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hi since the boat seasons is near end our fishing club is starting shore fishing in nxt cple of weeks,,any marks worth a try were sick of fishing same marks like mark 44 shields pier so this winter were gonna try rocky marks,any advice wud be apreciated cheers
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hi since the boat seasons is near end our fishing club is starting shore fishing in nxt cple of weeks,,any marks worth a try were sick of fishing same marks like mark 44 shields pier so this winter were gonna try rocky marks,any advice wud be apreciated cheers
Well theres plenty other marks along shields pier u can try mate. Plenty rocks and rock edges you can fish off along the entire coastline too.
Depends on how far yous are wanting to travel mate, probs rockiest area closest to yous would be Jackies beach or the wherry at whitburn, also you got the cliff tops there, but obviously you can travel all along the coast road for rock marks, also St Marys island. Too many to name really, you gotta decide if its mixed ground or rough ground yous want to fish, then you will get better help, also a lot depends on the wind and also the state of the tide depending on where yous want to fish
Johnny well try Cullernose and Dunstanbrough eh??? Lynemouth beach is gettin hit aswell... Been told about a couple holes just up from Cullernose!!! We'll dee the lot!!!
Johnny well try Cullernose and Dunstanbrough eh??? Lynemouth beach is gettin hit aswell... Been told about a couple holes just up from Cullernose!!! We'll dee the lot!!!
i take it you mean the hole in the dyke and the black hole, way better than cullernose mate, way better
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