Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

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Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#1 Post by eyesreilly »

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Duration:3pm-6pm

Tide:high 3-30pm

Weather:not bad, NE breeze

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Results:1 coalie




Report:Not much to report, tried a different part of the beach as it was too rough at the rocks and needless to say i wont be going back in a hurry to that particular spot. :cry: I got a nice coalie, 36cms , in close on the small rod early on and thought i was in for a good session, but that was to be it :cry: , not a sausage for the rest of the evening. Lost lots of tackle, was using cheapo weights etc so not too bad but it got to the stage where i was losing gear every second cast. I eventually gave up :roll: :roll:
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#2 Post by bigsod »

Nice coalie Dave, good to see a decent fish after all the 18cm to 22cm ones we have been catching lately.
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#3 Post by dbrock »

great to see the coalies starting to show up,
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#4 Post by Al »

dbrock wrote:great to see the coalies starting to show up,
Couldn't agree more :)
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#5 Post by trout hunter »

would this be the sign of actually real size fish do the bigger coalies arrive,and to yhe same places the small ones are plentyfull
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#6 Post by twinkle »

there was a spot on that beach when i used to fish competitions called the hungry acre it was aplace you lost loads of gears and caught f all. they stopped pegging at it. there used to be a gap of about 250yrds between the pegs at this spot i wonder is that where you were fishing ?
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#7 Post by eyesreilly »

twinkle wrote:there was a spot on that beach when i used to fish competitions called the hungry acre it was aplace you lost loads of gears and caught f all. they stopped pegging at it. there used to be a gap of about 250yrds between the pegs at this spot i wonder is that where you were fishing ?
Could be wrong but I think the hungry acre is on the south beach :?:

bigsod wrote:Nice coalie Dave, good to see a decent fish after all the 18cm to 22cm ones we have been catching lately.
Thanks Sod, i thought there would be a few around,,,he took mack on a size 4 hook, had a job landing him with a dog trying his best to piddle on my bag at the same time :roll:
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#8 Post by twinkle »

i always mix these two up its been 20yrs so youl have to forgive me it just sounded like the hungry acres when you discribed the conditions lost rigs no fish but at least you dident blank fair play
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#9 Post by mitch »

Nice coalie Dave :P
that north beach is a tackle graveyard i haven't fished it in years
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#10 Post by ian 123 »

well done eyes on the coalie :) i was out myself and it was a tough day, at least you saved the blank like myself :D
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#11 Post by Al and Jordan »

way to go dave, nice coalie. they fight well for their size. :D :D but what's this????? gave up after only 3 hours :shock: :shock: not like you man :lol: :lol: .
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#12 Post by matt69 »

Nice fish havent had a coalie there in over a year .Nice to see a decent one hope more turn up over the next few months.
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

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Well done eyes nice coalie there hope to catch a few myself in the next weeks :wink: ,there was a chap fishing way down to the left aswell yesterday and on saturday.He said there was 100 s of small octopuss and squid washed up on the greystones north beach,A possible reason for the lack of fish caught,And another possibility is that the north beach fishes better at night on a flooding tide.Either way much better than a blank :D
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#14 Post by eyesreilly »

mitch wrote:Nice coalie Dave :P
that north beach is a tackle graveyard i haven't fished it in years
I'll stick to the sandmartins in future Ger :roll:
ian 123 wrote:well done eyes on the coalie :) i was out myself and it was a tough day, at least you saved the blank like myself :D
Thanks Ian, could have been worse alright :roll:
Al and Jordan wrote:way to go dave, nice coalie. they fight well for their size. :D :D but what's this????? gave up after only 3 hours :shock: :shock: not like you man :lol: :lol: .
I only had 2oz leads left at the end Al, and they werent going to hold bottom in the tide, thats my weak excuse for giving up after 3 hours :oops: :oops:
matt69 wrote:Nice fish havent had a coalie there in over a year .Nice to see a decent one hope more turn up over the next few months.
Thanks Matt, it gave a nice scrap alright, hopefully a sign of better things to come :lol:
clownfish wrote:Well done eyes nice coalie there hope to catch a few myself in the next weeks :wink: ,there was a chap fishing way down to the left aswell yesterday and on saturday.He said there was 100 s of small octopuss and squid washed up on the greystones north beach,A possible reason for the lack of fish caught,And another possibility is that the north beach fishes better at night on a flooding tide.Either way much better than a blank :D
Cheers, i saw that guy alright,and i agree its always good not to blank :lol: :lol: .I wont give up on that beach yet now that i know theres huss out there :lol: :lol:
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#15 Post by FisherKing »

Nice wee Coaley, hopfully the 50cm ones will show soon :wink:
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

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twinkle wrote:there was a spot on that beach when i used to fish competitions called the hungry acre it was aplace you lost loads of gears and caught f all. they stopped pegging at it. there used to be a gap of about 250yrds between the pegs at this spot i wonder is that where you were fishing ?
no thats the south beach fished it once or twice had one great session on it ,was fishing it with liam o herne .Five good codling 2lb up to 3lb and lost 2 stonkers fished for two hours with nothing then like a switch turned on they came and then gone just as quick good day on the steps lads well done 8)
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#17 Post by seanie35 »

beats a blank, youd think there would be a few more fishies in the rough :shock:
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Re: Greystones North beach, 8-11-09

#18 Post by fishface »

nice fish dave, see you got a new ruler, no fishing for me this week wifes orders , but i think i can live with that. the weather is lovely here in fuerteventura 25 degrees + be back sunday and raring to go
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