Flounder?
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cd07
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Flounder?
Has anyone noticed the lack of flounders on co.louths beaches? I regularly fish this stretch of the coast and for the last two years the flounder fishing has been dismal where it used to be good.
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Re: Flounder?
hate catching the things they swallow your hooks greedy ******* unless your match fishingcd07 wrote:Has anyone noticed the lack of flounders on co.louths beaches? I regularly fish this stretch of the coast and for the last two years the flounder fishing has been dismal where it used to be good.
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Flounders in Co Louth
Try Mornington Into the Boyne there is no shortage of flounders there with the ocasional big one...