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#1 Post by delmonte »

Headin up to the Faroes for the Ireland match in June. Might chance my arm and cast a few lines from the shore up there. Heard there's plenty of coalies up there. Any one have any ideas about what gear to bring and how to bring rods on a plane etc?
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#2 Post by pete »

Delmonte,
I read an article some time ago in one of the magazines about the sea trout fishing on the Faroes, supposed to be excellent. I think they fish for them in the sea. Can't right remember been that long since I read it.

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I watched an angling program from Discovery Home & Leisure last year where a guy was fishing from the shore for flatties. I can't remember what bait he was using but he had very light gear, I believe it was only was only a carp rod with an appropriately small weight. Bearing in mind that you may not want to be carrying much kit he only had his rod/reel with a small container for bait and some weights in his pocket.

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#4 Post by delmonte »

Ihere its all cod and pollock. does anyone know a few good lures or spinners to get
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#5 Post by Drew »

Mate, Im gonna say a Heavy Spinning Rod, With 40g+ Spinners...
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Bigbill.

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#7 Post by Bigbill. »

Program about Faroes was Paul Young. He was using local bought prawns as bait.
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#8 Post by barry murphy »

we brought rods back from a show in england last year,we just put them in rod tubes and taped up the top and bottem so the lids wouldnt come off.yeah he was useing prawns from shore and out in yhe boat.
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#9 Post by barry murphy »

we brought rods back from a show in england last year,we just put them in rod tubes and taped up the top and bottem so the lids wouldnt come off.yeah he was useing prawns from shore and out in the boat.
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#10 Post by delmonte »

Thanks lads. I'l ask aboutrod tubes in the shop tomorrow. Might have a hard time getting prawns but i'l give it a shot over there. I'l let you's know how I got on

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