advice for fishing on galway bay
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advice for fishing on galway bay
hi im starting out in january sea fishing on galway bay and im looking for some advice on sea rigs.ive picked on a penn gto230 reel and 7ft 20-30lb rod.does anyone have any good locations to get started ive a gps ,any tips are welcome thanks
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
Hi,
what type of boat? how far out are you going? where are you launching from?
what type of boat? how far out are you going? where are you launching from?
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
best thing to do is get a charter
that way you will know where to fish and get some free advice
i can highly recommend
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Skipper: Kevin MacGabhann
Telephone: +353 91 553888 or +353 86 8547890
that way you will know where to fish and get some free advice
i can highly recommend
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Telephone: +353 91 553888 or +353 86 8547890
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
taz wrote:best thing to do is get a charter
that way you will know where to fish and get some free advice
i can highly recommend
Maigden Mara
Skipper: Kevin MacGabhann
Telephone: +353 91 553888 or +353 86 8547890
Would highly reccomend him too.
Was trying to get a trip out with him this week but he is getting a new engine put into the boat and wont be running trips till march i think!
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
Maybe a PM to Peter Kinsella might be a help. He fishes Galway Bay regularly.
There is interesting info to be found here: (load into google earth) http://www.infomar.ie/surveying/Bays/Galwayv1.php
There is interesting info to be found here: (load into google earth) http://www.infomar.ie/surveying/Bays/Galwayv1.php
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
Jim from Cork wrote:Maybe a PM to Peter Kinsella might be a help. He fishes Galway Bay regularly.
There is interesting info to be found here: (load into google earth) http://www.infomar.ie/surveying/Bays/Galwayv1.php
thanks ill check it out
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
I was given a mark yesterday in the inner bay area, not far out that is supposed to hold some good fishing, and i know of a few other marks close to the city that would be worth a shot..
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
Ive been out on the yak the last couple of days, been very very quiet. Gonna go have a look for some Huss tomorrow.
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
ive had a boat moored in the bay and fished it for the last 3-4 seasons,foud a couple of good spots for ray and tope within the inner bay ,bullhuss and smoothhound and a few pollock,fishing best around the arann isles but the last few summers because of the weather didnt get out to them to often(from boat to isle approx 20 miles) and plenty of large swells.the boat will be back out in april keep in touch and will meet you out there
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
Im always hearing of these marks for ray and tope in the south east part of the inner bay, but never read any reports or seen any caught. Wanna swap some marks Steve? Fishing mostly the north side of the bay but motor over to the ledges and clare the odd day.
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
Big Dave wrote:Im always hearing of these marks for ray and tope in the south east part of the inner bay, but never read any reports or seen any caught. Wanna swap some marks Steve? Fishing mostly the north side of the bay but motor over to the ledges and clare the odd day.
where about would that mark be?Near New Quay or Kinvara?
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
All the Tope marks have been around Newquay, never taken the boat or kayak in that far (Fishing out of Barna) but have tried from the shore with little success but the water fairly runs through the marks i fished hard to hold bottom.
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
try fishing out from renville peir u will catch mackerel dogfish and bull huss and da odd tope in the summer. species 2011; rockling turbot whiting flounder bass
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Re: advice for fishing on galway bay
Smoothhounds in Galway Bay? Are you sure your not confusing them with spurdogs?steve wilton wrote:ive had a boat moored in the bay and fished it for the last 3-4 seasons,foud a couple of good spots for ray and tope within the inner bay ,bullhuss and smoothhound and a few pollock,fishing best around the arann isles but the last few summers because of the weather didnt get out to them to often(from boat to isle approx 20 miles) and plenty of large swells.the boat will be back out in april keep in touch and will meet you out there