anglesea fishing

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pinkwellies
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Post by pinkwellies »

going over the bridge on saturday 5 april - can anyone help with easy access venue with pretty good likelihood of catching??
zziplex ash

Post by zziplex ash »

Gotta say Holyhead breakwater, should be good for a few fish. It really depends on what wind (strength/direction) is forecast.
davinski
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Post by davinski »

big tide! ty chroes. watch out for the wind, If there is any :?:
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Post by mossy the blue »

davinski wrote:big tide! ty chroes. watch out for the wind, If there is any :?:
He said easy access, you need to be a mountain goat for ty croes :lol: :lol:

Beaumaris pier, Newborough beach, church bay or the holyhead breakwater would be easy,bangor pier is another option
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Post by davinski »

mossy the blue wrote:
davinski wrote:big tide! ty chroes. watch out for the wind, If there is any :?:
He said easy access, you need to be a mountain goat for ty croes :lol: :lol:

Sorry didn't read that bit :oops: :oops:
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