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paul mason
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north wexford

#1 Post by paul mason »

People:stephen kris eamonn myself.

Duration:19.30-01.30

Tide:rising

Weather:southerly wind and rain showers

Bait:crab rag mackerel

Rigs: two hook bombers

Results:dabs, dogs, flounders, smoothounds, whiting, pollock, weever.




Report:Got a set of Ian Golds new rods last week to try out ("wow") so i decided to give the smoothies a go on sat myself stephen kris and eamonn headed off in search of glory. we were greeted by a lumpy sea with some weed not good for smoothies however we were on a mission to give the rods a good trashing and we got stuck in.
The first few hours were not good with only a few small whiting, flounders and dabs putting in an appearance which gave us a chance to try out casting the new rods using different styles. I started with the extractor which is the daddy of the set, rung for fixed spool with low rider guides i wound her up and let her fly my initial thought was oh! no i'v cracked off "not a bit of it" it just stripped line off the reel like i have never seen before (" wow" what a rod very similar to the zziplex bullit) there are ten rods in the range five fixed spool and five multiplier they have the best finish i have ever seen on a rod with silver trim on the whippings and rings to match fuji of course.
I had some craic with the baby of the set the enticer while waiting for the smuts to arrive armed with a spinning reel with 10lb braid it made bites from 4in whiting feel like good fish you could stand for hours holding this rod it's so lite.
The first indication that the smuts had arrived was my extractor disappearing out of the stand and a missed fish s**t then eamonn got stuck into one a nice fish of about 6lb then all hell broke loose with missed bites everywhere and rods flying out of stands all over the place thats what you get for yacking and not minding your rod.
we all finished up with a few smuts each and we were very pleased with the new rods they came through a very tough night both being pulled out of the stands, casting and playing good fish.
Here are rod names
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enticer fx/muti
priemier fx/multi
international match fx/multi
super match xtra fx/multi
extractor fx/multi
They also come with a top quality padded rod bag with velcro straps for closing a neat design, Ian Golds has a top quality range of rods here which will equal zziplex in performance and better them in price, they are soon to be launched it will probable be the end of the month.
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Re: north wexford

#2 Post by gfkelly1969 »

well done lads,great selection of fish,good size smoothound
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#3 Post by saltydog »

Well done lads nice session 8) .... got a sneak preview of those Goldsy rods myself tasty looking bit of kit very well finished....glad to hear they handle as well as they look.
Shore Species 2011 (31) Ballan Wrasse, Bass, Bullhuss, Coalfish, Cod, Conger, Corkwing Wrasse, Cuckoo Ray, Dab, Dogfish, Five Bearded Rockling, Flounder, Goldsinny Wrasse, Long Spined Sea Scorpion, Mackerel, Plaice, Pollack, Poor Cod, Pouting, Rock Goby, Shanny, Shore Rockling, Short Spined Sea Scorpion, Thornback Ray, Three Bearded Rockling, Tompot Blenny, Tope, Tub Gurnard, Turbot, Undulate Ray, Whiting

Shore Species 2010 (26) - Bass, Black Goby, Bull Huss, Coalfish, Cod, Dab, Dogfish, Five Bearded Rockling, Flounder, Grey Gurnard, Lesser Weaver, Mackerel, Mullet, Plaice, Pollack, Poor cod, Pouting, Rock Goby, Shore Rockling, Silver eel, Starry Smooth Hound, Thornback Ray, Tope, Tub Gurnard, Turbot, Whiting

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#4 Post by boyler »

Well done lads great session :)

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#5 Post by tight lines »

well done lads some nice hounds there and a good session

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