like the sound of rip currents been thinking of giving it a bash have looked at a few photos of the beach looks like theres a few areas on the beach that could hold fish any one fish it White park bay
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White park bay
Any 1 ever get any good results like the sound of rip currents been thinking of giving it a bash have looked at a few photos of the beach looks like theres a few areas on the beach that could hold fish any one fish it
like the sound of rip currents been thinking of giving it a bash have looked at a few photos of the beach looks like theres a few areas on the beach that could hold fish any one fish it [color=#FF0000]species shore 2012[/color] ][color=#00FF00]codling/whiting [/color]
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Re: White park bay
me and ronald fished there 2 weeks ago and got turbot, some small coalies and pollock. we did'nt get a load of fish, but at least we did'nt blank 