live rag/lug or peeler in cork

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croppyboy
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live rag/lug or peeler in cork

#1 Post by croppyboy »

Hi all im going to ballycotton on sat and i was wondering were i could get some live bait i dont care what bait it is but if i can get worm as well as crab it would be great as i will be bringing the 4 yr old daughter on to the pier hopefully shell catch a lot of small fish i have a nine foot uptider and was thinking of bringing it for conger is it worth my while and will i need wire trace

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#2 Post by petekd »

Fluff chucking is the new black..... Rampant Wreckfish is a fly angler in denial :D
Liamo

#3 Post by Liamo »

Plenty of eels down the wall in the 20lb+ bracket beside the green oil tank on the pier. Casting out on to mixed/clean ground from here will produce but the big ones are straight down the side in some foul rough.

Liam

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