

In the past, we have always considered the bass season to get going properly in September with larger bass turning up on our shores. The nights will start to draw in and the sea temperature will start to get slightly cooler. Mackerel numbers will decrease but garfish will be in abundance which is why we are certain we see bluefin tuna in the SW. The bass along with the bluefin tuna will be feeding on the garfish in September. Our biggest bass has been caught historically in September so it's something to certainly get excited about. You will see pictures on social media of huge fish being caught in the month and you should all be very excited about it. When the fish are on the feed they will be in large numbers and you should catch more bass in September so try and get out as much as you can. Always remember that when the tide is moving so are the bass. They will swim with the tide so fish when it’s moving in and out.




