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#1 Post by **grady** » Mon Mar 29, 2010 9:08 pm

hi, again may u lads though I'v asking to many questions,but I'v discover this site and I think is the best place to do that so.does any1 has Idie where to buy some lug worms around eastern region such as monaghan or cavan,drogheda, becouse I never dug them and very little knowledge how to do this, it's seems is one of the best baits targeting most of speases.

#2 Post by **Conger** » Mon Mar 29, 2010 9:15 pm

Hi Grady, i was the same as yourself up until a couple of years ago i would buy all my bait, but you just can't beat the fresh stuff, find a lug mark/beach and head down at low tide, i find that some beaches can be different, on some you find a load of the lug marks/squiggles and others you will find a squiggle with an enterance mark up to a foot away. Give it a try i garuntee you that you will get into it..

Regards

Seamus

#3 Post by **wooler** » Wed Apr 14, 2010 12:20 am

i cant agree more. buy a good fork and get out digging. u just cant beat freshly dug worm. Lug does keep very well so most shops dont keep it.

#4 Post by **grady** » Wed Apr 14, 2010 1:50 pm

thanks, lads i'v bough a fork and week ago i went near streedagh beach i dugg for my first time succesfully enough got 20-30 lugs in an hour or so, there is masive colonies of thees beasties. thanks for all advises they worked very well

Wed Apr 14, 2010 4:47 pm

good on ya man now you can dig your own bait any time night or day

#6 Post by **Conger** » Wed Apr 14, 2010 9:16 pm

Well done Grady, when you have a minute could you go out and get me about 50 beasties for Friday and post them on to Limerick

Seriously, you cannot beat the fresh lug

Regards

Seamus

Sea Angling Ireland

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