Glenties
Wed Jan 23, 2013 4:41 pm
How atre things, everyone?
I'm after a bit of advice. I'm heading to Glenties in a couple of weeks and i'll be bringing the lure rod, a few plastics, plugs and metals with me. I'm thinking of heading to Nairn (i think) beach. Can anyone recommend anywhere better, or give me any tips on lure fishing Nairn? All advice will be kept on the down-low.
Thanks a million,
Skateboy.
I'm after a bit of advice. I'm heading to Glenties in a couple of weeks and i'll be bringing the lure rod, a few plastics, plugs and metals with me. I'm thinking of heading to Nairn (i think) beach. Can anyone recommend anywhere better, or give me any tips on lure fishing Nairn? All advice will be kept on the down-low.
Thanks a million,
Skateboy.
Re: Glenties
Wed Jan 23, 2013 6:43 pm
South of the County? Give Pete on this site a pm, he'll know where/when/how. He might not have the latest catch info though, I hear he's emigrated to Cork or Kerry. 
Re: Glenties
Wed Jan 23, 2013 8:30 pm
From there you could drive to st.johns point outside killybegs fishes all tides or muckross head towards kilcar fishes best at low tide. If there pollock about they can be big. Biggest on a german sprat 12lb
Re: Glenties
Thu Jan 24, 2013 9:58 am
Thanks a million, lads. Good advice as always.
Re: Glenties
Thu Jan 31, 2013 4:01 pm
Gone but not forgotten Gerry . Tough time of the year to be visiting Skateboy. You could try the rocks adjacent the pier for coalies and the odd pollock. Watch for swell though and forget about it if wind is from northwest. Beach at Nairn be very tough going with lures, outside chance of a sea trout maybe.
. Tough time of the year to be visiting Skateboy. You could try the rocks adjacent the pier for coalies and the odd pollock. Watch for swell though and forget about it if wind is from northwest. Beach at Nairn be very tough going with lures, outside chance of a sea trout maybe.