Desperate to try swff!

howruimsteve · 02-07-2008, 05:57

Hey all, new to the site. Just getting into sea fishing, been coarse and fly for years and i discovered that you lot fly fish in the sea!!?? This sounds like my cup of tea but i live in essex, near grays and have no clue of where to chuck my fluff to have a descent chance of catching a fish. Size of fish is no problem, i'm not snobbish! lol I can get the gear so thats no issue its just whether i can feasibly get to a productive mark. I'm not after you're best marks of course (unless you're tired of them! lol) just a nice standard mark to give it a whirl.

Cheers for any help.
Steve

howruimsteve · 02-07-2008, 05:58

oh, forgot to say, i am willing to travel upto 1.5 hours if its worth my while! cheers again!

Ciderman · 02-07-2008, 07:53

Hi steve, perhaps best to put this in your local area section. Pollock, bass and Mullet are your initial target, ask about marks local to you and get out there.

Tight Lines.

birtybass · 02-07-2008, 10:57

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Originally Posted by howruimsteve

Hey all, new to the site. Just getting into sea fishing, been coarse and fly for years and i discovered that you lot fly fish in the sea!!?? This sounds like my cup of tea but i live in essex, near grays and have no clue of where to chuck my fluff to have a descent chance of catching a fish. Size of fish is no problem, i'm not snobbish! lol I can get the gear so thats no issue its just whether i can feasibly get to a productive mark. I'm not after you're best marks of course (unless you're tired of them! lol) just a nice standard mark to give it a whirl.

Cheers for any help.
Steve

steve try holehaven creek at canvy it can be good on occassions.

onefootonshore · 02-07-2008, 16:20

Some might say you'd have to be desperate to try fly fishing in the sea!

02-07-2008, 05:57	#1
howruimsteve WSF Regular Poster Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Essex Posts: 37	Desperate to try swff! Hey all, new to the site. Just getting into sea fishing, been coarse and fly for years and i discovered that you lot fly fish in the sea!!?? This sounds like my cup of tea but i live in essex, near grays and have no clue of where to chuck my fluff to have a descent chance of catching a fish. Size of fish is no problem, i'm not snobbish! lol I can get the gear so thats no issue its just whether i can feasibly get to a productive mark. I'm not after you're best marks of course (unless you're tired of them! lol) just a nice standard mark to give it a whirl. Cheers for any help. Steve

02-07-2008, 07:53	#3
Ciderman WSF Hardcore Poster Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Lanarkshire Interests: Fishing, Sex, beer (not in any particular order) Favourite Rod: 9 1/2 ft sage 6 wt Favourite Reel: Orvis battenkill Best Catch: 14lb 4oz overwintered rainbow, 5 lb 7oz wild river brownie Favourite Fishing: 1 Posts: 625	Hi steve, perhaps best to put this in your local area section. Pollock, bass and Mullet are your initial target, ask about marks local to you and get out there. Tight Lines. __________________ Idiot - seeks village.

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02-07-2008, 05:58	#2
howruimsteve WSF Regular Poster Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Essex Posts: 37	oh, forgot to say, i am willing to travel upto 1.5 hours if its worth my while! cheers again!

02-07-2008, 16:20	#5
onefootonshore WSF Hardcore Poster Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Cornwall Interests: Cheese and biscuits Posts: 155	Some might say you'd have to be desperate to try fly fishing in the sea!

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