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Post by martin on May 21, 2015 13:01:19 GMT -1
Anyone know if there's enough in Anglesey to be worth targeting?
I've heard of some in the Menai, late season, but what about the bay's around Anglesey and Holyhead?
Martin
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Post by ZEBRA on May 21, 2015 14:55:07 GMT -1
the only bay i have heard of where a few get caught is bull bay to the right of the launch area oposite the white cottage on the cliffs
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Post by martin on May 21, 2015 18:47:52 GMT -1
Thank you, I'll do some more research on them and see how it goes
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Post by deerphil on May 21, 2015 20:41:46 GMT -1
Martin,
A little further off Anglesey, you may already know -
Pwllheli is well known for Bream around the Gimblet Rock
area, Izzetafox may have info for here.
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Post by shaun1118 on May 21, 2015 21:55:41 GMT -1
From the shore Pwllheli is the got to place for black bream in north wales with the stretch behind the golf course being a favoured spot. That said though I know a lot of lads who go out there way to target them each year and most of them are still waiting. I know it'll be different from a yak as you can find a likely fish holding area on your FF but it won't be anything like you experienced at Swanage.
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Post by izzetafox on May 22, 2015 11:10:33 GMT -1
Martin, A little further off Anglesey, you may already know - Pwllheli is well known for Bream around the Gimblet Rock area, Izzetafox may have info for here. Indeed there is a run of Black Bream at the Gimlet. Generally people head to the western end of the beach by the golf course and towards Careg y Dafydd. Small hooks and fine strips of squid are usually the target having said that whilst at Swanage I caught well on small Sabikis tipped with an inch of ragworm. Nip into D & E Hughes tackle shop in Pwllheli for up to date information. Or you could head slightly east to Butlins Point and have a real challenge.  In recent years a few Trigger fish have been caught. Pwllheli is one of the best areas for a range of species. Whoops just seen Shauns post. Doh! Terry |
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Post by martin on May 22, 2015 15:32:43 GMT -1
That's great, thanks all.
I'm guessing the run starts later than down south, so maybe I'll have a go for the August time
..........back to the dogfish....... :-)
Martin
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In recent years a few Trigger fish have been caught.