Ayr Sea Angling Club are a boat and shore based sea fishing club. We meet in Ayr fortnightly and our members travel and fish extensivley in Scotland and abroad. Our membership extends from the east to the west of Scotland.
Monday, 21 November 2016
Monday, 31 October 2016
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Monday, 25 July 2016
Some variety
Gordon and Martin had a good day scratching around out of the
aquarium that is Port Logan in summertime.
Poor Cod, Cod, Whiting, Pollack, Ballan Wrasse, Cuckoo Wrasse, LSD, Ling, Dab, Tub Gurnard, Grey Gurnard, Mackerel, Thornback, Plaice, Haddock and Short Spined Sea Scorpion.
Gordon got the slight edge over the now retired and clearly in third gear "species master" with 14-12 victory. The total species count for the day was 16.

It would be fair to say there was some competition on the day. The
loser will now have to forfeit all sense of reality and join GG on another fun
filled jape on the ocean waves at some point in the future.
Poor Cod, Cod, Whiting, Pollack, Ballan Wrasse, Cuckoo Wrasse, LSD, Ling, Dab, Tub Gurnard, Grey Gurnard, Mackerel, Thornback, Plaice, Haddock and Short Spined Sea Scorpion.

Saturday, 2 July 2016
Arbroath Outing
Report for the Arbroath event.
Seven members fished aboard MV Ardent out of Arbroath. We met at McDonalds for a coffee and a quick chat before starting. We set sail at 9.00am and headed to where some other boats were fishing. Had a few drifts only small fish were about. Matt was the first one into what looked like a good fish on his spinning rod a Cod off a 1lb 8ozs.
The skipper decided to have a shot over the bell rock light house which proved to be a better decision as Frank had a solid take but after a couple off turns off the reel it popped the hook.The tide picked up and the drift became faster and the skipper tried hard to keep us on the fish. Over the course of the day it was mainly Cod and Wrasse, Tony had a small Ling
Seven members fished aboard MV Ardent out of Arbroath. We met at McDonalds for a coffee and a quick chat before starting. We set sail at 9.00am and headed to where some other boats were fishing. Had a few drifts only small fish were about. Matt was the first one into what looked like a good fish on his spinning rod a Cod off a 1lb 8ozs.
The skipper decided to have a shot over the bell rock light house which proved to be a better decision as Frank had a solid take but after a couple off turns off the reel it popped the hook.The tide picked up and the drift became faster and the skipper tried hard to keep us on the fish. Over the course of the day it was mainly Cod and Wrasse, Tony had a small Ling
We ran a five pound sweep on the day. £17.50 for the heaviest Cod and £17.50 for any other heaviest fish. James had the heaviest Cod at 4lbs 5ozs and David had the the heaviest Wrasse at 1lb 10ozs.Well done guys, a good day out for all.
Regards
John Wilson
Regards
John Wilson
Wednesday, 2 March 2016
Monday, 15 February 2016
Friday, 9 October 2015
Loch Dornie trip
Went up to loch Dornie with Edddie Wong for a
couple of nights. We were targeting pollack
But the weather soon put paid to that
It poured
down relentlessly with high winds so we
restricted ourselves to fishing loch Dornie where we found thornbacks aplenty d
big average size too,
Eddde started off with a thornie est 13lb we moved
to another mark where we were catching a
fish a
drop until the tide eased.
After good nights sleep aided by a few
beers we returned to the same mark
in the morning.
Day 2
Back at the
same mark i immediately got my best
thornback of the trip of about 12ld
With Eddiie catching a codling of about 2lb whilst feathering for mackerel i
caught another Thornback of about 10lb we decided to pack it and go home. So
all in all a successful trip (apart for the rain)_ with plenty of double Thornies,
Dogfish, Codling ,Whiting, Pollack and
mackerel It was worth the
with trip ad we will be back
My best of the trip 12lb thornie
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