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Old 06 November 2015, 21:53   #1
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Hello all
Does anyone fish from their sib within the bristol chanel???
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Old 07 November 2015, 07:01   #2
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Staying very close to shore. i would not take a sib into the main river or the current!!
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Old 07 November 2015, 08:47   #3
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Staying very close to shore. i would not take a sib into the main river or the current!!
VERY good advice....especially this time of year!
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Old 07 November 2015, 17:12   #4
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Hi Pabs, I do, launching from Ilfracombe or Combe Martin, Combe in particular seems to have a relatively friendly tidal run, sheltered between Hangman and the tip of Watermouth rocks I guess, caught some decent Pollack, Bull Huss etc, not a single Mackeral all year though unbelievable really.
from March onwards there is a nice launch point at Watermouth Cove, £9-00 a launch I believe.

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Old 08 November 2015, 08:32   #5
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Hi Cantona
Do you fish through the winter?, obviously weather permitting as often the fishing is quite
good during the colder months.
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Old 08 November 2015, 14:11   #6
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If We can get out over Christmas it would be nice, obviously weather and wind dependant
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