Smooth Tide

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Smooth Tide

#1 Post by George »

Just wondering what tides are suited best for smoothound. I have heard a high tide coinciding with sunset on a warm sunny day is best. Any truth?????? Planning a long snood pulley pennell with 2/0 hooks. Have been crabing for ages now to get the stock up, so hopefully it pays off!!
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#2 Post by Seaniebo »

How are ya george. Ideally you'd want low tide an hour or so before sunset so that your fishing the rise into darkness.
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#3 Post by Rolly »

If anyone has ever caught smoothies on the west coast i'd be very interested to learn where? I know of fish been caught as far west as Kerry. Anyone ever hooked a smoothound on the west coast??
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#4 Post by corbyeire »

welcome to the site rolly

havent heard of any myself about galway - but im sure there are more anglers longer in the tooth than me around this coast
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#5 Post by Rolly »

Did you ever say you knew someone who caught smooties on the west coast? Was that something else we were talking about? Looking for a gig out west for a few days...
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#6 Post by corbyeire »

pm stevecrow - hed have a good idea

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