Duration:?
Tide:All states
Weather: Very Mixed, raining one day bright the next.
Bait: Mack, lug, lures and bread
Rigs:Float
Results:Coali, Pollock, Ballen Wrasse, Corkwing Wrasee and Mullet
Report:
I had a few days off work, this week so thought I'd give a few local marks a go that I haven't tried in a while and another mark that was suggested to me by rab from the site(thanks mate).
Day1: Bangor Rock Mark and Dee:
Weather was awful, it was blowing a gale and the rain was depressing, however I wanted to try the mark that Rab put me onto. When I got down there the conditions were steadily getting worse, and to make things worse there was a lot of weed about. I stuck things out for about an hour, only managing a few small Pollock for my efforts, I only set the one rod up on the float so I didn't really give it a good go. Looks to be a great wee spot, one that I will be visiting again soon. I packed all my gear up with the intentions of heading into Bangor to kill a couple of hours before I had to pick herself up from work. When I got down the town the rain was now easing and winds were dying a bit so I thought I'd go give the Dee a rattle for an hour or so and I wasn't let down.
The Dee has been a bit off the boil this year and I have heard mixed reports, however having not fished it this summer I thought I'd give it a go. Floating a whole lug worm within 30seconds of the float being in the water I managed a nice coali over 2lbs, I was well pleased. Went quite for a while so made the drop from the float longer and hit into some wrasse which kept me entertained on the light gear. Managed a few micro pollock and another coali of about a pound. Was happy enough with the short session.
Day 2: I went on a mullet hunt, Haven't got as many as I would have liked this summer so we tried a few marks along the way, tried a spot where there are plenty of mullet, however the average size is not great and this is a known fact. But needless to say after a while I had the beast that I was waiting for
well lets just say that it was a perfect specimen of a micro mullet that did not have a blemish on him. But another mullet all the same 
Day 3: Nothing much to report here, tried the mack rocks in Bangor to stock up on some bait for the winter, on float and lures with no joy, tried a mullet mark in the afternoon and again missed bites but no joy. All part of the fun.
, there are heaps of the small ones about, especially at that wee mark, leads me to believe that they are spawning in or around this area or do they come here for sanctuary, any thoughts???
,and that coalie looks decent, 
