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I hope someone can help with my quest!
I have a young son who is bursting to have a go at fishing. He is particularly keen to eat anything that he might catch, so I thought sea fishing would be just the job. However I am no angler and have no idea where I should take him... I am based in the Reading area, so the obvious venues are either Southsea or Hayling Island. Are either of these suitable for a young lad with a rod, reel, spinners and a few feathers? As the rod is quite short, casting miles from the beach is not an option. What do the panel suggest, bearing in mind the priority is to have fun (this is a potential hobby so I don't want to put him off) and perhaps catch nothing more exotic than perhaps a mackerel? Thanks for any suggestions, Andy. |
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