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    Not exactly what I was after, but following a few hours of float-fishing rag, spinning lures and trying a big rag/bluey bait on the bottom at Dunstanburgh Castle, I ended up catching tons of flatties on the beach. Some decent ones and it was good to get used to using braid for the first time.[ATTACH]7215[/ATTACH]
    PBs...Cod 8lb2oz.. Turbot 3lb2oz.. Whiting 1lb8oz.. Coalie 1lb9oz.. Flounder 1lb7oz.. Dab 15oz.. Plaice 13oz.. Bass 1lb 6oz

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    Well done mate hope to get up there a lot when it gets abut warmer
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    • #3
      Originally posted by RossW View Post
      Not exactly what I was after, but following a few hours of float-fishing rag, spinning lures and trying a big rag/bluey bait on the bottom at Dunstanburgh Castle, I ended up catching tons of flatties on the beach. Some decent ones and it was good to get used to using braid for the first time.[ATTACH]7215[/ATTACH]
      some nice turbot get caught on that beach ross,good day out for you well done. davy.
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      • #4
        Cheers Davy. I was hoping a bonus turbot might show up but it was all flounders - the sea-bed must have been covered in them cos it was full hook-ups every cast. Bit disappointed to get nothing on the point off the rocks but like you say it's still a relaxing day out in the sun. No complaints at all
        PBs...Cod 8lb2oz.. Turbot 3lb2oz.. Whiting 1lb8oz.. Coalie 1lb9oz.. Flounder 1lb7oz.. Dab 15oz.. Plaice 13oz.. Bass 1lb 6oz

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        • #5
          What bait were the flatties taking? Were they far out or close in? Where abouts were you on Embleton beach? Sorry for all the questions, thinking of a flattie session next weekend to kick off my Summer!

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          • #6
            No bother mate. The flatties were taking bluey and ragworm. Simple two-hook flappers. Size 2 hooks. They were feeding hard on the ebb tide and it went quiet at low water. I kept moving around on the beach and, as usual, the flounders were very close in. 15-30 yards is easily far enough. Grip leads and plain leads both worked just as well. Hope it helps. (One thing - if it's a calm sea - fish very very light because flounders don't offer much of a battle!)
            PBs...Cod 8lb2oz.. Turbot 3lb2oz.. Whiting 1lb8oz.. Coalie 1lb9oz.. Flounder 1lb7oz.. Dab 15oz.. Plaice 13oz.. Bass 1lb 6oz

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            • #7
              broon shoe

              always nice to catch up there cause its a lang wark....lol

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              • #8
                Great mate. Thanks. Would it be worth fishing the flood or is the ebb a better bet?

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                • #9
                  Not sure, but I would choose to start at low water and fish the tide up. I think they just like it when the tide is moving. It was a big tide when I was there and the ebb fished well.
                  PBs...Cod 8lb2oz.. Turbot 3lb2oz.. Whiting 1lb8oz.. Coalie 1lb9oz.. Flounder 1lb7oz.. Dab 15oz.. Plaice 13oz.. Bass 1lb 6oz

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