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I'm thinkng of this topic to be used to show a mark of yours (hopefully as disguided as possible) and get others to tell you how they would fish it.
My mark I'd like advice on is hopefully not too recognisable to local people (Tiddler and Hawthorn excluded, come up here this summer), but even if it is recognised I haven't really fished it yet and have not had a Bass to date from here. It's one I picked out recently and although I went down for a few sessions, the water was filthy and cold so I wasn't expecting anything, but it could be usefull next summer.
The images start from the left (North East) to the right (South East)
I've circled the casting position on the second and third picture, the rocks below that you see in the other pictures are about a meter down at high tide and the water will be at your toes. So you have a depth of probably 30 cms to two and and a half over the reef, probably a meter at your feet.
The edges of the reef are about a six foot drop down and I will try fishing them at low water, but as the first ten feet surounding the rocks are proper thick heavy kelp I'll just be trying surface lures and weedless plastics.
My mark I'd like advice on is hopefully not too recognisable to local people (Tiddler and Hawthorn excluded, come up here this summer), but even if it is recognised I haven't really fished it yet and have not had a Bass to date from here. It's one I picked out recently and although I went down for a few sessions, the water was filthy and cold so I wasn't expecting anything, but it could be usefull next summer.
The images start from the left (North East) to the right (South East)
I've circled the casting position on the second and third picture, the rocks below that you see in the other pictures are about a meter down at high tide and the water will be at your toes. So you have a depth of probably 30 cms to two and and a half over the reef, probably a meter at your feet.
The edges of the reef are about a six foot drop down and I will try fishing them at low water, but as the first ten feet surounding the rocks are proper thick heavy kelp I'll just be trying surface lures and weedless plastics.