evan699 wrote:Well done lads. Handy to pick up a few different species even if they're not to a huge size. Hard luck losing the huss or whatever it was. Hopefully a few more will turn up at that mark for ye in the next few weeks. Good ta be getting a few fish anyway. Keep at it and it's bound to pay off with good results soon.

cheers evan. that beach never lets us down

usually a lot of small stuff with the off chance of something out of the ordinary from time to time

. i just wish they'd start feeding during the day. hopefully not too long to go
FisherKing wrote:Fair play lads, great weather & everyone catching a few 8)Happy days
thanks brian. just a pity our pollack rock marks are'nt fishing that well. i was just informed the other day that there has been a lot of illegal long lining going on at that stretch of coast
KERRY1 wrote:Well done Al, Dawsey & Dan. It looks as if you's had a busy and productive session. Nice one

thanks paula. always good to have a safe bet, fallback mark to fish
zeke wrote:well done lads flattie bonanza

cheers zeke. i'd have traded them all in for just one of the big chaps you got the other day
plumster wrote:not a bad bit of fishing there, still find it difficult to tell the difference between the too,especially when the flounder have the spots.
i know what you mean plumster. our first year of flattie fishing was a steep learning curve

. but the 2 biggest differences between the 2 are that the plaice have the ridge of 4 or so boney nodules behind the eyes, where as the flounder has just one continueous ridge and the plaice's spots are way more vivid than the dull orange spots that some flounder have

. we can tell them apart straight away now, but the first 2 years were full of miss I.D.'s
mitch wrote:hard luck on losing the huss al ,but it sounded like you all
had good nights fishing

fishing very slow here at the
moment but there is a good forcast for tommorow night so hopefully we'll have a good session

cheers ger. a lot of our marks are still waiting to turn on yet

. hope things improve with this spell of settled weather
bhoy32 wrote:nice flats well done always nice to be getting a few hours in with this weather
thanks man. seems odd planning a trip without having to pack all the wet gear
Nite Owl wrote:Well done lads, always the same, wait for hours and no bites until the light starts to fail.
cheers nite owl. can't wait for the wrasse to return so we have something to target during the day
eyesreilly wrote:Well done Al

,,,,,,,fishing sporadic down here,,,,,,,,South Wicklow beaches throwing up schoolies,Greystones hit and miss,,was on North beach last night and same as you ,no bites while bright

,,then it got dark and still no bites

,facing the blank tnen 10pm one codling followed by a dog,happy days and head home

.Maybe these NE breezes have slowed it down again as we were starting to get a few in daylight recently.Well done on the plaice btw,,,,,,,,,,have tried here for one,sunny days,calm spell etc but no show

cheers dave. i know how you feel. a lot of our summer marks are still waiting to switch on. but sadly one particular stretch of co. down coast we usually rock fish from has been cleaned out by an illegal longliner recently

. spose it was only a matter of time before this happened as the price of a box of pollack has went up in recent years

it's prompted me to do a bit of research regarding reporting suspected illegal fishing on northern ireland's shores. i'll do a post in the news, comments and opinions section on the site. that way all the important contact numbers will be there for all to view.
fishermannum1 wrote:cracking session there guys

well done

and nice pic's al' for the comparison of the two species

thanks don, if only they were all about 2lb

. now that would make for a good session
beachcaster wrote:well done lads good session there,good to see things picking up now.
thanks beachcaster. let's hope it continues to get better
