Specimen Bass, Cork, 18th June

[seanie35]

well done 2 specimens in 6 weeks is that a normal season for ya pat

[Pat]

No, not a normal season, by a long shot, but I'll take it like this as often as I can.

I've just had an extraordinary week's fishing...had over 30 bass this week, most were in the 60 - 70cm range with about 7 or 8 over the 70cm mark . Cortaz's theory on 'predictable fishing' sure came up trumps and I'm a confirmed fan .

[seanie35]

No, not a normal season, by a long shot, but I'll take it like this as often as I can.

I've just had an extraordinary week's fishing...had over 30 Bass this week, most were in the 60 - 70cm range with about 7 or 8 over the 70cm mark . Cortaz's theory on 'predictable fishing' sure came up trumps and I'm a confirmed fan .

that's some going, had about 7 myself for the week but lost about 12 thinks it's cause I took 2 trebles off the plug I was using think it swims better with just the back one

[wilky83]

WOw amazing fish there congrats, hhhmmmmm thought i was doing well with my two bass think il have to apply myself more

[Pat]

I'm going to give Padge73 a plug here...if you pardon the pun (I assume I'm allowed to ). The lure you see in the picture is a Duo Tide Minnow. Its an excellent lure. It casts for miles...much further than other quality lures like the Alie Magnet, Angle Kiss, & Maria Chase, and has an excellent action. I called upto Padge two weeks ago and got a few of these, plus a few Feed Shallows, and Xlayers. Padge is now stocking these excellent Japanese lures and others he's getting from Ultimate Fishing in France. It would be worth giving him a shout. His blog is here....http://seirelandlurefishing.blogspot.com/

[junior conger]

brilliant bass well done