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Consistent through the year have been the rays,
I’d never take a trip to set out and target the rays, with blonde,
spotted and thornback being our most common. But when on a few
particular marks there is always a good chance of a ray if
particular baits or rigs are used. As these photos show, there are
some nice fish to be had.
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Huss and dogfish are plentiful, the latter
being the scourge of many anglers, but also the blank savour on
the odd day. Often referred to as the match anglers favourite,
light rods, 3 at a time, fun can even be had with the trusty old
dogfish ….. honest!
Huss though can be fun, with specimens
regularly exceeding 12lb in weight, they have two fight modes –
give up or scrap, you just never know!
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If species hunting for the smaller fish
in our waters, then your rigs really do need to be honed in
to near perfection.
Fun can be had on a number of marks
when searching out the more elusive of species such as
scorpion fish, blennies, gobies and corkwing wrasse etc.
Maybe not on the A-list in fish, but
these can be a welcome tick to many a species list for that
year, or even lifetime species goal.
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