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Species
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Venue
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Bass
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Caught all around the Gower from beach and rock marks, small schoolies are very common so be sure to return them!
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Bream
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A deeper water species more likely to be caught of one of the piers.
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Cod
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Double figure fish are often caught from boats and good fish from shore too although more likely to catch the smaller codling from shore marks.
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Dab
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All around the Gower.
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Eel - Silver
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Plenty of these about if your fishing off the sandy beaches or from the estaries.
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Eel - Conger
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More often fished for from boats but are often caught from rocky shore marks too.
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Flounder
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A popular estuary fish with easy accessible fishing marks, also caught all around the Gower.
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Garfish
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Great fun in the summer months boat or shore spinning from the rocks.
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Tub Gurnard
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More often caught from boats and less often from shore marks.
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Red Gurnard
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(Lesser Spotted) Dogfish
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Caught everywhere boat or shore, great fun but often treated as a nuisance!
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Ling
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Usually targeted when boat fishing.
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Mackerel
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Great fun in the summer months, caught everywhere boat or shore.
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(Common Grey) Mullet
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Often seen swimming in the harbours and at high water around the Gower.
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(Golden Grey) Mullet
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More common around the open sandy beaches.
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Plaice
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Larger fish are caught by boat also caught from shore marks but not so common now.
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Pollack
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Caught from rock marks around the Gower, boat or shore.
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Pouting
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Larger fish taken from boat, caught all around the Gower.
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Thornback Ray
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Caught by boat, occasionally caught from shore.
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Small Eyed Ray
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Caught by boat, occasionally caught from shore.
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Blonde Ray
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Caught by boat, occasionally caught from shore.
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Scad
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Usually caught when fishing for mackerel, boat or shore.
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Tope
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Tends to be boat only.
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Turbot
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More common from boat marks, but occassionaly from shore too.
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Whiting
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Larger fish taken from boat, caught all around the Gower.
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