Brighton Inshore Fishing

First sailing, and out with new to BIF1, Michael and Pete. Pete actually hails from Glasgow, but is down staying in touch with friends,...

Amazing. 29th July already. And with our amazingly autumnal summer continuing, six days since my last sailing. That really shouldnt be...

Managed to squeeze in one more sailing, before this current low pressure system with its accompanying winds arrived. And a father and son...

Sometimes, I come home, and the fishing has been that hard that I can hardly bring myself to blog. The days results I do take personally,...

First sailing, and out with regular Chris, and his delightful wife Sarina. Conditions were idyllic also, with very calm seas, and the...

First sailing today was at the new late summer time of 0700. Not that my body recognised the opportunity for a whole extra hour of sleep....

Final day of four a day sailings for 2020. I didn't quite reach the skeletal form I achieved last high summer, as the actual lock down...

First up was ever more frequent Yvette. And wonderful still and calm glassy seas did welcome us. Pretty perfect for the fly, or so I...

First sailing, and out with Siobahn and her fiancee Grant. A bit of a sad tale in some respects, as they were due to get married until...

First sailing, and out with Mitch and Max. A reasonably stiff NW wind meant some swell, although nothing as bad as the second sailing on...

First sailing, and regular Armando joined ever more frequent Chris. Heading out, a light WNW breeze belayed the significant swell still...

Happily managed at least one job, with the forecast changing quite late to indicate winds from 1100, which as I write I can confirm...

First sailing and out with Danny and Andrew. Their first time out in a boat fishing as well. They are usually patrons of the arms, which...

1st sailing and out with Rene, young Alec and his father Lee. Seas were settled, although there was a fairly stiff NW breeze, as forcast,...

Its been a while. Autumn in July seems to somehow not even be surprising in these times. The wind really did do a proper winter blow over...