Better than Inch

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dave conger
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Better than Inch

#1 Post by dave conger »

planning on fishing Inch beach (near roaches point) are there any other easy access small Surf Beaches that will produce a fish near there?

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Re: Better than Inch

#2 Post by Theking »

I know that the likes of ballywiiling, youghal beach fish well for ray and dogs after dark .
There is also ballycrenane that fishes during the day for flats (small) with the occasional mullet taken there on maddies .
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Re: Better than Inch

#3 Post by roooster »

ballybranagan & ballycrowneen,which are just over the road toward ballycotton.
ballycrowneen more so at low tide & if you fancy abit of spinning, to the right of ballybranagan can be alright sometimes
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Re: Better than Inch

#4 Post by dave conger »

thanks guys for all your help, will let you know how I get on. Can anyone help with digging worms?

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Re: Better than Inch

#5 Post by Theking »

Pilmore in youghal digs well at times not to sure what it is like at the moment

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