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dungarvan bay 14,15/10/09

#1 Post by cortaz »

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Duration:few 1 or 2 hour sessions

Tide:ebbing

Weather:super.

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]Results,11 bass,
being messing about in the inner harbour with mixed results, tryed well up the bays around the salt marshes/mud flats, areas were i had never seen anyone fish, found some nices rips/gyleens, 1 area looked very promising when viewed at l.w. a small stream that meanders its way through a patch of large boulders, took some wadeing and waiting, and then some more wadeing to reach it this eve, got there bout 6.30 in the next 30/40 mins i hooked/missed/got a fish a cast, nothin big, up to 4lb, am well happy though, left the house at 6.10 and home again at 7.25, landed 7 and missed the same again, all 5 mins from the door, thats 3 new spots i have discovered this week. 8)




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#2 Post by The Austrian »

well done Art, we must arrange a meet soon, getting withdrawal symptoms already not fishing for a week :oops: :wink: :lol:
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#3 Post by rockyb23 »

What's a gyleen?
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#4 Post by gfkelly1969 »

well done nice bit of fishing
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#5 Post by somedose »

Art you make it seem too easy! Stuck here in Aberdeen it's killing me to read/see these reports. Hopefully there will be those big solitary bass around in winter - make my trip home worth while!
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#6 Post by cortaz »

rockyb23 wrote:What's a gyleen?
gyleen= gully/valley
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#7 Post by rustyhookthomas »

haha! pure Art! :lol:

ye'd catch a bass in a puddle! hahahahahahaha! nice report! :wink:
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#8 Post by hugo »

Minimum effort maximum return, as Sean Kelly would say 8) 8)
For your next trick you have to catch a few up The Canal beyond the bridge... :D
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#9 Post by RockHunter »

Great fishing as usual - I am amazed that there are still places around Dungarvan that you never fished before.
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#10 Post by seanie35 »

good going art often looked at them spots look a good walk all the same 8)
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#11 Post by thelegend »

must be nice livin in bass heaven :!: superfishin lad 8)
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#12 Post by Figs »

Nice one arthur, nice to have a few spots within spitting distance of the house. :)
never saw one of those lures with the red top and tail :? :?
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#13 Post by clarky »

seanie35 wrote:good going art often looked at them spots look a good walk all the same 8)
theres only one man who would look at these spots and see potential.that is the legend that is cortez.imagine what a mind like that could do if he was still a poacher. :lol:
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#14 Post by roger de dodger »

ya lazey git :!: any ever swim up your dunny :mrgreen:
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#15 Post by Mark »

Great fishing Art. When your good your good :wink:

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#16 Post by Al and Jordan »

excellent fishing art :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: you certinly got the midas touch with them bass 8) 8) 8)
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#17 Post by nicefish »

Nice going Art, did you get that lure free with a Barbie doll.
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#18 Post by cortaz »

, 8) fished around same mark today from 9 till1 and again from 5/7.30, guess about 25 in total,
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#19 Post by cortaz »

also got gibeens, 2 pollock,1 mackrel, few lobsters :P ,a bird,wet, 5 in 5 casts on popper, 6lber on first cast this am,
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#20 Post by hairyconger »

terrible fishing art :lol: :wink: 8)
first photo is awesome :mrgreen:

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