lizzy two kilmore quay

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Guest · #1 Post by **Guest** » Tue Jun 21, 2005 11:21 pm

People:3 anglers har wynne harry catchpole john hughes

Duration: 11am 7.45 pm 11/6/05

Tide:?

Weather: fair / sunny spells

Bait: mackeral rag razor pollack lug

Rigs: varios lures / feathers / mini baits.

Results: 17 species in the boat including black bream to 2lb 1 oz possible irish record caught by har wynne tope to 23.5lb dab mackeral congor launce cuckoo and ballan wrasse bull huss rockling cod pollack thornback and blonde ray to 10 lb red and grey gurnard l.s.d,s ? some pictures to follow when i figure it out .

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#2 Post by **DAMIEN** » Wed Jun 22, 2005 9:55 am

lsd meaning lesser spotted dod fish is this what you mean???

#3 Post by jd » Wed Jun 22, 2005 10:06 am

yeah lsd means lesser spotted dogfish.

interested in the bream- were you at anchor? and were you by a reef near the saltees or nearer the shore?
jd

#4 Post by **bazz** » Wed Jun 22, 2005 12:49 pm

where about out of kilmore were you fishing and what is the best trace and baits to use for bream ???????

#5 Post by **barry murphy** » Wed Jun 22, 2005 6:44 pm

what bait were ye catching the bream on and what traces did ye find to work best,what kind of ground wer ye geting them over?how far where ye?did ye get meny tope or just the one?

Guest · #6 Post by **Guest** » Wed Jun 22, 2005 9:21 pm

hi lads john here the bream were caught over reef ground on mackeral feathers baited with rag worm. there was only the 1 tope caught by myself on pollack fillet tipped with mackeral strip . the best trace for the bream is supposed to be a 6ft trace with a single sliding snood on slack tide you keep snood up high and on high tide keep snood hard to bottom bait small rag squid and mackeral slivers tight lines. hope this helps

#7 Post by **barry murphy** » Thu Jun 23, 2005 4:20 pm

thanks for the info will try get out sat will report if successful.