Caldy - Fish and Meet Sunday 21st March

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Post by prawnster »

BAJ25 wrote:Greetings. Following up FFJ's question above- is bait available on the Sunday morning from MAC? Sea baits are not so easy to pick up in Wigan. Fished most of my life but a bit of a newbie to the salty type- is it ok to ask q's about rigs/bait etc for the FnMs on here, as i don't know these venues? TIA, Brian
Welcome and feel free to ask away... somebody clever will answer I'm sure :D
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BAJ25 wrote:Greetings. Following up FFJ's question above- is bait available on the Sunday morning from MAC? Sea baits are not so easy to pick up in Wigan. Fished most of my life but a bit of a newbie to the salty type- is it ok to ask q's about rigs/bait etc for the FnMs on here, as i don't know these venues? TIA, Brian
Ask away if your there Baj. I'll be pumping a few lug 2hrs before at Red rocks.
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Post by BAJ25 »

Thanks Gents. I am planning to get to this one, so just to make sure I turn up with the right kit, is the following OK? Hooks - 1's or 2's on 15lb snoods, rigs- 2 hook flappers or bomber, 6oz leads. Bear in mind my non-salty history, so I use fixed spool! How far a cast is needed at Caldy? ta again, Brian
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Post by Steve Duffy »

No need for mega casts Brian. 300 yards should do it. :lol: ;)
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Post by BAJ25 »

Do you have to notify Liverpool air traffic control when you are casting Steve :D All my casts in an average year don't add up to 300yds!
Ah, another zep fan I presume? Dazed and confused (live) on in the car this morning, great way to start the day. brian
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Post by davinski »

Ask on the day Baj, you will be suprised :) Dont forget your wellies :)
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BAJ25 wrote:Thanks Gents. I am planning to get to this one, so just to make sure I turn up with the right kit, is the following OK? Hooks - 1's or 2's on 15lb snoods, rigs- 2 hook flappers or bomber, 6oz leads. Bear in mind my non-salty history, so I use fixed spool! How far a cast is needed at Caldy? ta again, Brian
Brian, you might be better off with 20lb snoods as something as light as 15lb can soon get tangled, and would not have much abrasion resistance. :)
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Post by davinski »

sparky wrote:
BAJ25 wrote:Thanks Gents. I am planning to get to this one, so just to make sure I turn up with the right kit, is the following OK? Hooks - 1's or 2's on 15lb snoods, rigs- 2 hook flappers or bomber, 6oz leads. Bear in mind my non-salty history, so I use fixed spool! How far a cast is needed at Caldy? ta again, Brian
Brian, you might be better off with 20lb snoods as something as light as 15lb can soon get tangled, and would not have much abrasion resistance. :)
I use 9lb snoods with a size 4, decorated of course :) :)
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Post by sparky »

davinski wrote:
I use 9lb snoods with a size 4, decorated of course :) :)
Yeh!! But your a loony :roll:
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Post by maryj »

Looking forward to fishing Caldy and learning new hints on how to catch more fish :lol:
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Post by mad mark »

i will probably be attending this one :p ive been there once before but how safe is it for a 5 year old
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Post by sparky »

mad mark wrote: how safe is it for a 5 year old
A 5 year old What???

Well safe Mark, you should have no problems. see you there. 8)
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Post by prawnster »

mad mark wrote:i will probably be attending this one :p ive been there once before but how safe is it for a 5 year old
You had me fooled Mark, I thought you were quite a bit older than that :shock: ... 3 paper rounds hey! :D
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Post by mad mark »

Okay :lol: :lol: i am concidering bringing my 5 year old SON how safe is it :?:
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Post by Big Kev »

mad mark wrote:i will probably be attending this one :p ive been there once before but how safe is it for a 5 year old
You`ll get pushed up on to the rocks though there is a path running along the top which will be ok for a base camp ;)
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