A dawn session on the river. A calm, humid, misty morning, the silence broken only by the distant calls of oystercatchers and redshanks.
First chuck right on low water and the ragworm was hammered within a few seconds and a furious bass crashed and splashed through the weed before hitting the shore less than a minute after casting out.
The action lasted for an hour, resulting in three decent bass and a surprise wrasse. What a great spot this is.
Wrasse my arse from there...
ReplyDeleteI got a photo.....
DeleteThere will be cliffs and grockles in the background.
ReplyDeleteGo back to your silly bream.
DeleteThere will be cliffs and grockles in the background.
ReplyDeleteThere will be cliffs and grockles in the background.
ReplyDeleteNow, now, calm down. I do like a bit of fog. ATB, John
ReplyDeleteI do too John. It's a weird place out there in the mist. I love it.
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