This week there has been mixed weather with strong winds at the beginning turning to cold N and NW winds towards the end of the week with the added extra of snow, sleat and rain.

There has actualy been mixed results this week in terms of reports. Mainly Rockling galore with some Pout, Whiting, Flounders, Dabs and small Codling. I have heard that there were quite a few fish caught at Pevensey after dark during the weekend including all of the above species. None were lunkers but by all accounts a good number and variety of fish to warm you up in the cold weather.

Seaford has been a little less productive with mainly Rockling being caught and a few pout.

Glenn Fished Hayling Island and has this report: I had 1 decent flounder which unfortunately was gut hooked so kept it for my bro to eat, was 38cm and weighed 1lb 2oz and 1 pin whiting, my dad had 2 slightly smaller flounders 32cm and 27cm and my bro blanked.
Bait was maddies, king rag and fresh blacks.

Although fishing wasnt great, made a nice change to venture somewhere different.

Glenns Flounder

There are still some nice Flounders about and a few have been landed at Hove beaches in the daytime. Not much to report from Brighton marina again this week, however, the BPPAA matches start up again in April and this should mean some catch and match reports to be added as long as the weather behaves.

The BPPAA AGM and presentation is this coming Sunday 30th held at the Branch Tavern on London Road, Brighton. The first match of the year is the first sunday of April. If you interested in attending either event then let me know.