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    Anglesey July / August 2006 - Part 2, Sea Fishing
    2006-08-14 23:43:00
    After the long hot and wind free July we were looking forward to some lazy days fishing from the rocks on Anglesey. Alas the weather gods had a different plan for us and after lazing around in the sun on, of all things, Sunday (what else...) we woke on Monday to rain and a strong Westerly wind which dented our plans a little so we did a bit of walking instead.After a while, I'm not sure which day we meandered over to our favorite spot of the year, a mark called 'flagpole' near Beaumaris where we found shelter as the wind was blowing over our heads. The bait we took was frozen sandeel but no bites were forthcoming so i had a rummage around the rocks and found 2 crabs and, almost exactly the same as in may, Wendy managed to land her first proper Bass, only a small school fish but as you can see she was very, very pleased. I didn't get a bite but this fish more than made up for it.Our next attempt at a few fish was Ravens Point on the west side of Holy Island. Here the water is very d
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    Anglesey July / August 2006 - Part 1, Walking
    2006-08-13 23:09:00
    Well we've got back from our two week jaunt to Anglesey and I'm splitting this blog into two bits, walking and fishing.The weather was 'interesting' during the first week with west featuring predominantly in the wind direction which made fishing difficult so rather than stay inside on these blustery days we went out and explored the wonderful coastline that surrounds anglesey.The first photograph is of the cliffs around the South Stack area where we had a quick look at the RSPB station. There's quite a lot of information on South Stack on the BBC Wales website here. We didn't see many birds on the cliffs although there were a few Kittiwakes with chicks still in residence and on the way back to the car a Chough flew up the cliff face towards us as we were having a drink - I've only ever seen them in the distance before so this was a fantastic site.As the weather didn't seem to be getting any better we called into ABC tackle at Beaumaris to ask Malcolm about fishing the straits.
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