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Old 09 June 2009, 20:02   #1
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ok guys offer up your gems. i'm looking to go fishing this friday in the solent vicinity and wanted to know the best spots. i'll be using mackerel strip for bait and would love to catch a bass or sea bream if possible. trouble is i don't know the best places to start. so any help would be greatly appreciated, just rough locations will do, or better still coordinates
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this should help Boulder patch has had some good bream
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Old 11 June 2009, 12:31   #3
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ok you miserable sods (other than Lurcher) either you don't fish or you just don't want to let on where you get yer fish suppers!

if i get a boat load tomorrow i'm not sharing the location with any of you!
but i might just post a picture to make you all feel sick

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I'm shooting over to Wooten Creek tomorrow and will stop to catch some Mackerel on the way back home. So will keep an eye out.

PS.....Not that I know of any particular place that is better than anywhere else. Most keep their spots secret, but I would try the area's marked on the map or drift langston entrance for the odd Bass or two if your lucky. Smoothound are plenty and Rays are starting to appear.

Give me a call on 77 at about 2 ish
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Hi Lewy,

Try near the entrance to Cowes when the tide is in full flow - if you can see seagulls diving you'll probably catch something. I caught a 1kg Bass there 2 weeks ago with a simple spinner....

Also try the eastern edge of the channel, just at the drop, to the east of Calshot Spit lightbouy. There often seems to be quite a few fishing type boats there.
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I'm shooting over to Wooten Creek tomorrow and will stop to catch some Mackerel on the way back home. So will keep an eye out.
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Mackerel where jumping out the water around the Fort. Had plenty before we headed back. Delicious
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Its a wonder you had time for fishing it was arfter three when you left the pub?
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Its a wonder you had time for fishing it was arfter three when you left the pub?
Ha, you should have let yourself be known. Stingray popped in for a quick one.
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We passed in the creek ?
As thay say in the building trade having a day for the queen I trust you had an enjoyable one
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