clonea. Waterford. 20/1/08.

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clonea. Waterford. 20/1/08.

#1 Post by cortaz »

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Duration:2.30/5.30 pm.

Tide:H.W.@4.30

Weather:very mild, overcast s.w. wind.

Bait:lugxrazor

Rigs:2 up pats.

Results:2 bass,2 flounders, 1 coalie




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#2 Post by keitzer30 »

nice fishing art i take it bass are down there all year around.
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#3 Post by cortaz »

yes keith, there bass to be had all yr. around here they get a bit scarce and smaller from dec. until march.
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#4 Post by roger de dodger »

good man art any cod down that way :oops: seems they dont want to show up this year the westerly isnt helping seems its to blow that way for the rest of the week :cry:
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#5 Post by cortaz »

roger, there were lots of fine coddling at yawl to 7lb. all winter, never got round to fishing there. i had 1 of 2lb. at clonea the only 1 got. did not see any of the small coddling that are normaly about, bass were also scarcer this winter :?
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#6 Post by John D »

Nice fishing Arthur!
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#7 Post by barry murphy »

nice fishing.the bass and cod seam to be down in number around tramore area this year good to see plenty still around that end of county,was down in youghal sat night and a few nice cod and bass in there.meny coalies showing up down there?
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#8 Post by cortaz »

would agree that fish were scarce all winter, only good thing is that the bass were bigger. Came across this yesterday think its a sea slug
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#9 Post by Jon »

well don Art,
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#10 Post by brianbru »

your off to a good start Art well done. ill have to get down soon!!!
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