portpatrick
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lumpsucker
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lumpsucker
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Go into portpatrick harbour and hang a left keep on along the shore past all tge pubd and hotels etc you will end up in a car park in a disused quarry. Easyish climb up n over n down the rocks. Popular mark on the guide above.
Good marks along the north walking from the harbour too.
Kilantrichan lighthouse would have been on my agenda when I was up there in feb but 3ft of snow in the carpark stopped any access.
Moonfleet have an os map with some good marks and likely species marked on it for that area. If you get a chance go in n ask.
Tight lines bud
Good marks along the north walking from the harbour too.
Kilantrichan lighthouse would have been on my agenda when I was up there in feb but 3ft of snow in the carpark stopped any access.
Moonfleet have an os map with some good marks and likely species marked on it for that area. If you get a chance go in n ask.
Tight lines bud
Daysofspeed
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Booked a week in a static with my mate at the end of the month up there, cannot wait 
Mad as a fish
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I dont think there will be any cod over therehi all.does anyone know of some fishing marks around portpatrick scotland. also the best type of lure to use for pollock is there much cod around there to be cought
Thunderpants
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Zenith Silver Minnow spinners work well for pollack 28g and 40g and they cast a long way. Also jelly worms (black/red ones or motor oil work best for me) and redgills (take a selection of colours). I have also caught them on Berkeley gulp sandeels in pearl white. Consider using weedless hooks if it's a very snaggy mark.
davidhayley1945
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yellow island is the most popular mark plenty of species and yes cod, the old sh...t pipe at the back of the harbour can throw the odd conger out at night,inside the harbour there are some big coalys to fresh crab,afew miles away on the beachs you can get bass. davy.
