Holyhead Breakwater

Here’s a few a pics from the breakwater today.
I started off on the inside and had a lot of small stuff
Ballans



Corkwings



A tompot



I then moved onto the outside after an hour or 2 and managed to find some nice coalies down the side





And a load of Pollack on feathers casting out







All I had on my big rod was a load of poor cod



Don’t know what the helicopter was doing hovering over the ferry??

Nice....

How did you get last minute holidays you Bugger.

See you Saturday.

some nice fish there mate

nice fish mate i will have to get down there with my lad he loves fishing for the wrasse

andy g wrote:

nice fish mate i will have to get down there with my lad he loves fishing for the wrasse

Why not bring him along to the junior matches.

If you fancy it send me a pm a week before and Joker will provide his bait free of charge!

nice one mate good report were about on the back of the breaky did you fish

benh wrote:

nice one mate good report were about on the back of the breaky did you fish

I fished right at the end on the inside for the minis (as far as you can drive) and i had the coalies on the knuckle at the end, about 11 o'clock when you walk up the steps by the tower thing. And i had the pollack on the outside about 2 lots of steps back from the end.

Dan wrote:

benh wrote:

nice one mate good report were about on the back of the breaky did you fish

I fished right at the end on the inside for the minis (as far as you can drive) and i had the coalies on the knuckle at the end, about 11 o'clock when you walk up the steps by the tower thing. And i had the pollack on the outside about 2 lots of steps back from the end.

cheers for that mate take it you was casting out for them and not dropping it down the wall

benh wrote:

Dan wrote:

benh wrote:

nice one mate good report were about on the back of the breaky did you fish

I fished right at the end on the inside for the minis (as far as you can drive) and i had the coalies on the knuckle at the end, about 11 o'clock when you walk up the steps by the tower thing. And i had the pollack on the outside about 2 lots of steps back from the end.

cheers for that mate take it you was casting out for them and not dropping it down the wall

The coalies were straight down, when the tide starts to ebb it rips around the end and there's a big back eddy straight down and thats were they were. I had the pollack casting out with feathers on my little spinning rod (good fun!). just let them hit the bottom and start jigging, i didnt even loose any tackle which suprised me!