Blog Entries tagged 'Cornwall'

Now, this IS a Session Report!

paul.barsby2006@tiscali.co.uk — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 19:00:00 +0100

Yes folks, yesterday I actually managed to get some fishing done!

Newquay headland - 28/04/2008

The weather forecast was half-decent, I had some 'free' time and I had some bait (a cunning 'family' outing to the beach on Saturday made sure of that) so off I went to Newquay headland.

I fished a mark called Leonard's Rock hoping for an early Turbot (or anything, really). Got there at 7am and High Tide would be about 11am.

As my target [...]

Tom's Tales of the Tamar.

nath@southwestseafishing.co.uk — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:00:00 +0100

Coming just a few days after telling everyone about Paul’s new blog on SWSF, I have another exciting development to share – well, I think it’s rather exciting, anyway.

Tom, from The Tackle and Bait Shop , St Budeaux, Plymouth, has kindly offered to share his Monthly Fishing Report with SWSF. In his ‘Tales of the Tamar’, Tom shares with us the latest developments on the Plymouth sea angling scene – all, of course, with his usual style and panache.

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Not exactly a Session Report...

paul.barsby2006@tiscali.co.uk — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:00:00 +0100

No, not a Session Report at all, but an insight into my mind-set (perhaps), why I became an Angler in the first place and the tremendous potential around Cornwall.

I was born and raised in the Midlands and my first experience of Cornwall was in the late-60's when I was about 10 years old. It was a family holiday and we were stayng on a holiday site just outside Polperro. Time has eroded much of my actual memory of that long-ago holiday and I am left with only an impr [...]