Was there a party going on?

Decided on Splashpoint for an hour
or two  across daytime High last Wednesday.

Two were already fishing, and one arrived same time as me followed by two more.



I set up a few yards West of the "splashy light".
So six were fishing, at least  8 rods between us and half an hour after High I was cold and hungry. all ready to pack up, if anyone  had caught I hadn't noticed.

That's when suddenly things changed, as Steve Bee brought in something silver and it wasn't an icicle!
Under 42cm and returned

It didn't seem so cold now!

Well done Steve!

That was a good catch considering the temperature and time of year.

Snowman weather today where I live.

Well done for being so brave. I bet Steve’s silver fish was silver because it had rapped it self in a silver foil blanket to keep it self warm.

Interesting report well done to Steve on his fish and the others for getting out the sea looked nice

I won't be venturing out in this cold spell,especially in this transitional period between the winter and summer species.
When I get the opportunity I will definately be giving using a large metal swim feeder loaded with chum and oil as a weight, (Maybe with a weight also)
My theory is the sea is a big pond,and a scent trail will defintely attract fish in the area.
I used to be weatherproof,but not these days

VALVEBOUNCE wrote:

I won't be venturing out in this cold spell,especially in this transitional period between the winter and summer species.
...

Ventured out to Pensarn ( the pipes) for a couple of hours over High today, Tina had a good pull down bite and felt the fish but it didn't stay on. No bites for  me.
Snow on the hills just a few feet up from sea level,

We could feel the temperature falling again, 4 degrees when we packed up, had a bit more snow shortly after. Brrrr!

Notbad wrote:

VALVEBOUNCE wrote:

I won't be venturing out in this cold spell,especially in this transitional period between the winter and summer species.
...

Ventured out to Pensarn ( the pipes) for a couple of hours over High today, Tina had a good pull down bite and felt the fish but it didn't stay on. No bites for  me.
Snow on the hills just a few feet up from sea level,

We could feel the temperature falling again, 4 degrees when we packed up, had a bit more snow shortly after. Brrrr!

You have thicker blood then me Paul.

Not sure thicker blood helps when it is cold! I'd half a plan to fish the overnight High last night but was more seized up than seize the opportunity!