Which beach for a small tide ?

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prawnster
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Re: Which beach for a small tide ?

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Steve Duffy wrote:
Finneykj wrote:Cheers may have a look and see..what species are around there?
Flanders,dibs,place and yting.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Steve ;)
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John Petersen
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Re: Which beach for a small tide ?

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Good variety in this match.

http://www.wirralseafishing.co.uk/forum ... 52&t=20270
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gelboy
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Re: Which beach for a small tide ?

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gelboy wrote:I can't think of where to fish tomorrow,any suggestions welcome. I'll be testing my new rod so I'll need room for the odd pendulum cast,so probably a beach venue. Tides are really small and the rivers/esturys might be poor because of the rain we've had. Don't want to travel more than half an hour or so from the Wirral.
Any suggestions very welcome.
Thanks.
I fished Mostyn in the end because my mate and Dad came along too(they both hate moving back with the tide on a flood ! ) Report posted.
As a result I STILL havn't used my new rod,hoping to put that right today.
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