Mariners ray

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rains
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Mariners ray

Post by rains »

Wonder if anyone can help me please. Been to Mariners a few times already but never manage a ray out of there, The q is: how far do you need to cast and what bait and rig do you need for them at this venue.
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jaygo
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Re: Mariners ray

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marriners ray seem to like either sqid or sandeel keep the baits small.

of the knuckle a cast of 70 yards puts you on the rays but further down behind the flats you will need a bigger cast..if you go down by the anchor its only a short cast that puts you out onto a nice sandy gully..if you go down there over low water on a big tide and just take some time having a look at the gullys along the stretch you will have a better idei of what your fishing over.
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rains
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Re: Mariners ray

Post by rains »

Thank you for that info. Is this the place you cast to try for the ray ?
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keith n
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Re: Mariners ray

Post by keith n »

i've had 2 off the bullnose recently - 70yrd cast is about right and small baits seems to be correct aswell :D
I had a big ray on 1/2 a frozen lug on a scratching rig - and no drop net :oops: and a small one on sandeel last saturday , so they are there -but not in any great quantity ( both caught just on high water btw)
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