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hi lads i was wondering if it is possible to catch thornback and dog fishing from hartlepool as they have recently been a few caught round horden etc and was wondering it worth a shot if so any advice and help on conditions,locations,rigs and bait will be appreciated thanks lads
tight lines
much appreciated
species so far 2012cod bass flounder plaice dab colie weaver whitie rockling
target for 2012
:catch a bass of 2lb catch a cod of 5lb catch a plaice of 2lb catch a thornback
For thornbacks, horden or deneholme. Large spring tide 1hr either side of high water. Fish 2 rods. Fresh peeler on one and a sandeel wrapped in squid on the other. For dogs, seaham pier chucks out a few, to large mackeral baits.
Hope this helps.
thanks lads so its worth ago then i might even have a try of my beach for some doggies then try and get up horden one time is there any were in particular you think i should fish in hartlepool and what rigs and bait thanks again lads
tight lines
species so far 2012cod bass flounder plaice dab colie weaver whitie rockling
target for 2012
:catch a bass of 2lb catch a cod of 5lb catch a plaice of 2lb catch a thornback
thanks lads so its worth ago then i might even have a try of my beach for some doggies then try and get up horden one time is there any were in particular you think i should fish in hartlepool and what rigs and bait thanks again lads
tight lines
Fish baits and squid are amust and fresh crab if you can get it. I would use a pulley rig with twin 3/0 hooks.
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