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Sea fishing book recommendations please

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  • 03-12-2012 10:23pm
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    haybob
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    Could anyone recommend me a good book on sea fishing, particularly shore fishing. Diagrams of rig and bait recommendations would be appreciated


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    SeaFields
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    Would you consider the sea angling magazines? I found them very helpful when starting out. You'd get them in any newsagents for about €5 per monthly magazine.


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    redzerologhlen
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    Henry Gilbeys book mabye? I seen it in easons in Galway a week ago for around €20 but didnt buy it. Take a good read through this, it was all wrote by a fellow who did all his fishing on the Clare coast over a space of 3 years and he goes into great detail on the fish he got and the methods that he used. I was lucky enough to meet him a few times before he left and I learned a lot from him. He has caught everything from stingrays to tope off the Clare shore and the most of it was done in North Clare with a bit around the shannon estuary aswell. You couldnt ask for better info on the place really, there is a lot of reading in it though.

    http://baitdigger.wordpress.com/


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    SeaFields
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    Thoroughly enjoyed Henrys TV show. He keeps everything so simple yet gets great results. Yes, well worth a look for the op.


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    haybob
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    Thanks lads I will be ennis tomorrow (redzerologhlen will tell ye why) so i will have a look and if possible might get both


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    redzerologhlen
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    haybob wrote: »
    Thanks lads I will be ennis tomorrow (redzerologhlen will tell ye why) so i will have a look and if possible might get both
    Best of luck with them!!


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    haybob
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    redzerologhlen wrote: »
    Best of luck with them!!

    sorry ment thursday


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    redzerologhlen
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    haybob wrote: »
    sorry ment thursday

    Was thinking as much, will have to offload a few ourselves soon with the sh1te of a year thats in it.


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    haybob
    Registered Users Posts: 347 ✭✭haybob


    Lads what was the name of that book please


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    baitdigger
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    redzerologhlen wrote: »
    Henry Gilbeys book mabye? I seen it in easons in Galway a week ago for around €20 but didnt buy it. Take a good read through this, it was all wrote by a fellow who did all his fishing on the Clare coast over a space of 3 years and he goes into great detail on the fish he got and the methods that he used. I was lucky enough to meet him a few times before he left and I learned a lot from him. He has caught everything from stingrays to tope off the Clare shore and the most of it was done in North Clare with a bit around the shannon estuary aswell. You couldnt ask for better info on the place really, there is a lot of reading in it though.

    http://baitdigger.wordpress.com/


    Thanks for that Red, glad I could help you out, I just wished I had a bit more time to spend with you before I left.
    I was in Clare for eight years but never learned to use a computer until about four years ago and never considered writing before I got injured. I only started the blog to kill time.
    I will be back home in the summer, hopefully for all of August but I have to work for a living now my leg is fixed and I dont know if I will be able to get more than a months holiday.
    I sold the Defender so no-one will be able to find me when I park up from now on.
    Even though I havent written anything in the blog for months it still gets a good amount of views most days and I quite often get emails about fishing Clare.
    I dont get out here very much at the moment but may do some piking this weekend.

    Neil


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