Bridges of Ross 11/06/2009

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Bridges of Ross 11/06/2009

#1 Post by Ross »

People: Ross

Duration: 2 hrs

Tide: last 2 hrs of ebb

Weather: Sunny, bright, light N with a hint of a nip in it.

Bait: Feathers, Mackerel


Results:
1 Mackerel
4 Poor Cod
1 Ballan Wrasse
1 Female Cuckoo Wrasse

Caught and Released:


Report:
Caught only 1 mackerel but made the most of it!
Baited the feathers with small strips from the mackerel and dropped the feathers to the bottom.
Lots of bites and managed to add two more Species to my List!
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[color=#000000][b]Ross[/b][/color]

[b][color=#0000BF]SPECIES 2011 : 11

SPECIMENS: 5 [/b][/color]
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Pollock,
Coalfish,
LSD
Bass
Twaite Shad (3 Spec) 1.37kg 1.30kg 1.12kg
Mackerel
Thornback Ray
Ballan Wrasse (2 Specs.) 4.75 lbs. 4 lbs. 14 ozs.
Cuckoo Wrasse
Bull Huss
Pike

[b]ON FLY:[/b]
Pike
Bass
Pollock
Mullet
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[color=#BF0000]All things come to those who bait.[/color]
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Re: Bridges of Ross 11/06/2009

#2 Post by tight lines »

well done mate some nice pics there
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Re: Bridges of Ross 11/06/2009

#3 Post by corbyeire »

did you pull the ballan from deep enough water? - looks like something was popping out of him???
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Re: Bridges of Ross 11/06/2009

#4 Post by nicefish »

Some nice fish there love the photos, looks a great place to fish from 8)
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Re: Bridges of Ross 11/06/2009

#5 Post by gfkelly1969 »

well done,nice to see a Cuckoo Wrasse from the shore
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Re: Bridges of Ross 11/06/2009

#6 Post by rustyhookthomas »

a very memorable spot for a group of us that fished there last year or so.
great report ross, i would recommend this spot as a must fish area.
we fished low tide rising and had enormous results.
love reading reports from here as it brings me right back,,
species 2009, whiting :(, three beard rockling,.shore rockling, 5 beard rockling, flounder, lesser spotted dogfish,bullhuss, dab,bass(13), more whiting : pollock,poorcod,pouting, sea trout(the dodder!)brown trout,sea scorpion,mackerel, silver eel,
topknot:), cod, conger, corkwing wrasse,smooth hound.
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Re: Bridges of Ross 11/06/2009

#7 Post by petekd »

Hi Bill,

That old spot looks familiar.... :D Used to love fishing there, down to the right hand side. Past couple of times I've been out that direction and thats a while ago, (if its the spot Im thinking of, cliffs to the left, flat slab of rock to the right with a little channel through the rocks for access?) all I've seen are no trespassing signs. Are there issues with access as its been about 4 years since I last fished it and would love to do so again.
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Re: Bridges of Ross 11/06/2009

#8 Post by jw »

corbyeire wrote:did you pull the ballan from deep enough water? - looks like something was popping out of him???


nearly all wrasse caught end up with their bum sticking out a bit like that. Kevin who has the
boat in spiddal, was telling me he was asked to collect some wrasse for some aquarium, galway
i think, and they exhibited this phenomenon when caught, but returned to normal and lived
happily in the aquarium, so it doesn't seem to harm them
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Re: Bridges of Ross 11/06/2009

#9 Post by Al and Jordan »

nice one ross :P the cuckoo wrasse must have been a bonus for you :P
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Re: Bridges of Ross 11/06/2009

#10 Post by Ross »

The water was deep but as jw says wrasse will often have this protrusion. I have seen it with wrasse caught from shallow and deep water. They seem to go back without any problem.
With regard to access there is a problem with parking along the road. A lot of holiday homes have wired or roped off the front to prevent parking. I have a friend who allows me to park outside his house where there is a triangular sign for "Ross" on the wall.
I involves a bit of a walk to the mark but well worth it. You could park at the Bridges of Ross but that is a much longer walk.
If you want to fish this area pm me and I will arrange parking for a small group.
I think this area has enormous potential for any angler willing to put in the time.
[color=#000000][b]Ross[/b][/color]

[b][color=#0000BF]SPECIES 2011 : 11

SPECIMENS: 5 [/b][/color]
[color=#4000FF]
Pollock,
Coalfish,
LSD
Bass
Twaite Shad (3 Spec) 1.37kg 1.30kg 1.12kg
Mackerel
Thornback Ray
Ballan Wrasse (2 Specs.) 4.75 lbs. 4 lbs. 14 ozs.
Cuckoo Wrasse
Bull Huss
Pike

[b]ON FLY:[/b]
Pike
Bass
Pollock
Mullet
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[color=#BF0000]All things come to those who bait.[/color]

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