waterfoot beach/pier?
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minty
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waterfoot beach/pier?
well lads its been a while since i've been on here or out fishing for that matter and was just wondering if anyone had any info on how waterfoot is fishing? it's been a year or 2 since i get a line wet and hoped to ease myself back in to a mark i used to fish at quite often. hoping to get out this weekend if the tides suit. any info would be great.
some times catching crabs is a good thing.........or is it...........?
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09 so far--codling coalies plaice flounder turbot 3&5 bearded rockling doggies whitting shanny and a [color=#FF0000]5lb [/color]huss thornback ray squid starfish mackeral pollack corkwing wrasse ballan wrasse [color=#FF0000]5lb 6oz [/color]conger
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Re: waterfoot beach/pier?
ach stranger, how's the form man?
hope all is well. i'd give red bay a miss man and venture more northernly to ballycastle. we fished just round the corner from waterfoot on sunday and there was still more fresh water down there than sea water. still that peaty colour man which renders it useless for fishing. 7 hours between us for 2 dab was dire
hope you get into some fish minty and if you want any more info send me a txt man.
all the best,
Al.
hope all is well. i'd give red bay a miss man and venture more northernly to ballycastle. we fished just round the corner from waterfoot on sunday and there was still more fresh water down there than sea water. still that peaty colour man which renders it useless for fishing. 7 hours between us for 2 dab was dire
hope you get into some fish minty and if you want any more info send me a txt man.
all the best,
Al.
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minty
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Re: waterfoot beach/pier?
cheers lad, was just thinking of hiiting somewhere handy for me and the brother, ballycastle should be handy enough though, just hope work does'nt get in the way
some times catching crabs is a good thing.........or is it...........?
09 so far--codling coalies plaice flounder turbot 3&5 bearded rockling doggies whitting shanny and a [color=#FF0000]5lb [/color]huss thornback ray squid starfish mackeral pollack corkwing wrasse ballan wrasse [color=#FF0000]5lb 6oz [/color]conger
09 so far--codling coalies plaice flounder turbot 3&5 bearded rockling doggies whitting shanny and a [color=#FF0000]5lb [/color]huss thornback ray squid starfish mackeral pollack corkwing wrasse ballan wrasse [color=#FF0000]5lb 6oz [/color]conger
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Re: waterfoot beach/pier?
hi minty ive been on waterfoot pier a few times lately just got my youngest started fishing we had a fair amount of small plaice dabs and a few flounder dont know what the beach is like and id avoid the pier now the mackie bashers are about good luck where ever you go 