Chesil Hunter's Fishing Reports

I had a last minute outing to Abbotsbury this morning ,when I arrived it was blowing quite a bit and the sea was choppy with a a dark brown colour but it was  fishable . I didn't really expect to catch much but it's better then staying in watching tv ! The fish that I thought I would catch all turned up but I didn't expect to be catching them all day there was plenty of fish about all be it dog fish ,pout,whiting and loads of rockling  .I tried a lot of different rigs 3 hook clip downs, pulleys, droppers and  a French wire boom just above the weight and nearly all the fish come on the bottom snoods of the 3 hook and wire boom rigs with  black lug and rag/lug mix.

I am off first thing tomorrow morning on a marathon fishing session . I will be targeting a late cod and bass at the first venue. Then after some kip I will move on to another venue to see if I can find any spring plaice .The winds are switching to northerly over Sunday night so the sea should be flat by the morning ,although still dirty.Well that is the plan !! hopefully something decent to report on Monday! REPORT TO FOLLOW HERE........ Well  it was a lovely weekend on the beach sadly the weather was better then the quality of fish coming out .Sunday there was still a big swell and light brown colour to the water which resulted in only one knock on the rod all day so before dark I decided to move on to my next mark ready for some plaice fishing in the morning .As I was camping on the beach  and high tide was at midnight I wasn't going to take any chance of an early kip with sea state  being as it was I wanted to see the tide through for peace of mind! The night fishing was as

I Had a few bass today on short snooded treble clip downs using black lug and blow lug for bait and had them all between 40 and 60 yards out .I also had pout and whiting

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