Ahh, I'll just give it twenty minutes I thought, as I grabbed the lure rod, already made up, from the van.
Four top water hits and every one missed.
On went a small, slow sinking plug. First cast, WHACK, a bass was on.
Another bass of a similar size followed quickly.
Today I had another go. Mullet were feeding in the mud pit. I toppled over and broke my fall by flinging out an arm and went up to my elbow in mud. Oh well, that's part and parcel of mullet fishing here.
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I was due to meet Waaaak a bit further down river, so jumped in the van and moved to the next mark. The tide was already pushing in and after having two half decent bass on a small surface lure I went on the hunt for a mullet.
I found a group that looked like they were feeding and put the fly in the right place. A minute or two later the indicator slid away and a fish was on. It thrashed around a bit as I hustled it in, I couldn't hang around as the tide had begun to flood a couple of small creeks and I was in danger of being cut off.
Waaaak arrived and we tried for a bass. We failed, but had two hits on the surface lure and saw a sea trout strike twice, so an interesting session.
Plenty of fish about at the moment, it's a great time of year.
Good watch. I'll put some diesel in next time. I should give the bass ago by Breydon Bridge.
ReplyDeleteDo it Waaaak. Best time of year too.
DeleteNice !! some lovely pics too !!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mick
DeleteVery envious. Love to have that on my doorstep.
ReplyDeleteBloody lucky I know.
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