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  1. Jim Whippy’s blog

    August 30, 2011

    Sat 20th August

    Nice flatfish!

    Tommy and Kelly had a super day afloat in ‘Lucky Git’, armed with a little inside info from Jim. They headed off to an area west of the Light tower and were soon rewarded with a decent plaice. Kelly on her first fishing trip took some time to find her sea legs but after a few more nice plaice, the sun came out, the sea went flat calm and she recovered to enjoy the experience. Amongst the plaice they had a plump codling then a small bass before finishing up catching several bream near the Royal Sovereign Buoy. The couple were enjoying themselves so much they contacted Jim and agreed to stay out for an extra hour, returning with a good bag of fish and a bit of sunburn as well.
    Monday 22nd,
    Steve Venton and his crew didn’t fair quite so well after their early drive down from London. They did pick up a plaice straight away and followed this up with a small codling. Later the trio added some bream, pout and mackerel to their catch. They must have enjoyed the experience as they were soon back on line to book another trip. When they come down in September there could well be some better cod and whiting to add to the range of species available.

    Coming into the lock

    Jim


  2. Latest from Jim Whippy

    August 2, 2011

    Friday 29th July.
    The boat was out on Friday 29th with Jim and Graham aboard. They pushed out to try the wrecks 12 miles out but found south easterly against the tide made fishing difficult. They only found one cod and the best fish of the day was a 12lb pollack for Graham. He was so pleased to have beaten Jim on the day.

    Monday 1st August

    A Tunbridge Wells angler booked Jim to act as fishing guide and it was just as well as the tides were a massive 7.6m making many of the deep water marks unsuitable to fish. Using sand eels they picked up some pollack on the Horse and Tony got himself a bass. Nice present for his birthday. A spell at anchor produced some black bream and dogs then they had an hour in the goldmine near Beachy Head catching some small plaice and dabs finishing the day on 11 species including a tub gurnard.
    Bass