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#1 Post by adrwdarcy »

Went to Bray Head after reading rapalajoe's report last night for a spot of spinning. Started fishing about 18.30 and finshed at 20.10 just before high tide. Caught nothing, a lovely evening all the same.
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#2 Post by corbyeire »

not much different to myself down in dun laoghaire! :lol:

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#3 Post by adrwdarcy »

I might give one of the Wicklow beaches a shot tonight.
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#4 Post by garymaxima »

also fished bray head last night for a couple of hours with plugs. no joy...
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#5 Post by adrwdarcy »

Hey Gary,

What time were you there??
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#6 Post by garymaxima »

we left at about half 6. wanted to watch the nature docu on seals on net2 last night. i was wearing a red cap....
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#7 Post by adrwdarcy »

Cool I think I just missed you. Where you with someone else.#?
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#8 Post by garymaxima »

yes. there were 2 of us. travelling light - 8ft rods, no bags. we're local so no doubt you'll see us there again....
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#9 Post by adrwdarcy »

I did see you. I was fishing out at the end of the wall were the old pipe is.
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#10 Post by shamoo0804 »

Corbyeire.... you forgot to mention how your fishing partners did :D

Sorry forgot to point out the addition to my species list below 8) 8) 8)
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#11 Post by garymaxima »

adrwdarcy wrote:I did see you. I was fishing out at the end of the wall were the old pipe is.


we were just leaving as you arrived i think...
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#12 Post by adrwdarcy »

Yep,

One of you guys waved over
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#13 Post by rapalajoe »

Just wondering what tactic/technique that u use and what lure???Spinner???plug???
Just a tip from my observation.In this time of the year where the temp is not heat up enuff......most deep mark will produce fish,most of the time they re there in deep spot but not too aggressive.I choose plastic lure because i can fish it deep to the bottom and i can work it slow.The fish tend to not interested on anything that is work fast as oppose to in summer....they look for something which is slow and can be an easy meal.Spinner and spoon can be use and jig slowly at the bottom,but still consider as an expensive investment and have a hi potential to snag,same goes to plug....easy and expensive to loose.I would say that in summer, even at the deep marks,the fish are willing to rise up from the deep to snatch a top water plug.Cheeerrrss...
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#14 Post by shamoo0804 »

Sounds like good quality advice from a man in the know :idea:

Cheers rapalajoe :D :D :D
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Spinning

#15 Post by adrwdarcy »

Rapalajoe

Some good tips there. I was spinning at 1/2 depth with a medium to fast retrieve. I was using a toby lure. I'll keep that in mind next time I go there

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#16 Post by rapalajoe »

Thanks guys....i think same as bass too on this time of the years....they re there but not really interested on chasing lure,but still the bait guys catching them even in the winter.cheeerrrsss...

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