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Post by chillidogsb on Feb 19, 2006 19:48:39 GMT 1
can any body suggest any where differant to fish on kent coast
tried from dungerness, redoubt, hythe, sandgate, folkestone pier, samphire hoe, dover piers, walmer castle to which i fish next week so any tips on what working bait wise wiould be great help ;D
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Post by robbie13 on Feb 21, 2006 13:32:48 GMT 1
Hi why not try under the cliffs at Fairlight? its just outside Kent (East Sussex) about 30 mins from Dungeness. I usually do well there in the Summer but i havnt tried Winter fishing there for years. Big black Lug seems to do well there. I fish low tide +2hrs of flood. IF YOU TRY THIS VENUE BEWARE THE TIDE AS YOU MAY BECOME CUT OFF IF YOU STAY TO LONG. Rye Harbour Mouth sometimes fishes ok especially on larger tides. Good luck Robbie.
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Post by bass on Jul 20, 2006 6:54:20 GMT 1
The warren at Folkestone is a great mark, look for areas between the warren and samphire,also st margarets bay Dover.Areas around the North foreland,Thanet ledges are great.Fishermans beach Hythe has been good to me in the past.Look for groynes, Rocky spits etc. any fishy spots.Hythe is a great Bass venue.The Bass here come right in the surf looking for discarded Pouting, Bait scraps etc. left by fisherman.Livebait pouting and Mackeral chunks are best for the large Bass but Yellowtail lugworm fished under the rodtip (about 10ft from the shore literally) will catch.I fish two light rods and an underarm swing puts the baits where I need them.I dont take a tilley.Set your reel to ratchet and wait.Obviously you have to invest the time but believe me Hythe is well worth it. Give it a go.Swinging a large bait underarm will really feel strange on Hythe beach and the first run I ever had I remember sitting there watching in disbelief as the reel started screaming.Needless to say I missed the fish but even now when Spikey hits I find it incredible.Tight lines
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