this weekend in newcastle

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this weekend in newcastle

#1 Post by thekid »

me and the family are heading to newcastle this weekend trying to bag a few smoothhounds!hope to have a good time and a report for you fishermen and women at the end of the week!
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Re: this weekend in newcastle

#2 Post by MAC »

best of luck lad. Be sure to let us know how you got on.

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Re: this weekend in newcastle

#3 Post by keith »

Carefull could be full of weed, Not a great spot for hounds either.
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Re: this weekend in newcastle

#4 Post by roger de dodger »

good for dogfish 8) defo as keith said not known as a smoothy mark ,its good for whiting and flounder and dab too, a tope bait would have more chance of a tug :wink:
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