Looking new marks. I used google and got some great ariel photos of a few spot, looking anyone that has tried them. What they like and whats bottom like.
1. Portballintrae
2. Great Stookan
3. Portnaboe
4. Benbane Head
Most can be found in this web address. Just cut and paste.
www.northantrim.com/Causewayheadlands.htm
new marks anyone fished them?????????????
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Starting to get adventerous there pooks :lol: benbane head is a long old hike and hard work to get to ,hope you got some good climbing ropes ,we'd normally fish it in a boat about 50m out, loads of pollack but very snaggy with some high pinnicales of rock ,perfect pollack country . tried the shore once bit further west than great stookan ,didn't get much a few small wrasse etc. but that could have been a bad day .
Take a walk along the cliff top path from the giants causeway and you'll see loads of fishy looking spots ,its just a nightmare getting to them from the shore .
Take a walk along the cliff top path from the giants causeway and you'll see loads of fishy looking spots ,its just a nightmare getting to them from the shore .
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portballintrae is a nice venue for a summer day, plaice, coalies, pollack ,gurnard and dogs. not a lot of fish mind you i havent fished it in maybe 4-5 years, yet again try to fish in calm conditions, better to be safe than sorry!
there are loads of rock marks around the coast to try, its just that most stick to the ones they now best and fish regularly, if your gonna try a new one take a mate or two and let someone know where you are heading....just incase :? :roll: :wink:
there are loads of rock marks around the coast to try, its just that most stick to the ones they now best and fish regularly, if your gonna try a new one take a mate or two and let someone know where you are heading....just incase :? :roll: :wink:
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from now on ballintoy should throw up coalies and codling on lug or crab baits, mussel may also work, best to fish it when rough though this can be a bit dangerous at times.
layd church may also throw up a few fish out of the rough ground(check shore marks)other rock marks - there are places around fairhead ballycastle may be worth a chuck and the round area at the end of the big breakwater at ballycastle harbour should produce fish as you are going into a fair depth of water.
garron point might produce some codling or dogs or conger?
if you check maps etc then just take time to go around some u like the look of in daylight and go sometime and give em a chuck, you never know what might turn up!
its a guessing game with new marks
if you log in rather than as guest and pm some of the 'local' guys and ask them they might be able to give you a couple.
good luck pookie!
layd church may also throw up a few fish out of the rough ground(check shore marks)other rock marks - there are places around fairhead ballycastle may be worth a chuck and the round area at the end of the big breakwater at ballycastle harbour should produce fish as you are going into a fair depth of water.
garron point might produce some codling or dogs or conger?
if you check maps etc then just take time to go around some u like the look of in daylight and go sometime and give em a chuck, you never know what might turn up!
its a guessing game with new marks
if you log in rather than as guest and pm some of the 'local' guys and ask them they might be able to give you a couple.
good luck pookie!
Not the BigPhil from Irish Angler mag, I'm the original, i swear!!!!