Bike ride to Ladram Bay on 21 July 2008 The mission for the day was to check out Ladram Bay at low tide in good light ready for an upcoming night fishing mission for conger eels. I think it's always best to have a good look at a fishing mark at a very low tide before fishing it at high tide. You can save a lot of tackle losses by knowing where the snaggy ground is that is only visable at low but which you'll be fishing your lures and bait into when it's high tide. I suppose i could have been a bit more enthusiastic with my camera and taken a load more pics, but truth be told i was happily enjoying my cycling on a beautiful day and couldn't be bothered to keep stopping to take loads of photos.     Half way point, out came the flask and i had a nice cuppa tea.     Dunno what this hedgerow flower is, but it was certainly worth a photo.     Ladram Bay at low tide     Ladram Bay at low tide     Ladram Bay at low tide     I came back a different way and stopped in at Otterton Mill and sat on the bank here and had lunch.     It was one seriously nice place. While i sat there a kingfisher hit the water right in front of me and flew off with a small fish. I've never seen a kingfisher catch a fish before, so that was worth the whole trip on its own.     A couple of the local residents, about 10 inches long.     Another of the locals