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February 28th, 2004, 05:57 PM
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Exemouth/Plymouth
Considering a trip down to that part of the world soon(ish). Mainly to
MountBatten Breakwater (Plymouth) and to Exemouth, the area behind the cafe/Newsagents/ and wet fish shop! Yep, you know what's coming, what is it fishing like at the mo?? I am aware that it is normally not all that brilliant at this time of year but you never know!??! 
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February 29th, 2004, 07:46 AM
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Exemouth/Plymouth
Exmouth still fairly crappy....try Budleigh Salterton just up the road.
cheers Tim in Exeter "PhilG" wrote in message .. . Considering a trip down to that part of the world soon(ish). Mainly to MountBatten Breakwater (Plymouth) and to Exemouth, the area behind the cafe/Newsagents/ and wet fish shop! Yep, you know what's coming, what is it fishing like at the mo?? I am aware that it is normally not all that brilliant at this time of year but you never know!??!
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February 29th, 2004, 12:49 PM
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Exemouth/Plymouth
Exmouth still fairly crappy....try Budleigh Salterton just up the road.
cheers What is being cuaght up there at the moment?? Not being caught on the South Wales coast! Tim in Exeter Considering a trip down to that part of the world soon(ish). Mainly to MountBatten Breakwater (Plymouth) and to Exemouth, the area behind the cafe/Newsagents/ and wet fish shop! Yep, you know what's coming, what is it fishing like at the mo?? I am aware that it is normally not all that brilliant at this time of year but you never know!??!
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February 29th, 2004, 01:15 PM
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Exemouth/Plymouth
budleigh is far more reliable to catch decent sized fish, well, pan sized,
the dock area of exmouth has a large population of small pollock and pouting but there are some big wrasse around and some excellent mullet, if your lucky enough to catch one, Rich in exmouth "PhilG" wrote in message .. . Exmouth still fairly crappy....try Budleigh Salterton just up the road. cheers What is being cuaght up there at the moment?? Not being caught on the South Wales coast! Tim in Exeter Considering a trip down to that part of the world soon(ish). Mainly to MountBatten Breakwater (Plymouth) and to Exemouth, the area behind the cafe/Newsagents/ and wet fish shop! Yep, you know what's coming, what is it fishing like at the mo?? I am aware that it is normally not all that brilliant at this time of year but you never know!??!
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February 29th, 2004, 08:48 PM
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Exemouth/Plymouth
If you do want to fish Exmouth, try the beach opposite the No 10 buoy. I
fished it a couple of weeks ago and had a few school bass. There's always a chance of an early bass or a late flattie. best baits are crab and lug As already mentioned, B. Salterton is usually more productive, if you can get through the small pout. Regards Mark (Exmouth) "Richard Cuffley" wrote in message ... budleigh is far more reliable to catch decent sized fish, well, pan sized, the dock area of exmouth has a large population of small pollock and pouting but there are some big wrasse around and some excellent mullet, if your lucky enough to catch one, Rich in exmouth "PhilG" wrote in message .. . Exmouth still fairly crappy....try Budleigh Salterton just up the road. cheers What is being cuaght up there at the moment?? Not being caught on the South Wales coast! Tim in Exeter Considering a trip down to that part of the world soon(ish). Mainly to MountBatten Breakwater (Plymouth) and to Exemouth, the area behind the cafe/Newsagents/ and wet fish shop! Yep, you know what's coming, what is it fishing like at the mo?? I am aware that it is normally not all that brilliant at this time of year but you never know!??!
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