Tip for flattie fishing (Flounder & Plaice)

Written by Jamie Hibbert. Posted in Beach casting

Tip for flattie fishing (Flounder & Plaice)

Published on November 26, 2006 with 2 Comments

I find that I get more sucess fishing for flatties (flounder and plaice) using a weight that slowly moves on the sea bed. I often use a ball bullet or light watch lead. My theory is it throws up mud and sand attracting the fish!

Using plenty of attractor beads and spoons, even a glow stick often improves the catch rate. Have a look here for more tips on Flounder fishing and here for using beads on Flounder rigs

If you have any of your own tips or questions please comment on this post.

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  1. I am taking my grandson fishing in Dartmouth next week, It will be the first time that we have been fishing, we have brought rods and equipment, not expensive but good enougth for beginners, and i have found that your web page has been very very helpfull so just to say thank you for all the good advice, thank you

    • Thank you very much for taking the time to comment. I am delighted that you have found something of use. Best of luck on your fishing trip, would be great to hear how it goes…

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