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Portland Fishing - Hallelujah
Bay
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This area was known as Hallelujah Bay because, in the 1880s,
Hiram Otter painted and carved religious texts on the rocks in
this area. The bay is shallow and strewn with large boulders
interspersed with kelp beds. I have not fished this area
recently but on previous occasions have caught many small Wrasse
using ragworm and legering tactics. Night lines left out by the
locals can often be found here in the summer. The area at the
end of the bay is a favourite mark for boat anglers after
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Click the images to enlarge
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Hallelujah Bay from the top of the cliff. The
easiest access to this mark is to park at the Chesil
Cove and follow the path south from the end of the
promenade.
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The southern end of Hallelujah Bay seen from
Blacknor Fort.
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