fishing

[hermes]

when you cast do you do it direct from behind or out to the side?

Toffee you don't need to cast from a boat when using feathers. You just drop the line straight down (take the rachet off the reel) and your weight will take it down to the sea bed, then you wind it back up a bit and start dipping as Richard said. Generally easier from the sides of the boat as there is more space. We fished a lot in the summer and always seemed to have more luck dipping than trolling, and it's a lot more peaceful as you don't have the engine noise. Most people I saw fishing from the harbour wall used livebait.

 

[Richardp]

you can use a rod, this girl seems happy with one.

 

[WoodYouLike]

That's cause she's got stabilizers

 

[empip]

we took rods on holiday with us and I had a go in the sea, off harbour walls.

I jolly well hope not ! The like of it !!

 

[Spark123]

I can't help but notice, the fella with the camera, does his face looks familiar??

 

[ninebob]

I can't help but notice, the fella with the camera, does his face looks familiar??

Ahhh yes, I see what you mean........

 

[Steve]

I can't help but notice, the fella with the camera, does his face looks familiar??

i was thinking of the hat . . . .

EDIT: ROFL PMSL @ ninebob's edit!

 

[hermes]

Now we know where he gets these pics he keeps posting!

 

[ban-all-sheds]

My assistant had a better view....

 

[Thermo]

You can always get that book toffee that tells you all about it

 

[toffee]

and that book is?

 

[Richardp]

the one by ''Jr Hartley'' but thats fly fishing

 

[Thermo]

he he he

 

[hermes]

the one by ''Jr Hartley'' but thats fly fishing

Tried fishing by those methods but soon got bored of catching flies...not much sport there and they fall through the grill on the barbie.