Duration:10am-2pm
Tide:12.40
Weather:cloudy,cold easten wind
Bait:lug, mac
Rigs:2 hook long traces flappers
Results:5 flounders 1 sea scorp (i thing so attached below)
Report:hi, lads hit the road early at 5am head for dig some lug just below donegal town, arrived round 7. got good bit of these beasties then hit the road again turn to killibegs (gunwell). i was curious what gona happens this time last two went blanked. well i was early march to early supose. arrived 9.30 and what I saw is the best spot is occupated by lobster cases just near to the rocks roaps everywhere
so i tookt little corner on the platform.set two rods prepared for bottom fishing, first hour went quiet rods tip shows only couple of wee tuches to the bait,than got my first flounder of the day. wind was so strong that blowed the line up and down so I'd missed some bites too, (another thing is the spot is high above the water 3-4m thing, well who were there knows that). so I was forsed to move down to the rocks to take a shelter, start fishing again us rising water award me with another 4 flounders. happy days though but unfortunetly after 1pm went guiet again 
why is that 
couldn't figur it out 
just like finger click 
whatever, took a seat smoked a cigarete and there u go tip moved... bang... something on cool 
reel up and what is it sea scorp 
heard somewere that if u cath scorp end of the day it's time to tidy up your gear and go home session finished none fish left 
so that what I did left the site at 2pm of course not for the scorp had to go in dub airport for meeting 
long drive MONAGHAN-DONEGAL-DUBLIN-MONAGHAN 
anyway what just couldn't you do to have few moments near ocean, even wnen u know what hard day in a front of you. So another day is gone 
even nicer sea scorpian. 
i planing for night session very soon, there is some conger around too wonder would they be near to shore this time of the year 