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Is the water at beacons always deep and is there anywhere in the area you can fish on any tide
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Well it's deeper when tide is in and deeper on a big tideZZiplex m427, Hulk model
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There will always be water at the beacons. Doesn't matter how big or small the tidePB SHORE COD 9LB 14oz seaton sluice 3/11/12
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lol.
nice one david.just relized me toilet system doesent change heights be it small or big tides.LOL.Originally posted by david.northeast View Post
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wellcome to nesa.
no offence yough man,but what a ?good luck on your fishing sessions.still lol.ps,did you really ask that?Originally posted by kevw84 View Post
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If he doesn't know the mark it seems like a fair question.nee take to take the **** in my view.Comment
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I'm inclined to agree mate and people bang on about what great site it is !Originally posted by robbo1530 View PostRegards Nicky.
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The water at low tide is shallow but very tidal fish the south side at low water then move north to the deeper water as the tide pushes half tide up.Comment
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ive always fished it 3 down 3 up . as the piggy hunter says start south and move north as it floods. the tide will push you off anyways and have to move.Comment
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I have to say I thought it was a fair question too. Spot on info from Pighunter.Comment
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Aye, the lad asked a far enough question. Some marks dry out at low water, so how do you know if you don't ask. But there's always know it alls on here who think everyone should be as expert as they are.Comment
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Sorry
as said good post,now that i think of it.please egnor my DAFT comment.Originally posted by kevw84 View Post
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most normally do reg LOlOriginally posted by regpude View Postas said good post,now that i think of it.please egnor my DAFT comment.
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