sea trout, antrim coast.
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rab01
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sea trout, antrim coast.
is there anywhere along the antrim coast thats catching sea trout at the mo? i never usually target them but i've recently purchased a game license and would love to get a couple on the lure. any help would be appreciated. thanks in advance. 
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dont get disheartened.. its a saturday night and i'd say quite a few are out fishing (either on a beach or at a bar).. give it a few days and see what happens 
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Sea trout has been caught from Cushendall beach by a few anglers I know. The unfortunate thing is, as they don't hold a game licence so the fish are all returned to fight another day.
Glengormley Gavin had a sea trout off this beach not long ago but it's a fish that is caught by accident, they are not there in numbers to make it worth targeting.
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Glengormley Gavin had a sea trout off this beach not long ago but it's a fish that is caught by accident, they are not there in numbers to make it worth targeting.
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I got 1 sat night at ballycastle beach on fresh mackerel i was supposed to spin up until it got dark but forgot my spinning reel saw a few what looked like sea trout jumping out of the water at sunsetrab01 wrote:cheers lads!
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sea trout antrim coast
I got one spinning from Redbay pier a few weeks ago! If you have a licience why not get a day permit and try the rivers genariff, dall, dun themselves dawn and dusk/night best...I always had more success catching seatrout up those parts from those rivers than I ever did in the sea. Some big seatrout in those rivers +5lb you may be surprised... never caught or seen any caught of that size from sea.
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