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Elmagnifico
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Post by Elmagnifico »

Need some info about fishing the inside of Holyhead Breakwater as Dragonetts son has been selected for the junior international there
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Get hold of Gethyn ( use member list) or give him a call - this is his area as he only lives down the road :lol:
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Just trying to post a map of the Holyhead breakwater, snags and typical fish to expect from different areas of the Breakwater but it looks like I've posted it twice and both are to small, never mind first time I've posted a picture, might be the last :?
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Post by Cliff »

The inside fishes best between the last bend & the end in my experience,no need for massive casts,mackerel baits 1 hour after high usually go mad with whiting if they are about,heavy weights not needed unless windy as well,4oz gripper will do most of the time. Most of the weed is right next to the wall,watch out for the ropes in the tide off the lobster pots,big tides see a very big drop in water level so its a long way to pull a fish up but there are steps (slippy). Towards the end is an out crop of rock which is rough but produces conger.
Hope this is some use,good luck to the lad.. ;)
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Post by Big Kev »

What date is he fishing :?: You`ll also get loads of small wrasse on float gear towards the lighthouse,and i`ve had my best mullet from there..4lb 6oz :D As with any breakwatery type thingamy jig,the bends are always good spots to fish ;)
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Post by Cliff »

Seahog what are the rings at the bottom of the Piccy,are they nautical symbols or Newcastle brown bottle marks :? ;)
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Post by Big Kev »

It`s worth noting,there is no keeeeeebab shop on the end :evil:
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Post by Elmagnifico »

Is there one at the start?
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Nearly thirty years ago me and a bunch of lads went to fish the Breakwater :oops: .... It was a very stormy night and we changed our minds and decided to try and fish the South Stacks on the spur of the moment instead ... problem was we were all as pis*ed as parrots .... and ended up getting lost, not having a clue which way to turn let alone the direction to try and walk :oops: luckily for us we heard a noise and it turned out to be a gang of Boy Scout and they took us back to our car :shock: :shock: :(

The shame of it, still makes me laugh :lol:
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never seen a oops parrot
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Post by dragonnnet »

What date is he fishing
We will be going down for a couple of days the first week in April to try it out. The actual match is at the end of June

Thanks for all the info so far
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You can sift through this lot for info.....
http://www.message-realms.com/searched. ... 2F3%2F2005
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Thanks Kev
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