Scotland RAF Lucas

[Uk BfG]

right guys and garls my sisters other half has been posted to RAF Lucas right on the Eden estuary am wondering were is best to fish up there and what type of gear i would need. we would be going up by motorbike at weekends and will be getting extra gear to leave there permanantly. any help would be good cheers

 

[Uk BfG]

any one?

 

[pat wolds]

RAF Leuchars awd lad, Flatties galore in Eden estuary, easy digging for rag and lug there too.

Regards

Pat

 

[Uk BfG]

RAF Leuchars awd lad, Flatties galore in Eden estuary, easy digging for rag and lug there too.

Regards

Pat

is there any other type fish there or is it just flatties. may even dig my own bait there aswell

 

[tonyfromalnwick]

Usually a few sea trout as well.

 

[Uk BfG]

gonna get couple rods to kleave there coz we will ride the motor bikes up t my sisters there. not sure what rods to get now

 

[keith 48]

RAF Leuchars airshow this weekend. Can't get moved anywhere around leuchars for miles so would give it a miss.

 

[Uk BfG]

wont be going up yet my sister aint been moved there yet

 

[pat wolds]

is there any other type fish there or is it just flatties. may even dig my own bait there aswell

Hi, further to my OP, if you fancy easy fishing onto hard ground, St Andrews pier can be a decent shot in winter. Low water,there are two sewage pipes going out at right angles to the harbour wall, encased in concrete, these give access to the deep gullies that run parallel to the harbour wall ,casting along these gullies into the kelp, crab or worm here. High water shot on the pier,either straight out from the end, or casting at 90 degrees from the pier, there is an area of broken ground that can hold fish especially in rough weather. Watch out for feckin students that can be a pain at times!! Google maps gives a good satellite view of the marks mentioned

 

[Uk BfG]

Hi, further to my OP, if you fancy easy fishing onto hard ground, St Andrews pier can be a decent shot in winter. Low water,there are two sewage pipes going out at right angles to the harbour wall, encased in concrete, these give access to the deep gullies that run parallel to the harbour wall ,casting along these gullies into the kelp, crab or worm here. High water shot on the pier,either straight out from the end, or casting at 90 degrees from the pier, there is an area of broken ground that can hold fish especially in rough weather. Watch out for feckin students that can be a pain at times!! Google maps gives a good satellite view of the marks mentioned

cheers chap will look into it