CALM settled conditions brought nothing but woe this weekend, with the worst weigh in of the season so far.

And with the distinct lack of fish, the finger has been pointed towards extra-terrestrial activity, after a mysterious light was seen out at sea.

It has been reported that the light didn't move for hours.

With this in mind, and with the sudden disappearance of the fish, it seems that this 'fishy' tale would definitely warrant the arrival of Mulder and Scully to investigate this mass picean abduction, if the anglers didn't already have a good idea of what these seemingly 'extra terrestrial' vessels could be.

Taking heaviest bag and heaviest fish for the first time in well over a season, and deservedly so for putting up with my conversation, was Kev 'The Chicken Leg' Donnelly with one fish, a cod of 1lb 15½oz.
l Next session is this Sunday, registration 3.30pm at Blackmore's of Alnwick.

Amble Sea Anglers
CATCH report for Sunday.
I Harrogate 15 flates, one whiting, 9lb 7oz; Jas French seven flats, 4lb 10¾oz; E Ide (J) six flats, 3lb 15½oz; J French five flats, 3lb 11oz; G Oliver, four flats, 3lb 5oz; A Wilson, four flats, one whiting, 3lb 3oz; M Connor, five flats, 3lb 2¼oz; E Scott (L) five flats, 2lb 14¾oz; K Middlemist four flats, 2lb 14½oz; C Falkous four flats, 2lb 10¼oz; N Urwin (L) three flats, 1lb 13½oz; J Bell (J) two flats, 1lb 12¾oz; Z Aynsley, four flats, 1lb 4oz; T Cook two flats, 1lb 2¼oz; C Taylor one flat, 1lb ¾oz; C Dawson two flats, 14oz.
Heaviest bag: I Harrogate 15 flats, one whiting 9lb 110z; Heaviest flat fish: I Harrogate, flounder 1lb 6½oz; Heaviest round fish: A Wilson, whiting 9¼oz.