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December 3rd, 2005, 04:56 PM
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Intrigued - Fishing at Kincardine Bridge
Something that has always troubled me is the three or four fishing boats
that anchored right at the Kincardine bridge on the Forth. Does anyone know what they are fishing for? I thought the only thing around there was eels??!! I have seen the occasional angler fishing from the shore there but have never seen anything caught Brian 
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December 4th, 2005, 10:12 AM
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Intrigued - Fishing at Kincardine Bridge
Eels and flounder are plentiful but you may (very rarely)get
codling, saithe and schoolies. Brian@homecall wrote: Something that has always troubled me is the three or four fishing boats that anchored right at the Kincardine bridge on the Forth. Does anyone know what they are fishing for? I thought the only thing around there was eels??!! I have seen the occasional angler fishing from the shore there but have never seen anything caught Brian
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