Hi All,
I was going to try Wexford for smoothies on Saturday night (assuming work doesn't get in the way) and was planning on giving Tinnebearna a go. Does anyone know how its fishing or if anywhere in the vicinity would be a better option? Any PMs greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Pete
Wexford Smooth Hounds - Tinnebearna
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Re: Wexford Smooth Hounds - Tinnebearna
There have been a few decent ones taken there last weekend. Keep one rod in close as the bass are in too.
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Re: Wexford Smooth Hounds - Tinnebearna
what are the best baits to be used when fishing for smoothhounds?
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Re: Wexford Smooth Hounds - Tinnebearna
you forgot squidshamoo0804 wrote:Peeler Crab, Hermit Crab, Softie's and rag
there is also someone on here that uses lug to target them down that part of the coast.
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Re: Wexford Smooth Hounds - Tinnebearna
I'm told squid is a good bait off the boat, but dont hear too often of lads using it from the shore here.
Never had much luck on lug myself, with the exception of the odd pup
Never had much luck on lug myself, with the exception of the odd pup
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Re: Wexford Smooth Hounds - Tinnebearna
clones, toberpatrick, courtown, ballymoney are all producing hounds at the mo,
just have a look at some of the reports
just have a look at some of the reports
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Re: Wexford Smooth Hounds - Tinnebearna
Thanks for all the replies and PM's. I'll be sure to let you know how I get on
Thanks again
Pete
Thanks again
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Re: Wexford Smooth Hounds - Tinnebearna
fished Tinnebearna last Friday night and had a few hounds off it. they turned up the second it got dark and were in pretty close to the shore maybe 30 - 40 yards out. one of my mates fished it on saturday night and had nothing only a few flat fish he said the strand was full of weed as well.
you might be better of trying one of the strands that Brock mentioned above.
you might be better of trying one of the strands that Brock mentioned above.
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