Can anybody suggest where to spin for bass anywhere around wareham,swanage 
or bournemouth and what is best to use,spinner or lures.Thanks in 
advance,Paul

In message <JJQFe.40838$Pf3.6134@fe2.news.blueyonder.co.uk>, P belton 
 writes


>Can anybody suggest where to spin for bass anywhere around wareham,swanage
>or bournemouth and what is best to use,spinner or lures.Thanks in
>advance,Paul


You won't find much sea around Wareham, I could tell you about Swanage 
but then I'd have to kill you ;-)

Go to Kimmeridge and use spinners off the ledges, not me but I saw the 
monster bass that was caught on a Rapala lure just yesterday!

I'd guess at over 10LB so maybe it was 7, bloody enormous anyway!

-- 
Matt - Dorset.
It only takes two-strokes to excite me (or a threesome :-))

In article , Matt
<URL:mailto:matt@mdsmccl.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> In message <JJQFe.40838$Pf3.6134@fe2.news.blueyonder.co.uk>, P belton 
>  writes
> 
> >Can anybody suggest where to spin for bass anywhere around wareham,swanage
> >or bournemouth and what is best to use,spinner or lures.Thanks in
> >advance,Paul
> 
> You won't find much sea around Wareham, I could tell you about Swanage 


'Though on some tides they'll run upstream of Redcliff.  I sometimes wonder
if they actually get to chase the dace.

All that coast is bassy.  At some time thay visit the whole of ir.  You'll
nwant to keep clear of holidaymakers - either in space or time (so spin the
beaches at first light for eg.)

Spinners, lures (as in fly-type) and plugs all work too, match the size of
the baitfish in the water.

Cheerio,

-- 

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