Black Lug in Cork
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partylikeits1969
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Black Lug in Cork
Can anyone hint me in the direction of somewhere I can pump or dig black lug in the South-West Cork area please? or anywhere in cork county for that matter...?
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youngrod
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Re: Black Lug in Cork
Down around bantry I think they get them but if you don t get them there is some places in cork harbour
[i][b]speices 09 [/b][/i]
sea:flounder,whiting,rockling mackeral,dogfish,weverfish,turbot,pollock,cod,coalies,codling
fresh:rainbow trout,brown,trout
sea:flounder,whiting,rockling mackeral,dogfish,weverfish,turbot,pollock,cod,coalies,codling
fresh:rainbow trout,brown,trout
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partylikeits1969
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Re: Black Lug in Cork
nice one, I normally just dig blow lug at Sandycove by Kinsale. just looking for alternative plaes to collect bait
Fishes live in the sea, as men do a-land; the great ones eat up the little ones.
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