Hi all, a friend of mine is heading over to Inchydoney in a week or two and he is wondering if there are any specific areas he should be targetting - its a big beach :). I might join him for an evening so it's not altogether altruistic of me (phanover's Gilthead has made me think a trip over that direction would be worthwhile). So if anyone is willing to give him (us) some marks or some pointers we could try that'd be great.
Cheers...
Inchydoney Marks??
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Inchydoney Marks??
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You could try the Dunmore side of the beach, channel runs out there and you'll get bass, dogs etc.
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I've had plaice off the headland between the two beaches fairly regularly to lug.
I worked a couple of summers in the hotel there and frequently saw shoals and shoals of mullet feeding voraciously in the channel at the far end (ie not Dunmore). Must be bass/bream in among them
I worked a couple of summers in the hotel there and frequently saw shoals and shoals of mullet feeding voraciously in the channel at the far end (ie not Dunmore). Must be bass/bream in among them
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ok thanks for that lads. I'll let you know how he/we get on.
A friend of his had said that fishing inshore from a boat around there is supposed to be good (turbot,brill etc apparently) - I wonder if long casting would get to them (not that either of us can do massive casts anyway).
He's going to be there for a few days accompanied by his in-laws so he'll be looking for as many marks around the area as he can for escape I suspect, so if theres anywhere else he should be trying for....I saw some old posts about Ring etc so I've banged them on to him.
Cheers.
A friend of his had said that fishing inshore from a boat around there is supposed to be good (turbot,brill etc apparently) - I wonder if long casting would get to them (not that either of us can do massive casts anyway).
He's going to be there for a few days accompanied by his in-laws so he'll be looking for as many marks around the area as he can for escape I suspect, so if theres anywhere else he should be trying for....I saw some old posts about Ring etc so I've banged them on to him.
Cheers.
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