If you could live anywhere in the UK

Which part of teh coast would it be, I am selling up and moving to the coast
so thoughts and views would be welcome.
I do all kinds of fishing so shore and rock access would be preferred.

I will also be buying a smallish boad something for fishing just off shore
only so access ir morring will be a consideration.

Bob

Bob wrote:
Which part of teh coast would it be, I am selling up and moving to the coast
so thoughts and views would be welcome.
I do all kinds of fishing so shore and rock access would be preferred.

I will also be buying a smallish boad something for fishing just off shore
only so access ir morring will be a consideration.

Bob



I live in Torquay (Devon) and wouldn't move from here for anything. I
turned down a £90k a year job because it would have meant me moving. I
love this place that much

Fishing is good, the fisherman are all very, very friendly and it's
quite a close knit community where you quickly start to make new friends.

My site (in sig) has info about fishing here plus a lot of other stuff
about Torbay.

Only thing here is you can pretty forget moorings. The waiting lists are
between 10 and 20 years but there are other towns close by where you can
moor cheap or free.

I moved here in '86 and I still love the place as much as I did on the
day I moved down here.

--

Simon Day
Free desktop wallpapers of Torbay at: http://www.simonday.com

Hayling Island

Which part of teh coast would it be, I am selling up and moving to the coast

I'd choose Weymouth/Portland, perfect for everything but prices getting
expensive now, cheers, Norman.

Hayling Island


Don't recall many rock marks nearby when I was there today, must've blinked,
cheers, Norman.

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Which part of teh coast would it be, I am selling up and moving to the coast
so thoughts and views would be welcome.
I do all kinds of fishing so shore and rock access would be preferred.

I will also be buying a smallish boad something for fishing just off shore
only so access ir morring will be a consideration.

Bob


Got to be the West Coast of Scotland.. For me it's Lochaline, great
fishing with fish that do put a bend in 50lb class rods within 50 yrds
of the shore. Loads of rock marks .... and Moorings... they are £50.00 a
year :-)
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Plymouth.
Rock, beach, pier, estuary, inshore small boat & charter boat fishing
fishing are all excellent.
I do them all!

Chris.

"Bob" wrote in message
...
Which part of teh coast would it be, I am selling up and moving to the
coast
so thoughts and views would be welcome.
I do all kinds of fishing so shore and rock access would be preferred.

I will also be buying a smallish boad something for fishing just off shore
only so access ir morring will be a consideration.

Bob

"Bob" wrote in message
...
Which part of teh coast would it be, I am selling up and moving to the
coast
so thoughts and views would be welcome.
I do all kinds of fishing so shore and rock access would be preferred.

I will also be buying a smallish boad something for fishing just off shore
only so access ir morring will be a consideration.

Bob


Ilfracombe. Untouched by Trawlers. Good range of species from boats /
shore.

Martin

We got rocks, just have to know where to look

Ilfracombe. Untouched by Trawlers.

That's put the kiss of death on it, now there'll be trawlers everywhere,
cheers, Norman.