| #1  10-17-2011, 02:07 PM | |||
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| Dolphins in Torbay Apparently there are dolphins in the Torbay area at the moment. Would this mean that there is still the possibility of food fish in abundance in this area and the likelihood of some sport? Or are the greedy buggers likely to have eaten 'em all! Steve __________________ 2012 species: Whiting, LS Dogfish, Grey Mullet, Mackerel     |
| #2 10-17-2011, 02:14 PM | ||||
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| Re: Dolphins in Torbay In my experience if there are seals or dolphins about then the chances of catching fish are pretty slim. We had some of the coast of hythe and the fishing was dire all the time they were there Joe __________________ Sea 2012- 5brd rockling, whiting, LS Dogfish,Bass,Eel,Flounder F/W 2012- Catfish(16.5lb), Carp,Tench LITTER IS JUST LAZINESS!! |
| #3 10-17-2011, 02:51 PM | ||||
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| Re: Dolphins in Torbay Well i have been fishing in many far of places and the skippers always comment that its a good sign,but i have always been out in a boat not fishing from the shore |
| #4 10-17-2011, 02:53 PM | ||||
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| Re: Dolphins in Torbay Yep got to agree with Joe on that, never seen so many seals and dolphins as i have this year and the fishing has been very poor. Not saying it's totally them to blame sure there are other factors but they consume a lot of fish and i,m sure when seals and dolphins are around it must have some effect on the way the fish are feeding. __________________ Steve 2012 Species:Bass,Huss,SS Sea Scorpion,3B/Shore Rockling,Launce,Mackerel,Sand Goby,Sand Smelt,Pollack, Coalie,Conger |
