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Ok, you're standing on the shore looking out across a shallow rocky mark and the sea is almost going sideways at a medium - reasonably fast pace.
So you cast a surface/ultra shallow diving lure up tide, take up majority of slack and watch your lure floating back towards/across you quite quickly... Now getting the lure back to you in one piece involves judging the speed of the flow and manoeurvring the lure around many small/medium/big rocks whilst obviously trying to get a bite...
I was faced with this on 2 marks on Sunday and due to a lack of experience I guess I was bumbling my way through it without really know what I should be doing. Still caught though :wink:
Oh yeah, there was also about a 12-14mph gust blowing straight in my face which made me look like I'd either just lost a loved one or been cutting onions for 2 days solid.
So how would you have fished that mark?
So you cast a surface/ultra shallow diving lure up tide, take up majority of slack and watch your lure floating back towards/across you quite quickly... Now getting the lure back to you in one piece involves judging the speed of the flow and manoeurvring the lure around many small/medium/big rocks whilst obviously trying to get a bite...
I was faced with this on 2 marks on Sunday and due to a lack of experience I guess I was bumbling my way through it without really know what I should be doing. Still caught though :wink:
Oh yeah, there was also about a 12-14mph gust blowing straight in my face which made me look like I'd either just lost a loved one or been cutting onions for 2 days solid.
So how would you have fished that mark?