Where to bring a beginner sea fishing?

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markhamilton
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Where to bring a beginner sea fishing?

#1 Post by markhamilton »

Whats up lads. A friend has asked me to bring him sea fishing for the first time. I'd know abit about rigs,baits, different fish and methods etc but I dont really sea fish that much so dont know any good spots. IF you could maybe pm me with a good spot relitively snag free i'd appreciate it! I was thinking somewhere like Howth or poolbeg for some macks/pollock but they tend to be VERY over crowded at times.



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Re: Where to bring a beginner sea fishing?

#2 Post by youonlythevinegar123 »

You can't really beat the East pier in Dún Laoghaire for beginners. Straight down the side with rag on hooks smaller than size 2 for wrasse and small pollack. Float fishing a bit further out for mackerel using mackerel strips. Fish between five yards and 30 yards out. Its not too snaggy. If you want I'll PM you a decent rock mark if you're happy to do a bit of rock hopping, which holds better wrasse and pollack to around a pound. It's snaggy but you should get a few fish.
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Re: Where to bring a beginner sea fishing?

#3 Post by markhamilton »

thanks for the reply. I was considering Dun Loaghaire alright chance a bit of rag on a float and see what comes up. Dont mind the rock hopping at all, adds, to the adventure. I'd appreciate the p.m. if you wouldnt mind!

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