When I was a kid in the 60's and early 70's we took our annual holidays here. The seafront cafe 'Rendezvous' had a couple of self contained apartments where we stayed. Dad also rented one of the beach huts. When there was a king high tide, south of the lifeboat station, the seaweed would pile up and start to rot until the next high tide. Flies would lay their eggs and if the timing was right, maggots would get washed out a couple of weeks later bringing in bass and mullet. Ahhh... the memories. Thank you :)
When I was a kid in the 60's and early 70's we took our annual holidays here. The seafront cafe 'Rendezvous' had a couple of self contained apartments where we stayed. Dad also rented one of the beach huts. When there was a king high tide, south of the lifeboat station, the seaweed would pile up and start to rot until the next high tide. Flies would lay their eggs and if the timing was right, maggots would get washed out a couple of weeks later bringing in bass and mullet. Ahhh... the memories. Thank you :)
I first went to Bembridge back in the '50s and have fond memories of the place. Thanks for aerial view, great.
Much clearer water than the west side of the isle, seems good for lure fishing
Great video love the Isle of Wight are you allowed to fly any lower