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Hi Everyone.

 

I was wondering if anyone had the GPS numbers for Pout Hole? I was fishing that way on Sunday from the kayak but as I don't yet have a fish finder I couldn't locate Pout Hole. I headed about 400 yards out from the look out tower at Hengistbury Head and paddled around with a mini shrimp rig catching pollack.

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I've got that old book too !!! .......... it got me started when I came to the area in the mid-70s.

 

'Pout hole' is part of the drop-off from the Ledge; here it is steep and quickly goes down to 14 or 15 m...[ deeper here than a bit further out ........hence the 'Hole']......... rough one end........ muddy sand as you go towards the look-out.

 

Great area for lots of species bream, bass, triggers and occasional cod; this tear I've had little there but masses of tiddly bream and mackerel

 

Alun.

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Bob,

 

About half a mile or less out when you are about in the middle of the bit between the lookout and the groyne.

 

Depth varies between 13 and 15 m. according to tide........ which puts it between 11 and 12 on chart datum.

 

Whatever the charts say ............... if you are a mile or more out on that line, you'll be in 16 - 18 m. ; as you travel in it shallows up to about 12 then briefly goes deeper again. There are often lots of pots and ropes down there to get tangled in ............. and I have lost one anchor there.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Alun.

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