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  Mevagissey, Cornwall:  01726 871074 bessievee@aol.com      
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One of the Largest, Fastest Charter Boats in the South West!

  ANGLING ON THE BESSIE VEE

BV in the bay

All sea anglers are welcome on the Bessie Vee - from complete beginners to experts; her swiftness guarantees that you'll have more fishing time than on many other angling boats, and her size allows for plenty of elbow room for battlers!

We have a choice of over 150 wrecks in the area, and when tides allow, we anchor up to fish for ling, conger, pouting and whiting amongst others.

At times when tides are against anchoring on wrecks, we can drift for pollock, cod, coley and whiting, or fish purely for bass, with live baits, on the Dodman, the Manacles or the Eddystone. There is always the option to do a combination of drifting and anchoring. For serious rod-bending, the blue shark season is from late June to early October.

Rods are available to hire for a small fee, and Dave will always be on hand to assist and supply the hot drinks!

We don't object to your wanting to take your catch away for your own consumption, and Dave will fillet fish if you require this; but to encourage conservation of sea life, generally, catches will be measured, recorded and photographed if you wish, and then returned to the sea.

For the more competitive of you, we will be setting up some challenges, and there will be prizes awarded for Bessie Vee competitions!

We have a 60 mile licence, and Charters are available for 4, 8, 10 and 12 hour long days.


Contact us for details, or to be placed on our'Individuals' list if you are happy to be called 'on spec' to occasionally make up numbers.


© Deb Hunkin

Contact

BD Hunkin
23 Polkyth Road
St. Austell
Cornwall
PL25 4LP


email here

phone
01726 871074

mobile
07855755121


MEVAGISSEY HARBOUR POSTCODE ;
PL26 6QQ



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