The Sea Fishing Forum...

Hi. This is dunners. I know that a lot of you don't get the oppurtunity to go sea fishing, i didn't, until i tried it in Cornwall last month, and now i love it!
Be sure that if you ever get the oppurtununity to go sea fishing, go for it!

He's right, you know, i tottalty agree with him. If you do get the chance to do a bit of sea fishing, don't turn it down!

[DanBeresford]

Id Love To Go, Dont Think I'll Get A Chance Any Time Soon Though

[madcaravanner]

Originally Posted by The Cornish Kingfisher

He's right, you know, i tottalty agree with him. If you do get the chance to do a bit of sea fishing, don't turn it down!

Josh et al
you must realise that you are priveleged to live near the sea

I personally live 100 miles from the North Sea and 98 miles from the Irish Sea so if I want to go sea fishing I have to plan

Starting with
Fuel costs working at 35 miles to the gallon towing the caravan
tides times when I am not at work
where I can pitch my caravan
where I can park for a reasonable length of time for a good price
where I can get FRESH bait from
where I can eat
and for some places how far away is the nearest hospital (I sometimes need medical attention for a dicky ticker)



So much as I LOVE sea fishing it has to become a holiday too so have to accomodate SWMBO too


So I throw a challenge
Remember I have a Spinal injury and can't lug tackle too far

Find me a TOURING caravan site near each of your towns to put in my to visit list
or if you live like I do inland find me one in Llandudno

REMEMBER I have a touring caravan I'm not looking to hire a static

Originally Posted by madcaravanner

Josh et al

First of all - what do you mean by that?!
Secondly, i appsalotly love sea fishing, it's a shame that many people don't get the oppurtunity to go - at least - not often - lucky for me, what with living in Cornwall, i can ussaly go once a week, if not once a fortnight.
Right, 3 good touring caravan sites in Cornwall:

Gunvenna Touring Caravan & Camping Park: Wadebridge, Cornwall:
Attractive park with extensive rural views in a quiet country location, yet within three miles of Polzeath. This popular park is family owned and run, and provides good facilities...‎
Activities‎: Beach Fishing, Body Boarding, Meditation/Relaxing, Snorkelling, Surfing, Swimming, Walking
Site Facilities‎: Childrens Playground, Facilities for Disabled, Games/Recreation Room.
Services‎: Postal Service, Launderette.
WEBSITE: Link One
St. Minver
Wadebridge, PL27 6QN
01208 862405‎

Budemeadows Touring Park: Bude, Cornwall:
Description‎: Budemeadows is a 5 Star touring site for caravans and camping. 9 acre park, 145 pitches, near beaches at Bude and Widemouth in Cornwall. Heated Pool, Childrens playground, bar, shop and WiFi. OPEN ALL YEAR. 9½ acres of beautifully maintained park and facilities, only a mile from the sandy beaches, cliff walks and rolling surf of Widemouth Bay. Private toilet suites are always available for the ladies...
Payment Accepted‎: Cash, Cheque, Delta, Electron, Maestro, MasterCard, Solo, Switch, Visa.
WEBSITE: Link Two
Bude
EX23
01288 361 646‎

Higher Chellew Touring Caravan And Camping Sites: Penzance, Cornwall:
Provider Facilities‎: Garden/patio for guests' use, Launderette, Linen provided
Leisure Facilities‎: Arrangements for riding/pony trekking, Fishing
Parking & Transport‎: Car parking.
Ratings: Average of 4 star.
WEBSITE: Link Three
Higher Chellew
Nancledra, Penzance, TR20 8BD
01736 364532‎

For a list on Google Maps of more touring caravan sites in Cornwall (another 4 pages more!), click on this link: Google Maps Link

I hope that this information helps!
Tight Lines!

[madcaravanner]

Originally Posted by The Cornish Kingfisher

First of all - what do you mean by that?!

et al means "And All Others"

thanks for the site info will log it in you never know might just appear around your way on week
Although most are miles from the sea they will allgo in the book

Come you other guys help me out



My name is open for all to use

It is GRAY the "e" in the email address is deliberate for my spam filters

Oh right, thanks, i'll remember that! Yeah, i'm glad to see it helped a bit, and good luck if you do come down!
I THINK the top one i posted is only a short walk from the sea. But as of your spinal injury, i'm sure you'll not want to carry all of your gear down to the beach! Yeah, good luck, anyway, let me know if you want any more info!

[flaky-jakey@hotmail.co.uk]

i live right next to the sea,

im lucky,

Oh - that's good! Lucky for you! Of course being in Cornwall i'm surrounded by the coast but i still have to travel a couple of miles to get to my nearest beach.

By the way, dunners - thanks for talking about sea fishing - not mahy people do!