Fishing near banna strand for a beginner
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Fishing near banna strand for a beginner
Hey there folks. A friend is going to Tralee for the weekend. he plans to do some fishing. Where would you reccomend a beginner go. A deep water venue would probably be more suitable??? Thanks folks
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hello there
tell your friend to try fenit peir its about 7 km from tralee town
its a great spot ive had plenty of fish there over the years there
is a fishing tackle shop in tralee its self called landers if he is looking
for bait id say the lads in landers could tell him were is fishing well around that area at the moment hope that helps u out
tell your friend to try fenit peir its about 7 km from tralee town
its a great spot ive had plenty of fish there over the years there
is a fishing tackle shop in tralee its self called landers if he is looking
for bait id say the lads in landers could tell him were is fishing well around that area at the moment hope that helps u out
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Fenit pier? plenty of deep water but not alot of fish try spinning its not as boring .....
Blackrock just north of banna carpark fish it a high tide
the bluepool 30 to 45 min walk from banna carpark walk south if your friend wants to dig lug and go after flounder. I've also seen people spinning for mackeral there at high tide.
Barrow harbour low tide access to the best marks complicated by the fact there is a stoopid golf course in you way :) but you can get away with walking through it if you conduct yourself properly. oh, theres also quick sand :shock:
can be worth the risk sometimes.
perhaps Fenit pier might be the best bet for a beginner fish it around high tide ideally flat calm don't bother getting out of the car if the wind is from the north.
does the friend have a car?
Blackrock just north of banna carpark fish it a high tide
the bluepool 30 to 45 min walk from banna carpark walk south if your friend wants to dig lug and go after flounder. I've also seen people spinning for mackeral there at high tide.
Barrow harbour low tide access to the best marks complicated by the fact there is a stoopid golf course in you way :) but you can get away with walking through it if you conduct yourself properly. oh, theres also quick sand :shock:
can be worth the risk sometimes.
perhaps Fenit pier might be the best bet for a beginner fish it around high tide ideally flat calm don't bother getting out of the car if the wind is from the north.
does the friend have a car?