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sea fishing

Deer Hunter DL · 2008-04-06 19:57:13

i am new to sea fishing , i have been fresh water fishing for years and want to give the sea fishing a go just wondering what i can fish for off the shore edge or off the beach im in donegal so have loads of shore line to choose from i like fly fishing so was wondering if i could catch anything on the fly in the sea any…

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06-04-2008 8:57pm

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Deer Hunter DL

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i am new to sea fishing , i have been fresh water fishing for years and want to give the sea fishing a go just wondering what i can fish for off the shore edge or off the beach im in donegal so have loads of shore line to choose from i like fly fishing so was wondering if i could catch anything on the fly in the sea any info would be great

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#2 06-04-2008 9:06pm
stevecrow74

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there are plenty of sea species that you can catch on the fly...

salt water fly fishing (SWFF) has become a growing sport in the last few years..

check out www.sea-angling-ireland.org a forum for anglers of all types of sea fishing including swff

you'll get plenty of help there..;)

heres sonething to make you think
http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/126/1/Giant-Mako-on-Fly/Page1.html

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#3 07-04-2008 5:33pm
jd

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Pollack are a possibility, even mackeral. If you were further south i'd say bass...
http://www.bassfishing.ie/

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