What to target?

Hello,
I'm a native of Connemara (near White Lady at entrance to Clifden Bay). I have had many good days fishing this peninsula (Errislannan) the traditional way as I was taught, ie. with a hand line, close in, with a stone as a sinker, fishing totally for gunner (wrasse). In the past these fish were salted and used for food in winter.
Anyway I now know there's a bit more variety available from the shore. I will be going up next week, and I'm hoping to sneak a few hours fishing, but at this time of year I'm really guessing at what to target (whiting, codling, Pollack, flatties??)
Can anyone give me an idea as to what I could reasonably hope to catch?
Some details are:

Ground: rough stoney mostly, sandy bottom available at White Lady
Depth: 2 to 5 fathom
Bait: Fresh Lug, frozen sandeel, frozen mackeral, Gulp sandworm(new)
Method: any advice?

Thanks in advance

Blackie

Bump. Surprised nobody's answered yet............ :?:

What's Gulp sandworm, by the way?

'Gulp' is yet another Amazing Ploy by Berkly... Claiming to 'Last 5 Times Longer', 'Be 5 Times Smellier', and 'Be 5 Times Realler' than Real bait... The only Berkley Fake baits I would ever bother with are the Big Rag Imitations and Firetails.... The Rest, I usually find, Is a pile of c**p.

(edited ... lads, again children use the site so no bad language, thanks!)

Hello,
Well I'm away tomorrow.
Took advice from Kieran's report of yesterday.

If I get a couple of hours fishing and if there's anything worth talking about I'll report it.

Slan

Blackie
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By the way I would still be very interested in pointers for this kind of spot on the west coast for winter fishing from the wise (or anybody) out there.

Blackie