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Loch Etive - 2 Experts & An Etive Virgin

20th & 22 Aug 2010 - 2 Experts and an Etive Virgin

Arthur, Karl & the Etive Virgin (me) headed up to Loch Etive on Fri afternoon for a 2 night session. We arrived mid afternoon at our choosen mark & set up our bivvies, rods etc for the night ahead.

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Alum Bay Isle of Wight
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Alum Bay lies at the western extremity of the Island and is famous for its coloured sands and views of the needles rocks.The beach is of steep shingle,with a rocky headland known as Hatherwood point at the eastern end and the chalk stacks of the needles at the western end.
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Atherfield, Isle of Wight

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Published on 03-13-2010 12:38 PM

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Atherfield, Isle of Wight. Another Mark to be found on the A3055, Military rd. Coming from Blackgang drive past the carpark for Chale, parking is on the grass verge just before Atherfield Holiday camp The footpath is sign posted and is via Shepherds Chine, reasonably easy descent to the beach.

This is a steep shingle beach stretching from the rocks of Atherfield ledge in the east to Dutchmans point,a very deep water mark in the west.

Many excellent fish have been taken from this section of coast in recent years including several 40lb plus conger, with a best of 64lb. Also Rays can be caught fom the entire length of the beach, though not as good a venue for them as Chale, though the Island record Undulate Ray came from Dutchmans being just over 17lb. Bass are another frequent species with many good specimens taking baits intended for conger. ...

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Chale Bay. Isle of Wight

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Published on 03-15-2010 01:17 PM

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Chale Bay.

This mark can be found along the A3055, military rd running between Blackgang and freshwater bay.

There is plenty of parking in a free carpark on the seaward side of the road. A short walk to the cliff top access is via whale chine there is a sign saying "access to the beach is closed" this sign has been up for at least 10 years, ignore it.

There used to be wooden steps all the way down but due to land slides the bottom half are missing. A track being made by local anglers continues from where the steps end. This is not a venue for people with a fear of heights, also don't attempt during wet weather as the track down is very slippery.
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Cowes Isle of Wight

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Published on 03-14-2010 11:45 PM

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Cowes is the home of the yachtsman, but is also has varied amount of fishing. Starting off in the town fishing from the esplanade and casting into the harbour can produce Bass, Plaice, Flounder, Red Mullet, Thick lipped mullet, Smoothound, Sole and the occasional Codling.

Past the Royal Yacht Squadron on the point you will find a shingle beach, this is a relatively deep water venue, fishing is best at night from half flood up and an hour after.
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Fort Victoria, IOW

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Published on 03-08-2010 02:51 AM

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Fort Victoria is an old Victorian fort is situated about a mile west of Yarmouth.Follow the A3054 out of Yarmouth heading towards Freshwater, over the bridge and the road will bend sharply to the left, going up the hill there is a sign for Fort Victoria, turn into Westhill Lane and follow this to the end, this is Fort Victoria, there is plenty of free parking. It is an ideal spot for a family fishing trip, there is a large barbeque area, cafe, gift shop and marine aquarium on site.
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Sandown,Isle of Wight

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Published on 03-16-2010 03:03 AM

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Sandown. Float fishing from the pier during the summer months produces mackerel,garfish,pollack and the occasional Mullet,use small strips of mackerel or a sliver of sandeel for the mackerel and garfish,ragworm for the pollack and bread for the mullet.

Bottom fishing during the day can produce Plaice and Bass, while at night Pout, sole and Painted ray can be had. The ground is sandy so normal clean ground rigs are suitale, clipped down rigs for distance or running ledger or flappers for closer in. ...

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Shanklin IOW

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Shanklin. Fishing can be difficult during the day because of bathers,so fishing at night is preferred ...

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