Tips for beginner
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Tips for beginner
Hello everyone, I have some question about shore angling in Ireland because I never fish in ocean before. I will receive my rod from Italy in the next days. It is a Shimano force master 4.20 200gr with a Tica reel 10.000. I'm thinking to change lines in the spools and I ordered braid 33lb for one and mono 16lb 0.32mm for the other one. Do you think should be enough for the currents in the Galway Bay to cast more or less 5oz? Thanks
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Re: Tips for beginner
You will need shockleader to take the pressure of the 5 oz on the mainline when casting
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Re: Tips for beginner
Yes, of course. I have 50lb shock leader. But my worry was about main line.corbyeire wrote:You will need shockleader to take the pressure of the 5 oz on the mainline when casting
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Re: Tips for beginner
Your mainline seems up to the job, do you know if you'll be fishing over rocky or sandy ground?pierojump wrote:Yes, of course. I have 50lb shock leader. But my worry was about main line.corbyeire wrote:You will need shockleader to take the pressure of the 5 oz on the mainline when casting
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Re: Tips for beginner
Not yet. I never tried beach casting here in Ireland but I know that the area is really diversified so I can probably fish in both condition. Do you guess that a 0.32 it is too thick?Teegerstk wrote:Your mainline seems up to the job, do you know if you'll be fishing over rocky or sandy ground?pierojump wrote:Yes, of course. I have 50lb shock leader. But my worry was about main line.corbyeire wrote:You will need shockleader to take the pressure of the 5 oz on the mainline when casting
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Re: Tips for beginner
0.32 is fine, I use 0.35! Your gear seems ideal for general irish shore fishingpierojump wrote:Not yet. I never tried beach casting here in Ireland but I know that the area is really diversified so I can probably fish in both condition. Do you guess that a 0.32 it is too thick?Teegerstk wrote:Your mainline seems up to the job, do you know if you'll be fishing over rocky or sandy ground?pierojump wrote:Yes, of course. I have 50lb shock leader. But my worry was about main line.corbyeire wrote:You will need shockleader to take the pressure of the 5 oz on the mainline when casting
2019 species: codling, whiting, flounder, dab, dogfish, spurdog, sole, smooth hound, bass
2020 species: codling, dab, whiting, flounder, dogfish, turbot, smooth hound, bass
2021 species: flounder, black goby, dogfish, smooth hound
2022 species: dogfish, smooth hound
2023 species: flounder
2024 species: dab, smooth hound, flounder, bass
2020 species: codling, dab, whiting, flounder, dogfish, turbot, smooth hound, bass
2021 species: flounder, black goby, dogfish, smooth hound
2022 species: dogfish, smooth hound
2023 species: flounder
2024 species: dab, smooth hound, flounder, bass