low water marks
- Thread starter desertdog
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Is that the beacons mate
a was going to fish the back of st marys at low water, but low water is at 2.00 in the after noon do you think it will still produce fish
g-force
Well-known member
There's a canny sea running there now - I think you'd be better fishing West Bay skeer, it'll probably be a bit big over on the island.
Gary
There's a canny sea running there now - I think you'd be better fishing West Bay skeer, it'll probably be a bit big over on the island.
Gary
cheers mate is that fishing in to the gully between the skeer and the island or fish straight out in front
g-force
Well-known member
Best to fish either into West Bay, from the flat rocks on the left hand side about 2/3 the way up the skeer (chucking towards Hartley) or you can fish straight off the end. Chucking into the gully on the right (Crisps) is very heavy & hard work and better fished from the island. Only downside today is it's a very small tide and you might not get much time on the skeer (sometimes it's barely uncovered) - you might be better off fishing into West Bay from the Hartley side, from the Cresant skeer next to Hartley Island. Should be fish in that area today :thumbup:
Gary
Best to fish either into West Bay, from the flat rocks on the left hand side about 2/3 the way up the skeer (chucking towards Hartley) or you can fish straight off the end. Chucking into the gully on the right (Crisps) is very heavy & hard work and better fished from the island. Only downside today is it's a very small tide and you might not get much time on the skeer (sometimes it's barely uncovered) - you might be better off fishing into West Bay from the Hartley side, from the Cresant skeer next to Hartley Island. Should be fish in that area today :thumbup:
Gary
cheers for the advice gary a might have a look
no1 cod catcher
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There's a few good low water marks at newbiggin m8 I fish there a lot and a would say the west end rocks and church point are worth a try
