hi lads am just wondering wat is the best time to catch a turbot.i still havent caught one yet.im just wondering wud get them better during the day or at nite and wat rigs do ye get them on
Thanx Brian
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Re: turbot catching
You're in Mayo so you shouldn't have a problem finding a mark where they are present. Fished up there about 3 weeks ago and ended up with 15 dinner plate sized fish. Fish in daylight, and use fish baits. I used a 3 hook flapper, 2-3 foot snoods with 1/0s and baited with whole sandeel. Fish these on a rolling lead just over the back of the breakers and leave it swing around. If you fish smaller than this, you are going to continually catch the little fellas, you are in Turbot heaven in Mayo, aim for the bigger boys. 
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Re: turbot catching
god a cork man comin to mayo and catchin loads and me catchin none is boiling me lol.maybe its my luk 2 lol.a plate size 1 wud be nice.thanx peterpetekd wrote:You're in Mayo so you shouldn't have a problem finding a mark where they are present. Fished up there about 3 weeks ago and ended up with 15 dinner plate sized fish. Fish in daylight, and use fish baits. I used a 3 hook flapper, 2-3 foot snoods with 1/0s and baited with whole sandeel. Fish these on a rolling lead just over the back of the breakers and leave it swing around. If you fish smaller than this, you are going to continually catch the little fellas, you are in Turbot heaven in Mayo, aim for the bigger boys.
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Re: turbot catching
Try Lacken Strand we had a few last year on sandeel and thin. Mackerel strips long snoods
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saving private brian wrote:god a cork man comin to mayo and catchin loads and me catchin none is boiling me lol.maybe its my luk 2 lol.a plate size 1 wud be nice.thanx peterpetekd wrote:You're in Mayo so you shouldn't have a problem finding a mark where they are present. Fished up there about 3 weeks ago and ended up with 15 dinner plate sized fish. Fish in daylight, and use fish baits. I used a 3 hook flapper, 2-3 foot snoods with 1/0s and baited with whole sandeel. Fish these on a rolling lead just over the back of the breakers and leave it swing around. If you fish smaller than this, you are going to continually catch the little fellas, you are in Turbot heaven in Mayo, aim for the bigger boys.
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Re: turbot catching
He's not really y'know. He's only pretending so's they'll feel better about him catching all their fish......saving private brian wrote:god a cork man
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I like the Donegal man from Sheffield line myself Gerry.... 
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Re: turbot catching
thanx dan but there is notin on lacken day or nite.its like a graveyard there.its outfished by boatsdan belfast wrote:Try Lacken Strand we had a few last year on sandeel and thin. Mackerel strips long snoods