fishing expo in dublin
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Pat Spillane
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pookie5488
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worth trip
is the show any good is there much for the sea angler, would it be worth a trip down from belfast
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Mr_Green
loadsa stuff
i think everything u will ever need 4 fishin..at a good price..plus new innovations im sure... its meant 2 b cheaply priced decent gear!!!
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MAC
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I have found that there's not a lot on offer for the sea angler, although there are a few stalls with some gear. Tony's tackle was by far the best last year. It's more coase and game equipment.
There are plenty of boats on show as well for the boat anglers.
It's an excellent place to pick up waterproofs and Neoprene waders and such. I managed to get a pair for Neoprene waders for €50 last year.
It's a good place for braid and bulk hooks and stuff like that.
Beware though, there is quite a few stalls that sell pure shite. Just lots uf useless crap.
I'll be there myself this year, would be afraid I'd miss a bargin. :wink:
Kev
There are plenty of boats on show as well for the boat anglers.
It's an excellent place to pick up waterproofs and Neoprene waders and such. I managed to get a pair for Neoprene waders for €50 last year.
It's a good place for braid and bulk hooks and stuff like that.
Beware though, there is quite a few stalls that sell pure shite. Just lots uf useless crap.
I'll be there myself this year, would be afraid I'd miss a bargin. :wink:
Kev
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TSR
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