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Danok wrote:Hi Guys,
Im pretty much brand new to sea angling mostly because I usually fish lakes for pike and trout. The season for that is over anyway and I have been reading that cod and whiting are around this time of year?
Does this mean that bait such as lugworm will catch these as they are sitting deeper in the water rather than lures? Excuse my knowledge on sea fishing, Im finding it very hard to find reputable information for fishing on the east coast of ireland
Or what are you guys using/doing to have a successful day out? I understand fishing at different tide times may be beneficial?
Thanks for your help
mark1985 wrote:Danok wrote:Hi Guys,
Im pretty much brand new to sea angling mostly because I usually fish lakes for pike and trout. The season for that is over anyway and I have been reading that cod and whiting are around this time of year?
Does this mean that bait such as lugworm will catch these as they are sitting deeper in the water rather than lures? Excuse my knowledge on sea fishing, Im finding it very hard to find reputable information for fishing on the east coast of ireland
Or what are you guys using/doing to have a successful day out? I understand fishing at different tide times may be beneficial?
Thanks for your help
Hi Danok,
Very similar to yourself, im a firm coarse man but want to give the sea fishing a bit more time, been a few time before on the west coast catching wrasse but live in Dublin so looking to try here. Have you managed to get out since the post and any tips on spots and tackle advice?
Teegerstk wrote:mark1985 wrote:Danok wrote:Hi Guys,
Im pretty much brand new to sea angling mostly because I usually fish lakes for pike and trout. The season for that is over anyway and I have been reading that cod and whiting are around this time of year?
Does this mean that bait such as lugworm will catch these as they are sitting deeper in the water rather than lures? Excuse my knowledge on sea fishing, Im finding it very hard to find reputable information for fishing on the east coast of ireland
Or what are you guys using/doing to have a successful day out? I understand fishing at different tide times may be beneficial?
Thanks for your help
Hi Danok,
Very similar to yourself, im a firm coarse man but want to give the sea fishing a bit more time, been a few time before on the west coast catching wrasse but live in Dublin so looking to try here. Have you managed to get out since the post and any tips on spots and tackle advice?
Hey, I've never fished Dublin although I've heard of people fishing in the laytown/bettystown area (bit of a distance from dublin city but worth mentioning?) and at Killiney beach to the south. Feel free to pm me about tackle and such.
Check this link out, a shore guide for Dublin made by kieran years ago: https://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/sho ... dublin.htm
Best of luck
mark1985 wrote:Danok wrote:Hi Guys,
Im pretty much brand new to sea angling mostly because I usually fish lakes for pike and trout. The season for that is over anyway and I have been reading that cod and whiting are around this time of year?
Does this mean that bait such as lugworm will catch these as they are sitting deeper in the water rather than lures? Excuse my knowledge on sea fishing, Im finding it very hard to find reputable information for fishing on the east coast of ireland
Or what are you guys using/doing to have a successful day out? I understand fishing at different tide times may be beneficial?
Thanks for your help
Hi Danok,
Very similar to yourself, im a firm coarse man but want to give the sea fishing a bit more time, been a few time before on the west coast catching wrasse but live in Dublin so looking to try here. Have you managed to get out since the post and any tips on spots and tackle advice?
cd07 wrote:What part of the country are you in?
kieran wrote:the Pigeon House hot water outflows on the south Docks
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