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conger on the east cost

#1 Post by trigger »

was wondering if there is any good places to fish for conger on the east cost what time to go and size of hooks and the tide in or out

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#2 Post by Seaniebo »

Hello there trigger. Its not exactly prolific but the east pier in Dun Laoire is always a good spot for them. Nothing massive but there are a few of them there. My biggest from it is about 18lb. I find the best time to fish for them to be 3 hours either side of high tide. Head and guts of fresh mackerel (you can feather up plenty from outside the pier in an hour or so) dropped down the inside of the pier on a 6/0 Kamasan works for me.
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#3 Post by m.b3 »

have u got them during the day Sean? might give it a shot myself. i hear colliemore harbour shows up a few too. howth has them in good numbers on the inside from the short pier. good size too with 20lb'ers and bigger caught each year.
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#4 Post by Seaniebo »

Always during the day. That way you get to draw all the lovely ladies over to have a look and you can do the same!
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#5 Post by m.b3 »

haha!! it's all about the ladies eh?!!!
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#6 Post by MAC »

It's always about the ladies lads............. 8) 8) 8)
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#7 Post by trigger »

Seaniebo wrote:Hello there trigger. Its not exactly prolific but the east pier in Dun Laoire is always a good spot for them. Nothing massive but there are a few of them there. My biggest from it is about 18lb. I find the best time to fish for them to be 3 hours either side of high tide. Head and guts of fresh mackerel (you can feather up plenty from outside the pier in an hour or so) dropped down the inside of the pier on a 6/0 Kamasan works for me.


are you talkin bout just droppin them down the wall facing where the boat docks no need to cast
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#8 Post by Seaniebo »

Yeah just a couple of metres from the wall, but a bit further up the pier. Try and fish beside one of the sets of steps into the water, it makes landing them a whole lot easier
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