Duration2-30pm-6pm
Tide:LW 15-55pm
Weather:dd cold, windy, dry
Bait:mack, rag
dd
Rigs:1 hook clipped down, mini rig
Results:me, 1 whiting ,1 corkwing wrasse, big mick, 1 whiting.
Report:Went to greystones with big mick to use up some leftover rag from yesterday in Wicklow.Things started out badly when big micks jeep wouldnt start after he picked up his mack in bray but we jump started it and continued on out to Greystones. There were some anglers in our usual spot (the cheek of them
) so we set up near the railings by the Harbour. The tide was going out with a lot of rocks exposed so it was hard to retrieve the rigs without getting snagged. I got a whiting on the second cast, along with a big ball of weed so i was happy enough, blank saved . Big Mick wasnt too happy, sitting there in the cold thinking whether or not the jeep would start later on. Conditions were bad with lots of weed so i tried lobbing a small rag and mack combo in close on a mini rig ( 1 OUNCE LEAD AND SIZE 4 HOOK) . I lost this rig on the second cast so i decided to climb down to sea level and try again. I brought a couple of rag in a bag in my pocket and down i went. Half way down i was sorry i started but Big Mick was watching me so i continued down. "Youll break your bleeding neck", he says but i made it down. I was rewarded with a nice corkwing wrasse which took the bait immediately on hitting the water. That took the smile off his face 
."You lucky ba#ta%d",says he but i knew luck had nothing to do with it 
. Mission accomplished i climbed back up .Big Mick then reeled in a small whiting which finally brought a smile to his face. The fishing was poor enough but with the low water, weed, choppy sea, at least we didnt blank. Big Mick decided to leave and was overjoyed when the jeep started first time . I stayed a while longer and moved over to where i normally fish when the lads left, but no more joy, not even a nibble. Maybe next time 
i just need the first 20cms for the fish i'm catching lately 