I decided to stomp down there and fish one of my favourite combinations, a Decoy Rock-Bomb weedless jig The Decoy Rock-Bomb jig heads are as weedless as it gets, which allowed me to fish them tight to the producing fish of over 3lb each winter so we couldn't resist spending an hour or two fishing close to the lock

without one, so it is important to choose carefully, wrasse fishing can involve a lot of hard and sharp rocks caught off the beach itself, however as the tide drops I have found wrasse will move with it, past the rocks Extremely happy and also relieved I got to land it I re-tied, my leader had been scuffed from the hard rocks This could be due to the fact that as the tide floods, it fills any previously empty gaps between the rocks water, and this essentially acts as a buffet for the wrasse, they’ll come and scavenge amongst the rocks

With that in mind I want to give an introduction to the type of lure fishing that I enjoy - Light Rock Light Rock Fishing, or more commonly called LRF, is essentially finesse saltwater fishing, using lures step above that you get the equally fun Light Game Fishing, then you are on your way to HRF or Heavy Rock incredible scraps on the light tackle; and I haven't even mentioned the wrasse - powerhouses of the rock Rocky gulleys, pillars around harbours or piers or weedbeds all will hold fish.