weekend 22-23 Sep

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Local/Brian
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weekend 22-23 Sep

Post by Local/Brian »

OUCH the options are getting less and less :huh:
Now perch is out having just seen WSF have a match on.
Anglesey ? a few have phoned me saying they are fishing Thursday and Friday night on the west side ? so see how they get on.
I know nothing about the east side of the Island never fished anywhere except for White beach and penmon point.
Menai straits is like a hoover vacuum for weed in south/west winds so that's not an option.

So local leaves either Prestatyn / Hoyle / New Brighton.

So it looks like a last minuet call Friday day ???

Cheers Brian.
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Re: weekend 22-23 Sep

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winds are wrong for the east side surely?

plenty of Rays showing on the West coast
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Re: weekend 22-23 Sep

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davie495 wrote:winds are wrong for the east side surely?

plenty of Rays showing on the West coast

A the winds are very strong South/West till Friday Night then North/West ??? so the East side is the only shelter ? but you will still have a large swell.
and probably tones of weed .
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Re: weekend 22-23 Sep

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true on the weed!

depends what you are after i guess.. have fished Cemlyn Bay a few times in matches, odd Smoothie, flounders/ plaice there too. can be hit and miss though.

Bull Bay flats are an obvious one for that side of the island, but havent fished it in years!

you could always fish the outside of the breakwater or around Penhros :thumbsup:
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Re: weekend 22-23 Sep

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You could always fish the outside of the breakwater or around Penhros :thumbsup:[/quote]

I'd try Penrhos Brian over low in the channel or you can fish off the rock at the headland up over high. It is a bit dead mid tide when I've fished it.
OR come and join us at the match you don't have to enter the match if you don't want we don't own the beach. :lol: :think:
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Re: weekend 22-23 Sep

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Dyl wrote:You could always fish the outside of the breakwater or around Penhros :thumbsup:
I'd try Penrhos Brian over low in the channel or you can fish off the rock at the headland up over high. It is a bit dead mid tide when I've fished it.
OR come and join us at the match you don't have to enter the match if you don't want we don't own the beach. :lol: :think:[/quote]

Thanks for the comments :thumbsup:

But I will just have to see on Friday ??? fishing the match is not an option for me sorry have no interest it that sort of fishing.

And putting up intended fishing sessions or post's other than catch reports is just not getting a good response / so i will back off from doing this
as it looks like others have said things are not going to change :huh: :think: .
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