Whitby Charter Skippers Association - Boat Fishing Trips
Skipper : Jon Whitton
Tel : 01287 660118 / 07790 955604
Website : http://www.whitbyfishingtrips.co.uk
Boat Details : Never can Tell-a is a traditional Whitby built heavy displacement 10 metre long fishing boat with more deck space than any other boat of this size in Whitby. The traditional design ensures a safe and comfortable trip. There is bench seating for 12 anglers and a ladies toilet.
Commercial quality electronics are installed which in addition to the standard ‘fishfinder’ includes a computer which displays details about the nature of the sea bed on a 17inch screen. Shipwrecks and reefs can be shown as 3-D images together with the position of the boat relative to the sea bed feature.
Trips run all through the year and range from 10hr. wreck fishing trips, 8hr. winter ‘uptiding’ trips and 3hr. ‘taster’ trips through summer holidays.
Rods and reels can be provided free of charge and all tackle is included on the ‘taster’ trips.
Blog Home Page – http://www.wcsa.whitbyseaanglers.co.uk/category/skippers-blog/never-can-tell-a/
Forum Pages About Never Can Tell A : http://www.whitbyseaanglers.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=tags;tagid=1449
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hi paul just a quick note to see if you may have any spare w/end dates
3 hour trip fund raiser for whitby R.N.L.I.
I do appologies for skippers who are not aware of the event some work
david hobson
i have recently been on never can tell A and it was a fantastic day and the skipper really knows what he is doing as to finding the fish and getting the most out of our day. i would recommend it to anyone
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Nice one David, really pleased you enjoyed your day out. If you are willing to write a report about your day out please send it to Whitbyseaanglers@gmail.com. We also accept pictures to post up on anglers behalves.
Starla Villalovos
You need to have varying fishing equipment for various angling conditions. The best justification just for this is the fact that it can help people reel in a lot more fish. If the incorrect fishing gear is being used, bites will likely be a lot more hard to identify, and for that reason significantly less fish are snagged