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Digging bait in sutton

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  • 15-01-2014 3:00pm
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    BeautyHQ
    Registered Users Posts: 5 ✭


    What's the story with the rag worm in sutton(dollymount side)? i've dug bait here for about 25 years but this year the area opposite st fintans school has been pulverised by digging. somebody targeted this area around june this summer and over the course of a few weeks left it looking like a moonscape. this person/people have ruined it for the likes of me. they've totally fleeced this resource.

    Also,what's with all the tyres left here by the mussel beds? is this the same people hoping to harvest all the crabs come spring...hope not.:mad:


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    floattuber_lee
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    tyres are used as crab traps


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    breghall
    Registered Users Posts: 605 ✭✭✭breghall


    BeautyHQ wrote: »
    What's the story with the rag worm in sutton(dollymount side)? i've dug bait here for about 25 years but this year the area opposite st fintans school has been pulverised by digging. somebody targeted this area around june this summer and over the course of a few weeks left it looking like a moonscape. this person/people have ruined it for the likes of me. they've totally fleeced this resource.

    Also,what's with all the tyres left here by the mussel beds? is this the same people hoping to harvest all the crabs come spring...hope not.:mad:

    It's a shame to read of this as it can take years for rag beds to return to a healthy state.. that's why a lot of people are very cautious about revealing where they dig.

    and where there are tyres to be seen at low tide, then there are people after the crab that live there


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