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east wind????

#1 Post by flounder5791 »

we've all heard the saying "wind from the east the fish bite least" was just wondering what your thoughts on it were or is just a load of rubbish. i fish the west coas galway area if that makes any difference thanks .conor :) :) :) :) :)
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Re: east wind????

#2 Post by matt69 »

I've heard that before.i fish north co dublin and wind from the east puts a bit of surf on the beach so bass and flounder are expected.
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#3 Post by last cast lad »

I fish north donegal mostly and the east wind is not good, cold and fishless would be a good generalisation, these sessions are normally only redeemed by a dogfish or the thought of watching x factor if I had stayed home :cry:
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#4 Post by roryodonnell »

South east good, north east bad, due east, meh
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#5 Post by lucky13 »

east wind in east cork = stay at home :)
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#6 Post by saving private brian »

when the wind is too the west is when the fishing will be at its best and boy did come true the other day
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#7 Post by seanbah »

I always found east winds produce less fish except for flatties for some reason for me anyway they seem to alive in a easterly wind :)
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