Friday coming

keana · #1 09-05-2006, 08:28 AM

I`ve got a day off on friday and the weather looks fine enough to take my little "Sophie Lou" out on the briney. Light NE. Building to spring tides though. 0800 hrs 12.6mts.....20.30hrs 13.1 mtrs. Should I fish the ebb or the flood or should I fish a bit of both around low tide which is at 14.15 hrs???

Fishing Forum Admin · #2 09-06-2006, 04:43 AM

Not sure about the tide side of things but good luck

MRG2000 · #3 09-06-2006, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by keana

I`ve got a day off on friday and the weather looks fine enough to take my little "Sophie Lou" out on the briney. Light NE. Building to spring tides though. 0800 hrs 12.6mts.....20.30hrs 13.1 mtrs. Should I fish the ebb or the flood or should I fish a bit of both around low tide which is at 14.15 hrs???

Depends where your going to fish !!.........that size tide,inshore will be the order of the day for the first couple of hours whereever you go....

Norfolkboy · #4 09-06-2006, 10:36 AM

Good luck Andy

pingu · #5 09-06-2006, 10:39 AM

good luck on wherever you get too

keana · #6 09-06-2006, 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Charter Skipper

Depends where your going to fish !!.........that size tide,inshore will be the order of the day for the first couple of hours whereever you go....

Nice one Mike and thanks. Looks like the Easterly is building to 17mph now so I could have a wind over tide situation again on the flood if I went to Sully. Looks like I might have to stick to the foreshore or rannie. Or maybe I could follow the last couple of hours of the ebb down to Sully and come back up just on the turn.....depends on the wind situation I suppose.

By the way, and purely for info, Garry Evans in Newport are talking about reports of Codling from the breakwater at Porthcawl.

Greenheart · #7 09-06-2006, 05:44 PM

Tight lines Keanu. Good news on the Codling. Interesting article about cod fishing from the shore at Aust in this months Sea Angler magazine. Going to give it a try in October / November time.

MRG2000 · #8 09-06-2006, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by keana

Looks like the Easterly is building to 17mph

Will be very uncomfortable in an easterly anywhere off the foreshore/penarth,sully would be your best bet,but with that amount of easterly against the tide,you`ll be in for an Alton towers ride thro the Rannie....and it`ll be worse at low water !!!...

keana · #9 09-07-2006, 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Charter Skipper

Will be very uncomfortable in an easterly anywhere off the foreshore/penarth,sully would be your best bet,but with that amount of easterly against the tide,you`ll be in for an Alton towers ride thro the Rannie....and it`ll be worse at low water !!!...

Decisions decisions..thanks for your views Mike.

keana · #10 09-07-2006, 06:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Greenheart

Tight lines Keanu. Good news on the Codling. Interesting article about cod fishing from the shore at Aust in this months Sea Angler magazine. Going to give it a try in October / November time.

I read the article mate. Very interesting. I didnt even know codling ventured that far up the river. But I was talking to Clive Vedmore the other day and he said the cod/codling go well up into the severn. Very dangerous though apparently. Dont venture onto the shiny mud because you`ll slip into the channels and wont get a foothold to get back out again. I`ve never been there but it sounds scary .

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