A quick fishing foray to see if there are any fish about!

I had a few hours fishing on the Ha’penny pier yesterday afternoon. It was a calm murky drizzly sort of day. No one else was fishing so I had the pier to myself. I now know why. No fish, no bites, nada! I had the best sort of bait which was live shrimp that I had caught in the local boating lake. I use a small dip net and I can catch enough in five minutes for a few hours fishing.
I fished for about 3 hours and came home. It was all very pleasant but there was no activity on the fish front whatsoever. Better luck next time. I spent most of my time throwing a few shrimp at a tame Turnstone (see pics)

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7 Responses to “A quick fishing foray to see if there are any fish about!”

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  5. Peter Emsden Says:
    February 27th, 2010 at 5:20 pm

    Hello,
    I have viewed your site with much interest,I am a keen angler myslef and I would like to have a go at digging Lug. I live in Suffolk just north of Ipswich town called Saxmundham would you have any idea on where I can dig lug in the Ipswich area ?? any info would be much preciated.

    Regards

    Peter Emsden

  6. admin Says:
    March 3rd, 2010 at 6:36 am

    Hi Peter, thank you for your comment. I am not familiar with the suffolk beaches so I guess the nearest beach would be Wrabness. You can find plenty of Lugworm there. I guess there would be spots on the Suffolk side of the River Stour as well. Holbrook, Stutton for example. Good luck. Cheers,
    Paul

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