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I have a weekend trip planned up to Filey Brigg, does anyone know if there has been any makeral yet
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Hi bynorthsea
Welcome to the site mate. Ask away with any questions no matter how trivial, there is a great bunch of lads and lasses on here who are willing to help out.
Now Filey Brigg - Not sure about the mackies yet up there but I would have thought that they will be showing by now.
Take a look in this months Sea Angler magazine there is a good article in it about Filey Brigg.
Sorry I can't be of more help but I'm sure someone will be along that can be.
Cheers
Arct...
Welcome to the site mate. Ask away with any questions no matter how trivial, there is a great bunch of lads and lasses on here who are willing to help out.
Now Filey Brigg - Not sure about the mackies yet up there but I would have thought that they will be showing by now.
Take a look in this months Sea Angler magazine there is a good article in it about Filey Brigg.
Sorry I can't be of more help but I'm sure someone will be along that can be.
Cheers
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Hi bynorthsea and welcome to the site
there arnt any mackies on the brigg yet but they wont be to far off but there has been good catches of cod and wrasse on the brigg from crab and worm baits
im fishing there soon so ill let you know how i get on hope this helps
helpimafish
there arnt any mackies on the brigg yet but they wont be to far off but there has been good catches of cod and wrasse on the brigg from crab and worm baits
im fishing there soon so ill let you know how i get on hope this helps
helpimafish
Hi there,
Mankys are been caught off the Brigg now I beleive a boat took fifty there on Wednesday this week. You need to be there 1 hour before flood and upto 1 hour after for your best chance of hitting them. There are quite a few pollack been caught off the brigg at the moment so give them a whirl as well. If your there Saturday look out for me I have a boat called Balleeko and I should be there myself at the top of tide.
Hope this helps
Mankys are been caught off the Brigg now I beleive a boat took fifty there on Wednesday this week. You need to be there 1 hour before flood and upto 1 hour after for your best chance of hitting them. There are quite a few pollack been caught off the brigg at the moment so give them a whirl as well. If your there Saturday look out for me I have a boat called Balleeko and I should be there myself at the top of tide.
Hope this helps
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