Southern Sicily
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- SAI Hammerhead
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Southern Sicily
Anybody fished southern Sicily? Can't find anything on the web. Probably a long shot, but any experience shared would be appreciated......
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Hi
i fished sorrento last month which is not a million miles away. i would guess you are talking mostly small stuff, small bream, damselfish, blue runners etc. best bet would be to bring some coarse fishing gear and fish waggler with some mashed bread and sardines for groundbait. and small bits of prawn , bread or squid on the hook.
this would do for the mullet too, which are golden greys and generally very obliging. if you can double your rod up for a bit of spinning you might pick uo some more species. a light tele rod is what i use
there are also some bottom fish over sandy areas that look like big blennies of small tub gurnards, i dont know what they are really, got some up toa pound on lehered sqiud. but keep the hooks and weights small.
i am not sure if fishing with the class of gear we use over here would produce anythig biggger
i fished sorrento last month which is not a million miles away. i would guess you are talking mostly small stuff, small bream, damselfish, blue runners etc. best bet would be to bring some coarse fishing gear and fish waggler with some mashed bread and sardines for groundbait. and small bits of prawn , bread or squid on the hook.
this would do for the mullet too, which are golden greys and generally very obliging. if you can double your rod up for a bit of spinning you might pick uo some more species. a light tele rod is what i use
there are also some bottom fish over sandy areas that look like big blennies of small tub gurnards, i dont know what they are really, got some up toa pound on lehered sqiud. but keep the hooks and weights small.
i am not sure if fishing with the class of gear we use over here would produce anythig biggger
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Adam S wrote:Hi
i fished sorrento last month which is not a million miles away. i would guess you are talking mostly small stuff, small bream, damselfish, blue runners etc. best bet would be to bring some coarse fishing gear and fish waggler with some mashed bread and sardines for groundbait. and small bits of prawn , bread or squid on the hook.
i am not sure if fishing with the class of gear we use over here would produce anythig biggger
I suppose about what I expected, though I read that there used to be a substantial tuna fishery off the south coast..........
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Yeah there might still be
got some serviola tuna in the med off spain fast trolling aspets( like garfish) a few years ago near the mouth of the ebro. so they might be around sicily too, whether or not you could get a charter though i dont know
got some serviola tuna in the med off spain fast trolling aspets( like garfish) a few years ago near the mouth of the ebro. so they might be around sicily too, whether or not you could get a charter though i dont know
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