Doggie mania

Hi, another low water session at Burry Port last night hoping for more Bass There was a strong NE wind and quite cold so conditions not to promising! We had plenty soft crab and blow lug and did we need it we got bites right from the first cast unfortunately it was'nt the Bass biting but the bleeding dogfish one after the other the highlight of the night was a small codling for me and a slightly better one for my brother. Total catch was 15 doggies, 2 codling and 1 flounder with a bite a chuck until weed became a bit of problem, still an enjoyable nights fishing



My bro with his codling

a good session there mikey better than us up north

When you're used to catching next to nothing mikey, those flamin' doggies are welcomed by us in the wild north!
Good post mate........... and send some fish up here will you mate.
Doggies gratefully accepted

ere, ere Steve, would love to catch Doggies all day, taste great too, freshly cooked on BBQ MMMmmmmm
Have you ever tried Mikey
Cracking post though and what a good catch, well done to you and your Bro
Keep them pictures coming mate

Regards
Clive

Oh yes gotta agree there i am sooo happy catching doggies, a lot of people slate them but at least you get a fight out of them, ok only had 8 but i have enjoyed catching each of them more than any other fish inc the takers of Plaice, Whiting, Flounder and Bass and codling. dunno why but i really do enjoy catching doggies even though they have all gone back

Hi guys, don't get me wrong catching a doggie as livened up many a boring session but sometimes they are in plague proportions and nothing else can get to the bait, but saying that I'd sooner catch a doggie than nothing at all! I did once try eating one but was not too keen although down south proper (london) they sell it in the chippies as 'rock'. mike

"mikey"]Hi guys, don't get me wrong catching a doggie as livened up many a boring session but sometimes they are in plague proportions and nothing else can get to the bait, but saying that I'd sooner catch a doggie than nothing at all! I did once try eating one but was not too keen although down south proper (london) they sell it in the chippies as 'rock'. mike[/quote]

Ah the good 'ol rock salmon, very nice eating if you drain the blood out straight away ( gets rid of the ammonia ) there is a fresh fish shop up here that sells it at £3.50 a pound

"mikey"]Hi guys, don't get me wrong catching a doggie as livened up many a boring session but sometimes they are in plague proportions and nothing else can get to the bait, but saying that I'd sooner catch a doggie than nothing at all! I did once try eating one but was not too keen although down south proper (london) they sell it in the chippies as 'rock'. mike[/quote]


Yep i agree mate i hate the flamin things ( swimming Rats of the sea ) good report thanks


Ron