Viper's Bugloss grows on the salt marsh next to the beach
there's something addictive about watching the rod tips for bites
Col was doing well, it seemed like every time i looked round he was into yet another flounder
i was struggling on the other hand, only managing the odd flounder, but did get a nice one on the flowing trace
later in the afternoon i had a wee move up the beach to a bit of rippled sand and started to pick up a few more flounder. Unfortunately no sign of any Turbot today,big or small, we'll just have to keep trying until we get a good one.
the beach did throw up one surprise at the days end, a fine sea trout
i wish i had caught it on the fly rod rather than a 2-4 oz bass rod! still nice to see though.
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Sweet plus that trout. Almost like a salmon.
ReplyDeleteThanks Alan, It's mouth was full of sprats about the same size as my strip of mackerel, a bar of silver.
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