any advice appreciate it.
digging bait around the north coast
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bigtuna
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digging bait around the north coast
how goes it all? thought i'd try this new technological age stuff to ask a burning question of mine. does anybody have any advice /ideas as to were to dig for lugworm /rags around the north coast? Branched out into Beach fishing and would luv
being able to gather some safely and not threatening stocks. Also is there any means of gathering cockles for bait again in the local area and are these any good for various species.
any advice appreciate it.
any advice appreciate it.
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BigPhil
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after a good rough sea just nip down to the beach and scout around, normally a good lot of cockles etc washed up, these work well for the flounder here at times like this.
for lug worm you would be best to try a few of the places in and around lough foyle - just go look for the casts!
for lug worm you would be best to try a few of the places in and around lough foyle - just go look for the casts!
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Keep your eyes on that pitchfork or one may get sore feet!!