I was fortunate to be invited aboard the Sea Gem out of Scrabster by Colin Flint of the South Queensferry club on Saturday. My first day at sea for 19 …
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With the forecast predicting a bit of sunshine and some of last season’s mackerel to use up I headed down to the rock ledges below Scrabster lighthouse this afternoon. The…
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The Port O’ Leith Club from Edinburgh are regular visitors to Scrabster for trips out with Gerald Davidson aboard the Sea Gem. I’m fortunate that when they have a spare…
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A lot of anglers get no further than the popular arms of Scrabster harbour when visiting the north coast. However, recent years have proved problematic for the bait angler with…
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An enjoyable day out aboard the Seagem from Scrabster today as a guest of the Port O’Leith club. The Club are regulars at the Caithness port with monthly outings with…
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I decided to head out round some of the Caithness harbours for a day with the LRf tackle. First stop was the picturesque haven at Lybster. I had hoped to…
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Fished from the fish market pier using sections of white rag from early morning dig. Lots of small dabs plus flounder, mackerel and even a tiny cod. Mackerel breaking the…
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Since the fishery was first discovered by members of the Caithness Sea Angling Association in the early 90’s the north coast porbeagle shark fishing has quietly simmered away off the…
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Former Caithness Sea Angling Association secretary Gayle Terrace takes a wander down memory lane as she recalls the day that the gauntlet was thrown down in the battle of the sexes.
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Scrabster in the far north of Scotland is a venue rich in various species of fish and opportunities for the small boat & kayak angler. Davy Proudfoot serves up a…