by Big Kev » Thu Dec 01, 2022 8:12 pm
Time to mong out on a prom again 
main species will be whiting and dabs,with the chance of flounder and codling. The most productive area is usually the stretch 60yds either side of the steps,though it tends to be quantity over quality...the further you go towards Seacombe ferry,the stronger the tidal run gets,plus it can be quite snaggy in parts,but you will have the greater chance of a codling (can anyone remember what they look like 
) Experience tells me that the dabs n flounder can be taken very close in....
Directions....
Booking in will be from 8.40am until 9.10am in the car park by the Eggy Ferry pub at the bottom of Tobin St...CH44 8DF
https://goo.gl/maps/2wd72advwrs4UQUW8
Our site lead maker Mr Steve Duffy will be at this match,so if you would like to purchase any of his excellent leads,send him a message
[b]Time to mong out on a prom again :lol: main species will be whiting and dabs,with the chance of flounder and codling. The most productive area is usually the stretch 60yds either side of the steps,though it tends to be quantity over quality...the further you go towards Seacombe ferry,the stronger the tidal run gets,plus it can be quite snaggy in parts,but you will have the greater chance of a codling (can anyone remember what they look like :?: ) Experience tells me that the dabs n flounder can be taken very close in....
Directions....
Booking in will be from 8.40am until 9.10am in the car park by the Eggy Ferry pub at the bottom of Tobin St...CH44 8DF
https://goo.gl/maps/2wd72advwrs4UQUW8
Our site lead maker Mr Steve Duffy will be at this match,so if you would like to purchase any of his excellent leads,send him a message [/b]