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Ling fishing in North Yorkshire

7 rated shore marks in North Yorkshire hold ling — ranked below with today's live forecast score for the species.

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Out of season — best Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Oct, Nov, Dec
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Best ling marks in North Yorkshire

1KettlenessGood · 72ReliableA night-time rough-ground possibility; use large squid, mackerel or crab baits and strong tackle.2Long NabGood · 73Worth a tryAn occasional larger catch from deeper rough ground, particularly after dark; use substantial fish or squid baits.3CowbarGood · 74Worth a tryOccasional fish from deep, snaggy ground; use large fish or squid baits and heavy tackle to prevent losses.4Filey BriggGood · 73Worth a tryAn occasional rough-ground fish, more likely from deep gullies after dark; use substantial fish baits.5Cloughton WykeGood · 72Worth a tryOccasional larger fish may show over deep snaggy ground; use heavy fish baits and expect tackle losses.6Stoupe BeckGood · 72Worth a tryPossible from deeper gullies and heavy rough ground, mainly on large fish or squid baits.7Hayburn WykeGood · 72Worth a tryPossible from the deeper rough ground, mainly after dark; use substantial squid, mackerel or crab baits.
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Tactics for ling

Top baits, best first

  1. Mackerel Flapper
  2. Bluey (Pacific Saury)
  3. Squid
  4. Pouting Fillet

Rigs that work, best first

  1. Pulley Pennel Rig
  2. Rotten Bottom Pulley
  3. Pulley Dropper
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