just some info on sugar sands thinking of giving it a shot at night this wknd were a bouts are the best shots and what stage of tide gives us a good chance of some action thanks lads
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Originally posted by broon shoe View Postjust some info on sugar sands thinking of giving it a shot at night this wknd were a bouts are the best shots and what stage of tide gives us a good chance of some action thanks lads
synopsis Mr Shoe;Best fished on a big tide,to access the rock edges.Best
fishing during,or just after a big sea starts to ease.Generally extremely
difficult to fish,during late Autumn,early Winter storms,as the kelp gets
uprooted,and the bays are choked with it.Obviously you need to be fishing a
couple of hours,either side of low,for the rock edges,but you can move onto
the sands,as the tide floods.Best bait in my opinion,is lug tipped with crab,and
as the tides are quite small this weekend,you may as well try Howdiemont
sands,which is the beach straight in front of where you park up.The bottom
is pretty clean,but you will struggle for bites,if the sea's flat.
Good luck anyway
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If you are fishing the Howdiemont.....Take plenty of sinkers!"And I looked, and behold'a pale horse; and his name that sat on him was death, and hell followed with hi, and power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword and with hunger, and with the beasts of the earth"
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