Up at stupid o’clock this morning for some weird reason only my body knows but lummy its already warm and the shower I had has left me feeling like erm, I need another shower to get over the 1st one. Summat tells me its gonna be an arse burner out there on the wall especially if yesterdays pink to red bodies I saw on the wall is owt to go by. please pack sun cream and plenty of sensible fluids, that sun is unforgiving.
SO what has been going on since , well , since yesterday!

Well with regards up to day wall info a quick catch up on the first bay allowed me to get a report from Sunday morning and the first few bays that did actually have fish caught with the bays doing well Im told Sunday morning and YUP, yesterday morning for the same people with said bay Sunday doing well for bream, wrasse, blennies and some other various micro species for the family, well DAD and lad that fished there both days so Sunday turned into a top and bottom job for seemingly the only catch info I could gather at the time. There may have been other stuff but if I dont meet the people catching I cant really confirm catches on a he said she said basis.
*edit* I forgot to add here that there was a bass caught on the lower bays by two young lads fishing bay 3, unfortunately the only details I got of it was it was decent and kept.!
A perfect example of that was yesterday when I was told that some dude, now forever known as Mr X, when leaving and walking along the upper level told a regular that a couple of mullet and some plaice were caught on the higher bays. They may well have been BUT the report sounds very much like what ROY A caught up there on Sunday so can only tag it as potentially caught but not confirmed.

Yesterdays story was very much though a repeat of Sundays pattern on the wall. Very hot, very exposed in the bright sunshine and very few people (when I was there) having any fish to report. I did confirm that a mackerel was caught just after lunch but again suspect it likely was the only one caught & I still suspect we will see mackerel arriving around the 20th of the month. It’s only an estimate and not a Nostradamus prediction so If I am wrong please don’t gloat as I don’t come equipped with a fish finer weather type indicator stuck up my Jaxi 🙂

Also similar to Sundays report now that I have been made aware of the lower bay catches on Sunday were more bream, Wrasse, and plaice again caught on the higher bays making the 2 days a tale of top N bottom as far as catches go with very little reported in between.

As a final comment from the last couple of days there seems to have been an alarming increase of “dumped” fishing line on the walls. Sun & Mon I managed to fill more than one of my jacket pockets each day with discarded line and I don’t mean just a bit of trimmed line I mean yards of the stuff carelessly left in the fishing bays. A bit here and there I can understand and often is sort of expected but the sheer amounts being carelessly left is unnecessary especially as people usually take their rubbish with or tie into a bag on the wall.

We have line bins on both walls (when open)the line gets recycled and is collected from beaches and venues all over the country and also a few abroad. If you wish to know more please check out the website -> https://www.anglers-nlrs.co.uk/
Waste line on the walls can be dangerous for wildlife and not just the seabirds that can easily get tangled and in some cases hooked up from poorly discarded line and rigs, on the beaches it has become common for dogs to end up with hooks embedded in mouths and paws and all sorts of animal life is put at risk from discards of line, rigs and hooks so please, a bit more care when packing up, check your area before you leave and if there are any line discards, put them in a line recycle bin please. On the east the bin is straight across from the cafe fixed to the wall on the left as you leave via the white gate TY.

And with that I will sign off until the next one and bid you all ADIEU
F