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Old 10-11-2007, 10:33 PM
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seaton help

I'm planning to go to Seaton in Devon soon. I have never fished here before and would like to get some feedback on fishing in Seaton before i go.

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Old 10-12-2007, 01:14 PM
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Re: seaton help

main beach is nice and clean and deep water over high
and you can park beside

should be good for whiting , pout, dogs and maybe bass

have seen ray and smoothies in summer

axmouth to left of river mouth is snag central and would avoid
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Re: seaton help

the river axe is good for mullet

the beach is as dave says really.. although im sure somewhere along the lines i have heard of codling from this beach.. so possibly try some cod type baits blasted out to the horizon and cross your fingers!
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Re: seaton help

thanks for the info. will give it a go soon.
do you now the best tide to fish.
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rising tide mate always been best there
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