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Alright guys im out for the first time tomorow and was wondering what you guys look for in an early season marcheers guys.
blanked mate but was expecting that really anyway got out to play with the new plastic though i've posted a few pics of the mark on the welsh coast section .by the way loving the z-claw and the patchinko cheers mate.How did you get on Keith?
We saw a number of cormorants working close inshore yesterday and yet we blanked. I think this was due to lack of clarity and low water temps yet we knew the cormorants were onto something....Baitfish would be a good start, either by spotting the fish themselves, or spotting birds. Cormorants active in the area (as opposed to roosting) would normally indicate baitfish present that the Bass could feed on.
Where are you fishing?
Did you fish till 2am? Blimey mate you guys are keen!Of course they wont indicate there is Bass there, but on a stretch of coast where you dont know where to start, starting somewhere where there is obviously a food source of some kind like that is better than just starting closest to the car.
I blanked last night :-(
NUTTERS!!!!! I had a nice early night and will be out again tonight (till a sensible hour) lolGot into bed at 3. I can feel a little lie down under my desk is in order later. Completely shattered
Your right about it been coloured trevor stopped in then continued to the north side of the lleyn still blanked though won't be long till it picks up though now.i was working in criccieth yesterday,the sea was quite rough and the water very coloured,also on the bird thing,cormarants feed on a wide range of things and their presence should not be taken as a given that the kind of fish a bass preys on are there,still a bit early up here and the water temp at in the criccieth/porthmadoc area is a couple of degrees lower than the north lleyn peninsula/ dinas dinlle ,newborough/aberfraw/rhosneigr areas,where bass have started to show to bait.