Pelyma wrote:

Fish Fingers aren't much fun to catch

not as much fun as getting fishy fingers when you were on a date










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ChrisP wrote:

What do you fish for in the sea,that sounds interesting

Fish I presume......

npinks wrote:

If you wanted to fish that spot there's a perfectly dry bridge just behind you to dangle your line from

Quality

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Pelyma wrote:

Fish Fingers aren't much fun to catch

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not as much fun as getting fishy fingers when you were on a date

Ahhhh reminds me of a mate who when Scampi Fries first appeared on sale in the pub had just finished his first packet, screwed up the empty bag placed it an ashtray and nonchanently leant over placed his fingers under my nose and calmly said "Have you met the girlfriend"

I had a mate who did the same with salt n vinegar he wasn't very bright

My dad still takes delight when introducing me to friends to announce "two things smell of fish, and one of them is our David!....... MY10 TDV6 SE (debadged ), Santorini Black, Flappy paddles, Privacy Glass, 20" Stormers, Mudflaps!

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codfather wrote:

My dad still takes delight when introducing me to friends to announce "two things smell of fish, and one of them is our David!.......

ChrisP wrote:

Pelyma wrote:

Fish Fingers aren't much fun to catch

What do you fish for in the sea,that sounds interesting

Mainly bass, but you can catch mackerel, mullet, garfish some even fish for flatfish. it is a bit daunting at first especially if you are a small water trout person, but in many respects it isn't so different to river fishing in that you are looking for structure and features even techniques are similar just with heavier gear to cast the bigger flies. Pound for pound the bass fight much harder than trout too. I started out with a guide http://www.bass-fishing.co.uk/en/ and fished a few times with him before going it alone.

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The bass there will be easier, mullet are for masochists Have a look on http://www.ukswff.co.uk/ they won't give you spots but some of them will help with tactics. I don't fish for mullet so I'm not much help Porsche Cayenne S Diesel 66 Plate

I've heard there are loads of mullets in Germany

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Seems your fishing trip has caused as more fun on the forum as you had. We probaly both had the same catch at the end of the day