Sea fishing East Coast
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- Stickleback
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Sea fishing East Coast
Hi all..i live in east Anglia and am going away to the east coast..anyone recommend any hotspots..[removed].anywhere nice n deep close in/with a pier since il be using carp rods to cast
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- Chub
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Re: Sea fishing East Coast
So you will be casting a 4oz lead say 170yds?
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- Stickleback
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Re: Sea fishing East Coast
3.5lb test curve so something similar really yes
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Re: Sea fishing East Coast
darknickyblue wrote: ↑Tue Jul 17 2018 16:13 -That's a big area between felixstowe and cromer and you can catxh fish at any loint you can access the beach.Hi all..i live in east Anglia and am going away to the east coast..anyone recommend any hotspots..[removed]..anywhere nice n deep close in/with a pier since il be using carp rods to cast
Find a flat Sandy beach, and fish behind the 2nd breaker on an incoming tide. Fish lugworm and you will catch fish.
There are hotspots, but tbh they often change as the sand is constantly on the move along the east Anglian coast.
You don't need deep water, that's a myth for most summer species.
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Re: Sea fishing East Coast
darknickyblue wrote: ↑Tue Jul 17 2018 17:21 -You are not going to put a bait anywhere near 170 yards, not with any bait left intact anyway.3.5lb test curve so something similar really yes
Forget about blasting to the horizon, unless you know the exact position of a gulley. Close in will be more consistent.
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Re: Sea fishing East Coast
I was thinking [removed] docks...deep water close in and near sunrise/sunset..unless there is any absolute hotspot elsewhere i guess that looks do-able. I am aware that you get different species in different locations..like if you fish close to the wash it is shallow and therefor not as many cod
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Re: Sea fishing East Coast
darknickyblue wrote: ↑Tue Jul 17 2018 19:35 -You're welcome mate, no problem if you need any more info don't be afraid to ask.I was thinking [removed] docks...deep water close in and near sunrise/sunset..unless there is any absolute hotspot elsewhere i guess that looks do-able. I am aware that you get different species in different locations..like if you fish close to the wash it is shallow and therefor not as many cod
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