont show me your pictures for some reason

Ian,

you've stared at the triangle for hours on end! The one on top of the end of the Groyne!!

I might manage Low tomorrow, I can't do High

Great report Paul.
That triangle is well out of my range too.

I've seen a few get beyond it though!

The triangle sounds like a fun challenge for the Monday lunch club.

Soon to be reformed no doubt.

They'll all be there

Lucky gits!!!!!!!

According to my tape it is 83 metres from the path, was the old pub nearer to it ?

mickfish wrote:

According to my tape it is 83 metres from the path, was the old pub nearer to it ?

-interesting, I paced the groyne at an estmated 100 yards from the base of the rocks
Can't exactly recall exactly how far back the old pub stood, but similar I think to the position of the flats now, I think 140 yards was the distance from the guest beer pump