Dungeness Sea fishing mark
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- How to fish at Dungeness in Kent.
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Despite the tackle recommendation always consider live baiting as the most effective option, if not the least humane.
Hello mate! I have never fished Dungeness point, but always went to The beach at the bottom of DENGEMARSH Rd. Had some great catches in the 80's. Not been there for 30 odd years now, but as I was staying at Camber, thought I would go down to take a look. Had to park some way from the beach as the road had such deep puddles my car would have grounded! Walked to the beach and was quite shocked at what I saw! In your photos there is a distinct ridge between the road and the beach. NO such thing at Dengemarsh. The ridge had been destroyed and the shingle spilled way back and slopes away from the beach. The place where we used to park by the sluice was completely filled with shingle, and the people there parked on the road. you can see this clearly on google earth! I was so shocked that I thought I was in the wrong place! but there is only ONE rd. I didn't recognise the road at all as I have NEVER been there in daylight before. My biggest cod there was17lb (1983) at long range and I lost TWO others. Doubt I will ever return there to fish though. The road needs a 4 X 4.
Yes it's always changing thanks for the I fo. I love those stories of cod, conger ect since the 70s!
Appreciate this comment I'll pin it to the top as there is some valuable I formation for us all, tight lines
Great and interesting tutorial. I don't live in your part of the world but your video could really help someone looking for a Fishing spot. Great editing and work
Team Mainlake thanks for taking the time to comment , it really is great to have comments and keeps me motivated to do more .
loving the vid keep up the good work! How good is he livebait fishing for the cod at Dungeness? I've tried it a couple of times but it didn't work. I used Whiting and Pouting.
Great tutorial ! thank you for sharing , regards from an Angler
In the 60s they used to mention an area about a 100 yards out from the beach called the dustbin.
Yes I remember - I blanked last time I fished it !
Used to love that area. Always fished Dengemarsh. My biggest cod (beach) came from there, hundreds of dabs, whiting, soles. When the fog came down it was really spooky at night. (we ONLY fished at night) You never knew what to expect. I missed the peak time in the sixties - there were some phenomenal catches of cod on vastly inferior tackle to what you have these days! Les Moncrief was the pathfinder for beach fishing as we know it. Sad to see how it is now. All down to overfishing and lack of good fisheries management!
Some wise words there thanks Kerry
Great video, we are going down to Dungeness on Saturday :)
should be dab and dogfish for sure!
Great place to fish I used to go there regular when I worked at the power station
Ive been wondering.Is it still a nuclear Power station. I can see its still in operation but is it just electrial now ?
How many years ago did you fish there and is it true that giant congers got caught in the cooling pipes.
Great spot for fishing 🎣 I will try it out one ☝️ day thank you 😊 for the tutorial about it great job
In Durban Harbour South Africa we had a place called Hot stream, it was similar to the boils where hot water came out of power station cooling system an the fishing was good due to bait fish concentrations
Hi John , that’s interesting I think your right concentrations of those food sources attract the fish. I’m not sure the boils heats as it used to but definitely one to try in Dubai or Kent !
Great video, cheers for the advice. I will be fishing there for my first time tomorrow night. I was thinking of fishing the first mark as the wind is a westerly, south westerly.
How much more productive is the boils area? I'm after some early cod, they are showing pretty much all over especially on Chesil and a few decent ones coming from the Bristol Channel.
Cheers in advance.
Thanks for the message Gents. There is always a debate as to which stretch of beach to Fish here. Personally i would fish behind the boats Slightly to the East where the beach bends round, if your after the cod The boils isn't necessarily better, There are those that may disagree but you'll be afforded better shelter from Prevailing SW winds and there is a gulley that the cod swim up. Sometimes there will be a flurry of bights on rods fishing in a row.
You should spot the galleys at Low tide and fish it up.Many Anglers stop on the top of the tide but good fish can be landed on the first Hour. Tackle and tactics wise I'm sure you will be fine knowing the bristol channel so well definitely try pout or whiting live bait on the second rod close in. That first foot of water can produce Bass also. If the Cod are in the weekend is a bit shoulder to shoulder but you should be fine midweek. We've had a few razors wash up and check the tide line by the boats as it will give some clues as to whats being caught.
Its a bit special Dungeness and i hope you have a great day. Maybe give Seagull tackle a ring or check their website section here for up to date reports. We've heard that Cod are around further west so fingers crossed.
If your filming ill put a link to your video in the cards at the end of this Sea fishing Mark- No pressure but a double figure Bass or cod will be good ! Good luck let us know how you get on.
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www.seagullfishingtackle.com/p/beach-catch-reports.html
Sorry it’s very late since posting this video, was wondering if you know about anymore places in Kent great for fishing I live a 20 minute drive from here so pretty central in Kent!
Historically the breakwaters at Dover but check opening times.Will get down there at some point, Also Hythe and Sapphire Ho! We have a mark guide on Margate but thats a bit further for you.Dont forget that Dungees a big place with different Marks to fish all the way along.Thanks for the comment
Dungeness sea angling association have an excellent members newsletter and can be found here;
www.dungenessangling.co.uk/
Sea gull tackle here; for up to date catches and seasonal fishing predictions, friendly guy couple of miles down from dungeness
www.seagullfishingtackle.com/
You mentioned the giant ot a man Les Moncrief, when i was a boy my friends dad fished with him at Dungee and so did I, taught me how to cast
Wow sea angling history !
Very nice videos, helpful 👍
Glad you like them!
Really good video. I will be fishing there 3rd of november doing a all nighter. Hope there are some codling around by then. Really looking forward to going to this mark.
+Sam Hp thanks for your comnent, how did you get on ?
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caught loads of whiting which made it a very busy night on the rods. it got so bad I went to one rod. was a warm night. i fished at fishermans beach by the wall there in the end.
Good info thank you, as a Geordie addicted to cod fishing which mark within driving distance from London is best for winter codling/cod please? I have always wanted to test the Thames as far up as Fulham area as I am sure some must come up there in big tides after large easterlies. Any info appreciated. Cheers Mark
Great comment it would be great to see a cod in Cheyne warf maybe even casting from the banks of Parliament ! I agree its definately a possibility and it would take some bizzare weather conditions. Maybe aIts not been a good year for cod on the south coast. Some headline catches to the west from Chesil but yet again too slow, maybe its not cold enough !
Traditionally Dungeness and the Dover breakwaters produce fish all within an hour (ish) of London theres always the Bristol channel as well.WSF is a good resource too
Thank you, it's improved greatly up north last 5 years. Hopefully they will come down on holiday!
Is the parking pay and display? Thanks for the info. I appreciate it.
No it hasn’t been
I'm a beginner please could you explain what was wrong with the cast?
Usually its to do with when i release the lead so you can go too early (flys to the right) or leave the release too late and it drags round to the left. Sometimes ill hit it sweet in the middle and it flys. A lot of it has to do with feel and simplicity
Your wrong
My friend Grayham tibbs caught a 100lb plus conger off here and the trophy from the conger club was in mark 2 angling In Crayford , infact he caught a lot of big congers from here all around a 100 lb
Wow well done Grayham tibbs, when was this sounds fantastic
Which part of Dungeness for mackerel fishing, id like to take my kids there soon, tbanks
I like the ebb after high tide but away from the boats and other anglers. Maybe try the point, The water has not been too clear this year for feathers but maybe a calm spell will see the water clear in September and the fish remain inshore.
Thanks for the quick reply!
Nice educational video. Thank you for sharing. Have you got any videos on Deal, Ramsgate? Give us a shout. Thank you.
Is it safe to eat a fish caught from the boils?thanks
What a great question this made me think.I assume that the boils are the cooling of sea water and dont discharge anything from the power station its self.Regulations you would hope are stringent here. I know people do catch and eat from here. Personally the bid movement of tiddes here reasure me more than say fishing and eating a catch near a river mouth. So in short i dont know ! Over to the community ......
The water goes through a heat exchanger which itself cools steam circuits.
Gets nowhere near anything hazardous at all👍
We saw a dead seal on the beach once
Yea it tends to be where things get washed up here
@@SaltwaterAngler yep, been there to many times to forget, to see my dad
Nice video . Realy enjoyed
Great 👍 it’s a lovely old venue this