Fleetwood Noob

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One other thing though, it was proper windy and the channel was flowing good and proper would not have seen the rod tip twitching for the wind :(
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Questions :)
1. Where's best for collecting peelers?
2. Low water today was 3m and I managed to dig loads of lugworm but not many blacks. Was up near chatsworth ave (Fleetwood) is there somewhere local where i can dig black when the tides are poor?
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svenbren wrote:i have seen and smelt jp,s 10 year frozen/refrozen old lug and it has caught there but i with shacky on this peeler is a must here for a non blanking session ;)
How did you get on this evening Bren ?

Fleetwood Channel with any bait on the size of tides this week was THE best chance of catching on The Fylde Coast, with our without Peeler. Would not even have tried anywhere else.
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Jammie wrote:Questions :)
1. Where's best for collecting peelers?
I usually collect mine from Shacky or Dave Kam :)
People on here generally go to North Wales to collect their crabs.
Jammie wrote:Questions :)
2. Low water today was 3m and I managed to dig loads of lugworm but not many blacks. Was up near chatsworth ave (Fleetwood) is there somewhere local where i can dig black when the tides are poor?
You should have been able to get some Black if you walked up from Chatsworth to Rossall Point. Even small tides should uncover some of the black beds up that way, only about 10mins walk Northwards from Chatsworth Road.
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John Petersen wrote:
svenbren wrote:i have seen and smelt jp,s 10 year frozen/refrozen old lug and it has caught there but i with shacky on this peeler is a must here for a non blanking session ;)
How did you get on this evening Bren ?

Fleetwood Channel with any bait on the size of tides this week was THE best chance of catching on The Fylde Coast, with our without Peeler. Would not even have tried anywhere else.

:lol: :lol: i blanked john ;) must admit your fish was a specimen to brag about for years to come will put picture on tomorrow ;)
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You should have been able to get some Black if you walked up from Chatsworth to Rossall Point. Even small tides should uncover some of the black beds up that way, only about 10mins walk Northwards from Chatsworth Road.

Is that towards the old coastguard look-out?
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Jammie wrote:You should have been able to get some Black if you walked up from Chatsworth to Rossall Point. Even small tides should uncover some of the black beds up that way, only about 10mins walk Northwards from Chatsworth Road.

Is that towards the old coastguard look-out?
Sort of, hard to describe as the the coastal defences kind of curve around to the old coastguard look-out.

You want to be by Rossall Scar or above that , it is kind of where the coastal defences and the coastguards would be if it didn't kind of curve away from you !

You can find it as it is the bit with all the little black rocks.

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Has anyone any plans to fish over the weekend and if it would not be to much of a burden I can come along? I will supply all my own gear of course. Jamie
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Sorry from me,

Haydock Races on Saturday with a Workingmens Club.

Watching Red Arrows at Blackpool ( hopefully ) on Sunday.

Times and Tide sizes for Fylde Coast are not good for the weekend either. Now from Monday evening onwards, different story, Westerly Winds and bigger tides. Nice size lows early evening to pump bait and nice size tides coming in and up to high in the dark. Tuesday times look nice. Low tide 6:35 pm, High tide midnight.
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Anyone fishing next week on the Fylde coast?

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Just got back from fishing near Rossall School. Still not caught anything but managed to get a 1/0 hook in the back of my head when my rod rest blew over in the wind :x
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Jammie wrote:Just got back from fishing near Rossall School. Still not caught anything but managed to get a 1/0 hook in the back of my head when my rod rest blew over in the wind :x
;) you and taro should make good fishing partners :lol:
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I,ve heard of using frozen black lug as bait before, but using the kids is a new one on me : :think:
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Is there anyone from the Fleetwod area or planning on fishing the Fylde coast area that could show me how to improve my casting. Any help is greatly appreciated. Cheers Jamie

I have just bought 2 hockey balls and I live directly opposite a playing field and have a rugby pitch over my back garden fence so I can practise freely once I have the basic technique......
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Jammie wrote:Is there anyone from the Fleetwod area or planning on fishing the Fylde coast area that could show me how to improve my casting. Any help is greatly appreciated. Cheers Jamie

I have just bought 2 hockey balls and I live directly opposite a playing field and have a rugby pitch over my back garden fence so I can practise freely once I have the basic technique......
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