seatrout in the sea
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MARRCO7
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seatrout in the sea
Has anyone had any luck with catching seatrout in the sea and by what method, i have tried it at the Moy estuary with limited success on spinners but havnt tried using bait for them, Wardstown beach looks a good spot for them has anyone tried there.
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seatrout from shore.
Ballycastle beach normally produces fish from now on a shortish cast on the beach caster baited with mackerel or sandeel will take them ,had fish to 3lb of here .you can also use a flyer above your main trace ,use a floating bead to add a bit more bouyancy .
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Irish_Shamrock
Theres a steep bay just at the end of the beach behind Finnar Army Camp in south Donegal which produces seatrout regularly.
Put a sandeel on a long (4 or 5 foot) flowing trace and let it sweep around the bay with the very strong tide. You'll usually recognise the take as the line goes very slack and a large bow is created. They normally hook themselves.
I have also caught them accidentally while fishing for pollack off racky marks in Lough Swilly with german spratt type lures.
Put a sandeel on a long (4 or 5 foot) flowing trace and let it sweep around the bay with the very strong tide. You'll usually recognise the take as the line goes very slack and a large bow is created. They normally hook themselves.
I have also caught them accidentally while fishing for pollack off racky marks in Lough Swilly with german spratt type lures.