So anyone remember the pun about the Fakarwe tribe? It goes summat like..
where are we ? we almost , more like where the fk are we ?but hey that does sorta feel like the phrase of the day.
So STATE OF THE WALLS.. where the fk are we ! when it comes too the walls being ready too open.
welllll….. as some may be aware and other hardly shocked there seems too be an issue in the marina with water pressure, or at least the pressure of the water that would feed the jet washer on the east wall meaning…
YUP jet washing on the east has been delayed and the issue was reported a couple of weeks back when Mark tried too get the east sorted.

And so, everything got carted over too the west wall and jet washing was began on that side, It was going well until.. guess what…. yup a lack of water pressure.
Another jet washer has been sourced that takes its water from a water butt so I guess it will be a case of ferrying water back n forth for the duration.

On the up side, although jet washing has halted for a couple of days due too high winds it is hoped to get the main part of the west too the toilet block done on a few days.
The extension will get done at a later date but we hope too have the west open fairly soon and hopeffully then get all the gear back onto the east.
That is about as much info as I have today, and so, with that, until the next post I will bid you all ADIEU
F

The expected start too jet washing didnt begin as planed due to shown forecasts for the week. It would have been somewhat pointless getting all the gear too the wall and going through the process of setting up to then get blown off by weather/wind direction changes one or 2 days into the job.

Firstly not much would get done, and packing up gear in poor conditions as waves fired up through the V’s doesnt make for a safe or pleasant process. !
We do have a clearer spell ahead and having spoke with mark yesterday (fri) the plan is too have another go at it all either this sunday or Monday.

Mark has checked over and walked both walls this week too get a clearer picture of damages to either wall and also the levels of algae that will need sorting prior too either wall opening too the public and anglers in particular.

So what is the state of play on the walls as I type this up ?

On the East wall (long one)
the algae build up is effectively in every bay from 1 to 60, even 74 hasnt escaped it this year. Damage wise there are a few red posts that have been fully taken out by weather conditions and no doubt flying debris and will need replacing and fully rewiring. Needless too say the footing around the post sites will need too be made safe for this work too be done so I cant atm give an accurate idea on when access above the 30’s will be.
Initial plan is hopefully too get 15-20 bays sorted and then opened, but there are also minor repairs too concrete structuring scattered all along the east either on upper or lower levels. the usual pot holes will also need doing as well as some sections of damage too the edges of the pathway between the upper & lower sections between the wall break sections where there are horizontal red bars that are commonly climbed over !

It will take time too get into shape but as has often happened we hope too use a rolling open up process again too gradually work along the full length of the wall jet washing, replacing posts and the many wires lost and fixing structural damage as we process.

Time scale for the east ?
Right now hard too say as Mark hasnt shared the full extent with me but hopefully a few days into the process I can get up there n take a looksee for myself.
The first 20 bays ? if no structural damage may get opened fairly quickly but other than crossing my fingers as I type I really can only guess as much as you reading this.

Ok so what about the West wall ?
Again as said Mark has walked both walls and on the west I have some better news for everyone. Due too the extensive work last year on the WEST the wall is (bar algae) in a decent state of repair although the extension was only visually checked from the toilet block level.
Obviously there is heavy algae on the upper and lower that will need sorting but the standard pot hole repair list is somewhat lower than has been the case over the last few years.

At time of typing the focus will be on the EAST wall and I’m not aware of any date too start work on the west so will not even take a stab at how soon that side’s work will begin.

Shop hours as far as I am aware are listed in the shop window and suggest either ring them prior too visiting or at least get there before md day. With the walls closed their trade is much much lower than normal and their opening hours will fluctuate on tides/trade and even weather forecasts.

Out of shop hours I do carry frozen baits of squid/mackerel/ and black as well as a fair bit of end tackle & weights of all sorts, so if in need if you dont have my number I can be emailed through the homepage link and can get something sorted for you.

Thats it for today, and so, yep I gonna say it….
Until next time I will bid you all ADIEU
F

Mark is currently on holiday and plan was too begin jet washing once he is back. Needless to say this is also subject too the weather playing nice.
Once sufficient of the wall is ready it will open most likely on a rolling basis as the jetwashing progresses.
Until the next announcement the walls will remain closed .
F

Just a few quick lines here today as not a huge amount too say tbh.
Firstly the standard stuff in that I hope for those that celebrate Christmas you all had a decent one. And too follow that a big happy new year from myself. May this year be a step up on the last for you all.

As too the marina or more specifically the fishing walls, are they open ?
well,
The WEST WALL is closed and probably will remain so until the Spring clean up and repairs(if any) are done.
Over on the EAST WALL ,Mark hopes too open daily and maintain the first 20 bays for anyone wishing too fish the wall. Winter hours are atm, 7.30am and close at 4.30pm

needless too say, heavy frosts or snow will impact what is or isnt open but where possible the EAST WALL should stay open.
Please check with the shop (phone em) if you need bait, tackle or gear in general as no doubt they will only be open limited hours while trade is very slow.

Catchwise its mostly whiting , dogs & a bass or two and I understand there are herring out there too be had, mostly over the high tides but its not exclusively then.
There are reports from Devon & Cornwall that some are catching mackerel still and tbh that is not a big surprise but on looking around yesterday I must say the water conditions are very good and a decent emerald colour too the sea at the moment so dont be over shocked if someone has a mackerel or two locally even if mainly too bait set ups rather than feathers.

if anyone needs anything from me, emails here come too me, Im on FB and FB messenger or , simply ask a warden too give me a ring

Thats it from me for today, I hope last nights party goers are not suffering too much tooday as that sunshine must be a beast fir those hungover !
HNY folks and until the next post I will bid you all ADIEU
F

dog day Afternoon

As the title suggests, Mark has managed too engineer some wall scrubbing and got the 1st 20 bays of the east in some sort of state too open.
I took a look see down there yesterday and it still amazes me at how fast conditions can change in a few weeks yet alone a few days. With storms and heavy rain over the last 2-3 weeks we have had near perfect temps on the wall alongside the dampness too produce a very heavy spread of algae that can now be seen as low as the 2nd bay and by bay 20 is quite heavy on the wall. Combine this with now constant wet or damp conditions from frost, sun, tides and indeed rain and it all means that the algae has a firm and relentless grip on the walls.

Now I realise if we get a couple of calm dry days people then seem too think those days will be utilised with a steel broom pounding the wall but the reality is that actually having time and even the energy too get out there in winter and break backs too scrub for 3-4 days so that we could possibly be safe enough too open VS the weather in the UK that can turn on a sixpence (yes one for us old farts)… well you get the picture, we can scrub the walls for 4 days only too see that work undone with one night of rain and ideal day temps that see the algae act like fekin triffids.

And so, yes we have a window, the wall isnt perfect so anyone fishing please take note of your footings as much of the wall higher up is now a shiny black coated death trap BUT, coz there is always a but… & so, BUT we do have bays open 1-20 atm but they could also Vanish as fast as they get put into use.

the east is open today (saturday) as I type 7-5pm and also open on Sunday also 7 til 5pm. for obvious reason we will keep the east open , or at least as much as we can for as long and often as we can but winter weather often fails too do us any real favour where the algae build and storm damages are concerned.

On rolling up the wall yesterday i was quite surprised at the lack of major damage as far as the wires and posts are concerned and a quick check/glance tells me again at time of typing that so far only 2 wires on the red posts need sorting so fingers crossed it stays that way though the next couple of months.

The cafe did open yesterday afternoon for those wanting too get warm drinks and he is aware the east is open today and Sunday so fully expect him too be open at least part of today and tomorrow.

As I type I dont know if Mark has plans too open next week but I suspect most likely yes at least some of the time and as soon as I know I will edit this post and put up latest info.
UPDATED INFO EAST OPEN Mon Tues Wed next week

I make no apologies (this time) for a lack of posts, mostly due too the fact that the walls have been closed and there has been very little info too post here.
CATCH wise while I was down yesterday I saw 4 people with rods out, very brown soup coloured water and a lot of standing water on the walls either from tide or recent rains so again please be aware there may be slippery areas underfoot, if you have balance issues or are somewhat unsteady on your feet an alternative venue may be advisable.

as too yesterdays catches, well the secondary title up top should give you a clue as too what is going on down there, or was when I rolled through and the word of the day was DOGFISH. Now I bet you are soooo pleased you came here too read the obvious !.
I shant be on the walls today or tomorrow, today BHA are at home to Sunderland and tomorrow got a family pre crimbo gathering being as Christmas day some are doing their own things and thus we can do the standard swap bags with presents in them.

I have deliberately left the C word until this late as I am aware some dont celebrate Christmas or as the yanks put it “holiday season” for various reasons, religion, or lack of or even personal reasons that make this time of year hard too tolerate as it carries reminders and triggers some would prefer too avoid.
And thus I will say I hope you all manage too have the best you can for this time of year and for those who try too avoid, I hope the pain is not too intense and you can at least find someone too share time with for at least part of the seasonal holiday.

on the personal side I will have my 2 boys at home for Christmas day and it seems the wife has decided she will be kicking everyone out for a few hrs Christmas eve so I think the plan is a few beers in the snooker club down the marina, so if anyone reading is local on Wednesday you are welcome too pop down and join or at least say hi

Have a good one folks, or at least the best you can expect
wall opening
sat 20, 7-5pm
sun 21, 7-5pm
mon 22, 7-5pm
Tues 23, 7-5pm
Wed 24, 7-5pm
Thurs Crimbo day SHUT
Fri boxing day SHUT

thats it folks, if i dont post again I will see you after the fuss is over, and so, I will as usual bid you all ADIEU
F

A common question though rarely asked here but often asked on the facebook group as we crawl into the winter months. The numbers on the wall tail off almost as much as the days we manage too have one or part of one wall open and the weather takes its toll on the general state of the wall. The pesky algae has often reached a stage where it is unsafe too open large chunks of the wall and combatting it takes longer too remove it than the speed it returns.
October & November have been unusually mild even if the blows and storms haven’t let up in frequency and we are slowly losing the battle too keep bays safe and algae at a manageable level. The irony of a poor year on fish numbers and the fact that we have still had access to the WEST wall, granted very limited for occasional night fishing is extremely unusual.

So, how does todays title relate too days open other than the obvious of erm its not Summer dude so naturally less will want too fish in the cold of winter ? Well a regular angler(Chris H) this year on the wall put over the comment and observation of the lack of catch reports on the marina groups facebook regarding the lack of catch reports and if you look at it he does have a very valid point.
While we may be into the winter months people do still have access too fish at least one wall & v occasionally atm access too both. Yes people are fishing it so you would think that with over 5k members on the FB group there would be at least a few more posts and catch reports, even the blanks are as such catch reports and when things are quiet, much like the supermarket adverts… every little helps.

Now, I tend too agree with him and as admin I also often see why there is a lack of posts. Some ppl are shy and just want too stay anonymous so they read, pick bits of info where they can and get on with their usual routines then go fishing and come too the blog reports & fbook groups too see how others got on. They then neglect or overlook that even their perhaps small report of a blank add too the communal posts and in their own way perhaps encourage others too post.
YUP i get that ppl are wary of posting, lets face it there are enough knobbers on FB that are happy too flame a post or have a dig about sizes etc and yes it has been an issue in the past that put people off. Lets face it, its bad enough trying too catch fish these days yet alone stick ya neck out for the arse wipes too line up and have a go. but, (coz there is always a BUT) the group had changed a bit this last 18 months. One or 2 diks have been removed and admin members are a bit more vigilant on posts and their replies.

There is protection for posters and flame type posts will get removed with offenders being warned and/or removed from the group. I have little too no tolerance of people flaming posts and maintain that if someone has an issue with a post they speak too the posted in private message & dont flame a post. All abusive posters will get removed. The marina fb group is about fishing reports and not there for idiots too hassle posters so please folks,…. if you use the FB group and have been out fishing, share it with us all. Even a blank can be dressed up too create a report of sorts. We have a multi cultural and multi racial group of anglers and the only word of real meaning there is “ANGLERS” so please, next time you visit the group to see how others got on and you was down there visiting or even fishing, drop a line or two in the group and say hi to everyone.

Sermon done, did I visit yesterday ?, yup I did even if my head was screaming too me , oi , moron, do ya know how freakin cold it is ? duh brain I know Im here aint I ?
And so, todays dose of waffle truly begins.
I reached the cafe mid afternoon too be greeted as usual by the 2 stupid dogs (they not really) & as usual Pepsi determined too sit on my lap and get 1st go at the biscuits I carry in my pocket. A quick chat with the guy running the cafe( I really should get his name fixed in my head) & a biscuit or two each for the mutts and onto the wall.
Three regulars were on the first couple of bays and I gather they had a couple of congers although I neglected too get a size estimate while I gossiped ! Bay 5 another regular had got himself a 3-4lb Bass for tea but general feeling was “things seem quiet.” The water colour was decent after 3 days of blows I had expected far more colour and a brisk northerly wind was not only chilling the air but was also putting a bit of chop too the water surface.

The down side of winter catch reports is often the lack of anglers and regularly a general lack of catch info so it was encouraging too see 12-16 anglers on the wall and a few more arriving by time I was leaving. Like yesterday today Mark has opened the wall until 10pm tonight for as Mark puts it “Squidding”
The answer too the next obvious question is YES there were squid caught last night, I dont have any numbers but yes there are still squid too be caught and my head is still struggling with the idea of not only s the east still open on a regular basis this deep into the year but that there is something else out there still too be caught other than the standard “winter mackerel” of whiting and soon too be followed by Craigs old fav of Rockling(hmmm that gives me an idea)

After chats with a few familiar faces it seemed as if yesterday was highlighted as a “whiting sort of day” of which some were decent looking fish and also a healthy size for eating. Close behind the whiting came a few conger catches and also a few dropped, a splash of schoolie bass and just too compliment the whiting some pout that seems too have become the winter bait stealer supreme. Down the sides there are still micro species of blennies and scorpion fish and as recently as 4 days there have been the occasional herring and mackerel.

All in all quite varied for only a few anglers and for those that can manage the colder conditions (unlike the old fart I am becoming) there is still a fair bit of activity in the water.
The EAST after today will be closed upto and including Saturday (unless forecast changes) and the EAST should be back open Sunday morning after a quick once over by the duty warden.

Other than a quick re reminder too share a report or 2 on the FB group I will sign off as usual , and thus, until the next one I will bid you all ADIEU
F

so, a quick write up before I pootle off to watch the Brighton home game.
hit the wall yesterday on the new wheels , yes the beast aka Christine has gone, and expecting the lower wall too be packed was suprised too only see a few regulars on the lower bays squidding. Turns out the comp was moved up a few bays too begin at bay 14.
Unfortunately for the comp the fishing mid November in near crystal clear waters chose not too play for them although there was a fairly varied species list and did clock one member of the event measuring off a goby! yep every MM counted yesterday.

catch wise its a shame the comp wouldn’t allow squid as they may have racked up quite a few but alass lures were not allowed. While talking too a few o the guys It was revealed that the potential and most likely winner didnt win due too I gather the lack of a drop net.
so what was it that got dropped or threw the hook b4 the net could erm , cough, be dropped ? twas a lump of a garfish described by a fe as huge and forgive me gents if I get the estimate of well over 2.5 lb my memory plays silly games on me. Sadly the gar was missed and fishing for them was challenging or as another put it… “fkn shyte m8”

Plenty of squid prior too the high tide and they largely ticked over for most of the day and were doing well on the lower bays. lots of ink visible on the wll yesterday afternoon and Im guesing the evidence will be washed away by this weekends blows.
WALL MAY open on TUES subject too the conditions and usual checks.

Regulars John H, and Matt B fished 74 and both had pics of what looked like the same plaice so unsure if there were 2 lumps of plaice or one but I will ask a few questions & confirm with a pic on the gallery during the next few days. Also up there was caught a guilt head bream which this year have been regular catches since march this year and good too see them recovering old nesting areas.

And thus a round up of the days fish run too , plenty off squid in daylight (as well as after dark) bass(high and low bays) pout, blennies, gobies and scorpion fish, a handful of scattered plaice some dogs and a hound pup, a fat but dropped gar fish, Im told some herring but not sure of the window they were caught in but there defo was a few landed.
all in all a tough day fishing and no doubt here that as John H said too me , “the water needed a bit of colour in it” I suspect the clear water has even confused the fish, so unusual for it not too be brown water this time of year, I guess after the next week of ups and downs the water will revert too the brown we all know so well.

Ovefffffffff

Over on thethe west an unusual oppertunity saw the wall open and although I ws only over there for a short while there were squid from the off in good numbers and a couple of early strap congers and regular Lee posted a pic of what is his personal best in a decent lump of giant sea slug aka conger. It was quickly returned after a quick pic so wasnt weighed.

Thats it from me for this weekend, off too the game shortly so until the next one I will bid you all ADIEU
F

Not only is it comp day its CRUNCHIE day.. yaaayyyyyyyyyy, thank Friday its crunchie !

On a more serious note, there is an event(Barclays bank comp) on the east using bays 5-25 so please stay clear and use other bays open.
the west will be open tonight as a one off from 6pm tonight and close as the weather craps in the morning AND THEN BOTH WALLS WILL BE CLOSED THIS WEEKEND.

Fishing wise this week has been a case of ok, decent, good, poor and today don’t know but will find out in a while I guess.
Yesterday there was very little happening other than a couple of dudes (regulars) doing well on the squid in what remains freakishly clear water for mid November, yep you can see all the sand patches as the tide drops and not the usual (for Nov) brown Windsor soup that is normal.

Temps out there are baltic so add extra layers of clothing folks or the dudes are gonna lose them brass monkey parts, the ladies I fear may lose a nipple or two it is that cold out there. WED saw a very good day on the squid during the day and lower bays yesterday were also doing ok for them while there was enough water too cast a lure.
Other species yesterday were sort of one of each almost, being Plaice, pout, a scad and a couple of minors down the side. There are still bass & congers aout and may be interesting too see how this event manages today in that will be challenging conditions.
Mondays late opening was scrapped due too lack of numbers & no point paying a warden too hang about when only 1 person on the wall at 4pm.

Reports of herring over in Seaford this week, I cant say I am surprised as they do often herald the first cold snap of the year, never quite sure which will show first so best pack a pack of sabikis for a slow jig down the side. usually they show just prior too the high tides and often it is a small window of chance too get them as they can be in and gone with in 10-15mins. A case of right time & place but I found bays 17 to 22 tend too do well for them.

Extremely unusual too have any of the wall open yet alone both for this time of year and although I do here whispers and moans about how the walls are run and the usual “oh fings aint wot they used too be.. blah blah bloody blah Mark is doing a decent job of running the walls in very challenging conditions. Worst fishing for years, loss of the busiest wall most of the year, lack of jet washing chances for the west and that is without some of the shit that goes on in the background.
He has gone out of his way too run bonus later openings on the east and also managed too get the west open when rightly under normal or past conditions anglers would have been told

“quite simply its shut” or, not open too discussion, the wall is shut, so please if you are reading this and looking too have a whine about how “things are now” give ya head a wobble, when was the last time anyone fished the wall mid November ? yea , almost never. Give the dude a break and get on with your fishing.

I will be on the wall later with some bait & bits n bobs once the shop has shut and if the trade is there the cafe will stay open a bit longer today for folks needing a warm cuppa.
On that note, while I dont have the café number (keep forgetting to ask)I am told if things are not too busy he will take orders for the wall and if you leave a mobile he will either call you when food is ready or if you bods are very lucky he may even bring up onto the wall so be nice too the café staff. its feggin cold in that cabin and they are trying too help, this time in past years the cafe has been shut for the season so if ya remember , tellem how nice it is too have the cafe open this time of year. a little TY goes a long way folks.

thats it for today, Im down on the east in a bit and then may roll over too the west about 6ish if I can cope with the cold and so, until the next one I will unusually late in the year bid you all ADIEU
F

p.s. both walls closed Sat, Sun, Mon

Update from Mark,
we have a private comp on the EAST WALL Friday daytime from bay 5 to 25 until 4pm. It is hoped if dry too have upper section of wall also open too day anglers.
Also Friday mark will Assess the WEST WALL for a potential night fishing opening but it wont be posted as a confirm until Friday morning

While it has been calm and the number of “willing” anglers there Mark has been opening or a least keeping the east open sometimes longer than posted times. often these openings are last minute and usually based on stated interest mostly for squidding
where/when possible I will post too the homepage and FB group if I have enough warning.

I didnt venture down onto the wall yesterday as I was getting “Christine” ready too be returned too wherever demon mobility scooters end up (shoved in a compacter i hope) and hopefully today I get a visit from Monarch about a new one that works normally.
Sunday there was only a handfull fishing but as I was leaving a few were ariving and looked like they would be having go for squid as from what I can see quite a few squid wer caught once the light dropped.

As said, yesterday I was getting the demon scooter ready for return and as I type just gone mid day I am awaiting a knock at the door from Monarch who are bringing a different scooter for my use. If not too late I will try and make a late afternoon run but it is beginning too look like a case of “not today”
Time will tell.
Im told that yesterday was quite good for squid and cuttle during the day but lack of numbers yesterday meant it wasnt viable too keep the wall open into darkness.
This week does look like the last of the decent weather and daytime temps are dropping quite rapidly. After this weekend we have what looks like another series of blows and I suspect that will put paid too any squidding hopes…. but , who knows as we drift somewhat into uncharted waters so to speak.

Thats it folks , and so until the next one I will as per bid you all good day and ADIEU
F

….. another dollar. yea ok I cba too think up a clever title that has some bearing on the post , but hey, shit happens , its only the depths that vary 😉
So whats been happening ?, for those in the know I can happily say the flipping QUAD behaved itself yesterday… thankfully. For those wondering what happened, well the quad should be renamed and called “Christine” because after Saturdays 2 incidents I swear it may be possessed.

I didn’t mention it yesterday as I was waffling on about the great British obsession of weather talk, but I swear the scooter is haunted or summat, thank fk its being given back hopefully as soon as tomorrow! On Saturday as I approached the east side gate I was greeted by the cafe’s two dogs with “Pepsi”(the black one” jumping up onto my lap hunting the dog biscuits I carry and so, a gentle roll too the gate & the mutt jumps off I take my hand off the accelerator/reverse lever and the scooter starts too slowly roll backwards!
The cafe owner’s quick thinking saw him stick his hands on the back of the seat to stop it as im thinking WTF perhaps the “free wheel” plunger on the scooter had worked loose hence the roll back. A swift check to realise it was fine but for some reason it haddnt applied brakes as it should when the motor is as such in neutral.

And thus having rolled back a bit I pushed the lever on scooter to go again forwards a little so I can get off and unlock the side gate… all well and good & smug me figured turn the thing off so it wont roll and then open the gate.
now at this point you just know something’s gonna happen dont ya.. unlike muggins here! Me, I go too turn the scooter off and succeed but did it turn off ? well yes followed by the biggest BUT/WTF in my life because the scooter gained a flipping life of its own and while turned off shot backwards, yes in revers but at the speed it goes forwards at full pelt… fooooookkkkkkkkkkkk get out the bloody way ppl this things gone mad. never ever has the scooter gone reverse at 8mph and trust me in fractions of seconds the freakin thing was firmly aiming at the cafe tables spooking the 2 people sat there, myself, the cafe owner and the lady in the cafe and anyone close by as I shouted warnings (or at least I think I did, hope I did) As this 5 seconds of absolute mayhem was happening and people scattering ive got my feet on the floor drying to stop the beast or at least slow the thing down while grabbing the brake lever.(yes its got a brake lever similar too a bike)

Im fairly sure it was the first time ever that I had grabbed the brake in earnest and as the scooter came too a halt I swear you could not only hear my heart thumping but could also see it hanging out of my gob..wtf, jebus creepus I think the scooter managed too shit about 10 people up in 2.5 seconds. After a rapid turning of the key on/off a few times I carefully let the brake go and the flipping thing thankfully stayed still. How did it happen ? fek knows but even the cafe owner said it was clearly off as he saw the power lights go off so even this morning I have no idea what happened. After that bit of fun I went onto the wall as normal and on way back looked at the ramp out & thought … well here goes and as normal went halfway up the ramp n let the lever go as normal aannnnnnd yep it slowly started rolling backwards & the bloody motor again kicked in at full throttle in revers… ooohhhhhh feeeeekkkk nooooo 2-3 seconds of panic as again I had too grab for the brake and stop “Christine” before it hit the wires on the “V” ! bloody hell why me ! Some dude on the upper level saw it happen and asked if I was ok etc and a bit shaken up parked the scooter on the ramp sideways on taking no chances as I got off & opened the gate too get off the wall. Do I trust the scooter ? no, do I keep using it , well yea little choice as I cant walk far without blowing my lungs but thank fek its finally going. What happened and how I have no idea and I swear the damn thing is cursed !

Why am I telling you all of this ? well tbh the fishing report is not exactly much worth reading.

Lovely clear water, quite miraculous for mid November . only a handful of people on the wall and the entire catch report is summed up in 2 words and no its not “fek all”, its ONE SQUID. I have no idea if anything else was caught but no doubt once it got dark the squid and possibly conger & sole got active as Mark again last minute(posted Sat evening) sorta thing set a 10pm close which is why at weekends in particular it is worth checking for last minute updates either here or facebook.
And with that I will sign off in the usual manner and thus, until the next one… I bid you all ADIEU
F