greystones near the stream 28/1/09

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greystones near the stream 28/1/09

#1 Post by roger de dodger »

People:grandad dodger and joe(my son)

Duration:8 till 12.30

Tide:lowish highish

Weather:flat calm about 9 degrees and not a breath of wind

Bait:frozen peeler,lug,squid,razor,mac mussel

Rigs:3 hook flapps and 5/0 -2/0 pennell

Results:between 30to35 fish ,whiting lots,rockling3,flounder 6 and 1 dab




Report:due to the fact joe hasnt been sea fishing in about two years i decided greystones south should keep him busy and it didnt let us down :) ,from the first cast till the last our rod tips kept jingling with whiting being the main culprit we used size 2 hooks mostly ,i stuck out a pully rig at distance with big baits ,in fact massive baits :roll: just in case a decent codling turned up ,most cast,s it came back stripped with a whiting hooked on the 2/0 pennel hook boy them whiting can munch bait elastic :evil: ,it was a shame the cod didnt show but lets face it they are thin on the ground all said we got plenty of fish and where kept busy :mrgreen: p.s the crab was from boycie good stuff i must admitt 8)
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#2 Post by seanie35 »

fair haul of fish, well done
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#3 Post by Al »

Fair play lads nice session! Cant beat reliable greystones for a few fish :D
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#4 Post by zeke »

well done...cute little fish you have there :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#5 Post by diego »

4 species... not bad :mrgreen:

Nice spots on that flounder!

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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#6 Post by roger de dodger »

thanks for the comments lads ,that flounder was small but boy what colour the orange on it made me take a good second look ,i thought it was a small plaice :?
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#7 Post by keith »

Nice few fish Roger must be a warm up for saturday 8)
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#8 Post by shamoo0804 »

Plenty of fish there roger welldone, I have fished there a bit the last 3 months with varying success, suprised an angler of your class couldnt eek out a small bass though, I've had a few there myself and always on mack :o

Must admit, like you I've had a big bait out, but not got a sniff of a decent fish at distance.

Where have all the coalies gone from this venue :?:
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#9 Post by Al »

Where have ll the coalies gone in general the only coalie i've had is from that night we fished kilinney in November i think? :? Weird! Used to be a reliable fish to target in the winter months. All there is now is whiting, whiting and more whiting and the occasional flats and rockling :cry:
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#10 Post by Stephen8wood »

Nice fishing there. Had a couple of coalies from Whiterock over the Christmas period. I'd say the ratio was 25 whiting to 1 coalie.
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#11 Post by roger de dodger »

shamoo i wasnt targeting bass ,if i was i wouldnt have gone to greystones :lol: if you want to know where the coalies are gone try up the north beach i got a few the last time only small ones but still coalies :D yes keith i was doing a warm up how to speed unhook undersize whiting :mrgreen: i have a new tacktick for that spot in arklow it involves a stick of dynamite and a long handled landing net :twisted:and parking my van behind dennis with joe dolans greatest hits blasting out at 300 watts :mrgreen:
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#12 Post by shamoo0804 »

I'm wondering should I even bother turning up on saturday :shock:

I hate Joe Dolan, and dont have any TNT or a long handled landing net.

Is this what all comps are like, or just Arklow :?:
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#13 Post by roger de dodger »

just arkla :lol: dont forget your camo gear its gonna get rough :twisted: and make sure your car has fullycomp lead cover :shock: up to 7 oz should be enough :mrgreen:
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#14 Post by shamoo0804 »

Maybe get a dry run down there tomorrow afternoon/evening to hone the skills.

Something tells me it wont sooooooo be dry come saturday though :x
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#15 Post by eyesreilly »

Well done Roger and Joe,,,had to have a second look at that flounder,,looks so much like a plaice :shock: .
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#16 Post by roger de dodger »

i think i may bring my fly rod ,it may be the only way to get a fight outa those whiting,shamoo please stay away from that spot we dont want anyone disturbing the eco system or messing with the crabs or god forbid scaring away a fish :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#17 Post by craigo »

Well done roger nice bit of fishing there .
I've never seen colors like that on a flounder before .
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Re: greystones near the stream 29/1/09

#18 Post by Al and Jordan »

great session roger :D :D , i've not seen a flounder with such strongly coloured spots before :? :? :? :? no wonder you had to do a double take on the id

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