Booked my trip for the Grey Viking again in late July, but after about 6 cancellations due to bad weather, I was able to head back out into the channel.
Finally managed to photographed some Fulmars as well, I've seen them a few times while fishing in brighton, but never had a decent camera with me when they were around.
Northern Fulmar - Fulmarus glacialis
Northern Fulmar - Fulmarus glacialis
Northern Fulmar - Fulmarus glacialis
I bought a few boxes of cuttlefish and squid for bait and dropped half a cuttlefish on a 6/0 hook with about half a pound of lead which still took quite a while to get to the sea floor and waited. It was quite slow but we started to hook into whiting and it didn't stop. As well as the whiting, there was the odd dab, gurnard and the largest pout I've ever seen.
Whiting - Merlangius merlangus
Tub Gurnard - Chelidonichthys lucerna
Tub Gurnard - Chelidonichthys lucerna
We were plagued by the whiting but eventually we had a 10+lb cod in the boat. In the end, 5 cod were landed between 10-12lb all to two anglers. Unfortunately, I was not one of them.
Atlantic Cod - Gadus morhua
Atlantic Cod - Gadus morhua
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