Comments on: Fairhavens’ Sea Fishing Flounder Fiesta http://seafishingandwalking.co.uk/2009/03/fairhavens-sea-fishing-flounder-fiesta/ Sea fishing and fell walking around the North West of the UK, North Wales and Anglesey Mon, 21 May 2012 08:21:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Stuhttp://seafishingandwalking.co.uk/2009/03/fairhavens-sea-fishing-flounder-fiesta/comment-page-1/#comment-179 Stu Sun, 09 Aug 2009 16:03:52 +0000 http://seafishingandwalking.co.uk/?p=556#comment-179 Hi StanThanks for your comments, we've fished to the right of where you mention at low water where we had some great results even though it was a little muddy.As for Mullet - I'm still trying to find a good place to ambush them myself, saw a couple in the Douglas today but we were flattie bashing, and they didn't seem to be handing around at all - i think i need to find a creek to pre-bait for a week with bread - that's the plan anyway.Stu Hi Stan

Thanks for your comments, we’ve fished to the right of where you mention at low water where we had some great results even though it was a little muddy.

As for Mullet – I’m still trying to find a good place to ambush them myself, saw a couple in the Douglas today but we were flattie bashing, and they didn’t seem to be handing around at all – i think i need to find a creek to pre-bait for a week with bread – that’s the plan anyway.

Stu

]]> By: stan120275http://seafishingandwalking.co.uk/2009/03/fairhavens-sea-fishing-flounder-fiesta/comment-page-1/#comment-178 stan120275 Sun, 09 Aug 2009 09:15:57 +0000 http://seafishingandwalking.co.uk/?p=556#comment-178 Hi, liked the info you posted re flounder fishing off Fairhaven wall. I live in Lytham too and have been speaking to some of the local guys to look at some other productive points. They have suggested public slip way just opposite the YMCA football pitch on Lytham promenade (the one where the shrimping boats are normally seen being launched). Apparently a walk down the slip way and following a pebble path too the right right down to the river at low water is a great place for flatties. Not sure if anyone has any proof of this but I am considering this next week. I also wondered if anyone knew what types of mullet we get in the Ribble estuary as I wouldn't mind a crack at failing to catch these as well! Hi, liked the info you posted re flounder fishing off Fairhaven wall. I live in Lytham too and have been speaking to some of the local guys to look at some other productive points. They have suggested public slip way just opposite the YMCA football pitch on Lytham promenade (the one where the shrimping boats are normally seen being launched). Apparently a walk down the slip way and following a pebble path too the right right down to the river at low water is a great place for flatties. Not sure if anyone has any proof of this but I am considering this next week. I also wondered if anyone knew what types of mullet we get in the Ribble estuary as I wouldn’t mind a crack at failing to catch these as well!

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