Youghal

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#1 Post by **Angus** » Wed Jan 30, 2008 6:47 pm

Hi lads

Heading down to youghal next mon and tue looking for some help with some marks a low tide and a high tide mark would be of great help.

Thanks

Angus

TonyMc · #2 Post by **TonyMc** » Thu Jan 31, 2008 3:37 am

Angus,

Have a read here, the first 3 are some of the main spots in Youghal

http://homepage.eircom.net/~fishy1tou/local.htm

Best of luck

#3 Post by **hughcronin** » Thu Jan 31, 2008 12:11 pm

been seeing alot of yaughal recently. fish the main beach on first few of the flood. never mind the munster closed last week it can fish very well when it wants to with 7or8 species available.fish crab if you can and alternate between long and near till you find them. stay close to town on corner for bit more consistency. fish with lugy
the key near slob bank is producing cod to 5lb, fish crab if you can. for some reason I'v been pickin up what cod I'v got on the start of the drop. the point of ferry point has been producin few cod etc - crab all the way lad.
you can dig lugs at pilmore. take turn for quality hotel off main cork road then second left.

#4 Post by **hughcronin** » Thu Jan 31, 2008 1:06 pm

been seeing alot of yaughal recently. fish the main beach on first few of the flood. never mind the munster closed last week it can fish very well when it wants to with 7or8 species available.fish crab if you can and alternate between long and near till you find them. stay close to town on corner for bit more consistency. fish with lugy
the key near slob bank is producing cod to 5lb, fish crab if you can. for some reason I'v been pickin up what cod I'v got on the start of the drop. the point of ferry point has been producin few cod etc - crab all the way lad.
you can dig lugs at pilmore. take turn for quality hotel off main cork road then second left.

#5 Post by **hughcronin** » Thu Jan 31, 2008 1:15 pm

sorry for the repeats the site seems to be acting the maggot

#6 Post by **Angus** » Thu Jan 31, 2008 5:53 pm

Hi Lads
Thanks for all your help will let you know how i get on. all we need now is this wind to calm down a bit.

angus