Formby Plugging

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Sean the Prawn
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Formby Plugging

Post by Sean the Prawn »

Really want to get into plugging more this year, my little collection of wooden fish is growing rapidly.

I was wondering if anyone had had any success plugging on Formby beach or is the water never clear enough?

Any other spots for a short afternoon session?
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Post by gmonkman »

Often thought it would be worth giving leasowe channel a try - though its pretty mucky especially on the big tides.
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Post by neil.price37 »

had my only bass on a lure( rapalax rap 8 in silver with brown back) from leasowe channel last year but only a schoolie :roll: and you have only a small period of time where you can get the plugs to work right there (except poppers )due to the speed of the tide, but i reckon formby would be worth trying :idea: you don't seem to hear of much plugging over a plain sandy seabed :? usually done by rougher/mixed ground
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Post by moan it in mid »

hi neil :D where have you been :D ;)
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Post by svenbren »

if the fish are there why not try it you can only blank ;)
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Post by Sean the Prawn »

svenbren wrote:if the fish are there why not try it you can only blank ;)
Oh it will be tried :D Not spending all this money on japanese lures for nothing!

Further afield I was thinking Newborough and Dinas and I'll be off to the LLeyn in summer so hopefully I'll bag a spiny one somewhere. It would be great if there was something a little closer (St. Helens) to nip to for the afternoon though. I suppose it won't hurt my technique even if I consistently blank at formby. :?
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Post by svenbren »

Sean the Prawn wrote:
svenbren wrote:if the fish are there why not try it you can only blank ;)
Oh it will be tried :D Not spending all this money on japanese lures for nothing!

Further afield I was thinking Newborough and Dinas and I'll be off to the LLeyn in summer so hopefully I'll bag a spiny one somewhere. It would be great if there was something a little closer (St. Helens) to nip to for the afternoon though. I suppose it won't hurt my technique even if I consistently blank at formby. :?

llenyn is the place to be for spinning/bass/pollock/wrasse yes wrasse .

menia straight in the left gully is good too clear as Chrystal you can see them
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Post by millsy »

Sean,DO NOT ask Sven for directions to Newborough :roll: :roll: :roll: ;)
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Post by svenbren »

milly wrote:Sean,DO NOT ask Sven for directions to Newborough :roll: :roll: :roll: ;)

:roll: :roll:
you were driving
it was your car
you lost it :lol:
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