pilmore estueary
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mulletman1
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pilmore estueary
i hope tp fish pilmore estueary for flats nextweek . any reports , ideas on bait , best times or conditions . thanks
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Re: pilmore estueary
Hi mulletman, There is one bit of advice i can give. If you are fishing a flooding tide, keep an eye on your exit. the North bank can flood the channel behind you.
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Re: pilmore estueary
i used to fish there a few years back...id fish the middle of the river at low water until your pushed off it by the tide,think youd need crab too down there as well
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bhoy32
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Re: pilmore estueary
best advice i can give ya is drive straight past it and try inside youghal harbour 
serious though pilmore is after turning into a barren waste land fishing is very slow out there with a long time. i know a lad who have about 30 hours fishing with only 1 flat to show for his efforts
serious though pilmore is after turning into a barren waste land fishing is very slow out there with a long time. i know a lad who have about 30 hours fishing with only 1 flat to show for his effortsB.A.S.S club