Rescheduled Shore MA Toberpatrick Nov 1st - Henry's Tackle

[alby]

Right, here we go again lads …….

Dfella
Alby
Boycie
Eric
JD
Keith
Kstaff (and shiny reels)

Keep adding the names, only 60 mins from Dublin lads!!

[dfella25]

19.999999999999999999999999 including fish pools

Right I'll have €20. Can you donate the 0.00000000000000000000001 to a charity of your choice?

[cormology]

I'll be there..

[MC]

sorry i wont make it

[FISHAHOLIC]

ill be there

[alby]

now @ 9 -

Right, here we go again lads …….

Dfella
Alby
Boycie
Eric
JD
Keith
Kstaff (and shiny reels)
Mark S.
Cormac

[cormology]

And me

[jd]

There may be another two travelling across as well.

BTW It looks like there will be a storm Saturday night, high S winds and an inch + of rain. Winds will then turn westerly for Sunday. While Tober should be fishable, it one to keep an eye on.

[petekd]

Delightful. Spare a thought for the poor fella doing battle on a boat all weekend.

[MAC]

I can't make this one lads.

Kev

[jd]

ok we are still at 9

Dfella
Alby
Boycie
Eric
JD
Keith
Kstaff (and shiny reels)
Mark S.
Cormac

any more- may be helpful for pegging beach.

[jd]

ok see ya all about 1pm or so, i have score cards and pegs (thanks Donal d)

Should be plenty of fish around but .. ..

TORRO TORNADO WATCH 2009/007

A TORNADO WATCH has been issued at 23:20GMT on Saturday 31st October 2009

Valid from/until: 0430-1600GMT on Sunday 1st November 2009 for the following regions:

Parts of (see map)

England & Wales

S Scotland

Isle of Man

Channel Islands

Eastern Eire

THREATS

Tornadoes and wind gusts of up to 70mph; isolated CG lightning.

Rapidly developing Atlantic depression will move NNE late tonight and through tomorrow, the most likely track is through the Irish Sea into S Scotland. Close to the storm's centre, a marked dry intrusion/frontal fracture may allow some convection to develop, in a highly sheared environment. Marked low-level shear brings the risk of isolated tornadoes - in addition, wind gusts of 60mph are possible, perhaps 70mph in places. There is a small risk that a sting-jet may develop, enhancing the wind risk.

To the south of the depression, a well-marked cold front will surge eastwards...this is likely to split, so rather intense precip, perhaps with lightning, could develop ahead of the surface front, althoug rather stable/saturated low-level air ahead of the front would limit the risk of convective gusts. The surface front looks fairly likely to be marked by a line of forced convection. Strong low-level shear ahead of this means that misocyclones may develop along this front, bringing a risk of locally damaging winds, and perhaps isolated tornadoes. At this stage it is not clear whether this convection will be deep enough for lightning.

Even at this late stage, the track of the depression is stil rather uncertain. This forecast may well be updated/amended in the morning, as the situation develops.

Forecaster: RPK.

[dbrock]

Enjoy lads think I'd rather be sitting here looking out the window at that weather

[kstaff]

Results:

1.Alby
2.Eric
3.Boycie,

Great day to be out, plenty of fish throughout and weather stayed nice.

Came home to a quiet house, pizza in oven and beer in fridge

Really enjoyed today weldone to all who fished and especially Dfella on his first comp!

[Tony Fella]

Well done alby!! showing the little boys how its done..Connor ul get hooked on the comps now

[croppyboy]

well down lads .

[dbrock]

Well done mr Allen knew you had 1 victory in you