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#1 Post by **oli** » Sat Oct 02, 2010 7:50 pm

People:me

Duration:7pm til 3am

Tide:high at 12.10am

Weather:rain with clear skys

Bait:ragworm,razorfish

Rigs:2 hook flappers

Results:3 bass(8lb,4,3lb,3,5lb),2 cod(around 1,5lb)

had no camera this time sorry...

#2 Post by **bigsod** » Sat Oct 02, 2010 8:15 pm

Pity about the camera

that was some session topped off with an 8lber

#3 Post by **roger de dodger** » Sat Oct 02, 2010 9:44 pm

last session sod had his best was a quarter pounder

and that was on the way home

did you use the bait as a cocktail of seperate and what worked!!i,m heading out tomora and am just being nosey

#4 Post by **oli** » Sat Oct 02, 2010 10:22 pm

roger de dodger wrote:last session sod had his best was a quarter pounder and that was on the way home
did you use the bait as a cocktail of seperate and what worked!!i,m heading out tomora and am just being nosey

separate razor and ragworm,but works both of them,razor maybe better...usualy using fresh lugs they allways do work,but had no this time...

#5 Post by **darrenh** » Sun Oct 03, 2010 9:48 pm

hi oli is that 1 of the streches of garretstown beaches thinking of heading down that way next week

#6 Post by **oli** » Mon Oct 04, 2010 8:41 am

darrenh wrote:hi oli is that 1 of the streches of garretstown beaches thinking of heading down that way next week

you r right,thinking to go next week iswell,mybe meet u there

#7 Post by **Al and Jordan** » Mon Oct 04, 2010 9:03 am

nice one oli

that's twice as heavy as my best bass

must have gave a good scrap

#8 Post by **oli** » Mon Oct 04, 2010 9:09 am

Al and Jordan wrote:nice one oli that's twice as heavy as my best Bass must have gave a good scrap

i think that one my biggest at a time

#9 Post by **evan699** » Mon Oct 04, 2010 10:11 am

Well done oli. Haven't fished that spot since last christmas. Must give it a few hours some day soon. Nice spot, there is a fox that comes down the beach and tries to rob your bait sometimes so watch out for him if you're fishing it again.

#10 Post by **oli** » Mon Oct 04, 2010 10:29 am

evan699 wrote:Well done oli. Haven't fished that spot since last christmas. Must give it a few hours some day soon. Nice spot, there is a fox that comes down the beach and tries to rob your bait sometimes so watch out for him if you're fishing it again.

year...

met a fox already,nice one

#11 Post by **red** » Wed Oct 06, 2010 10:30 am

that fox is friendly enough, i usually just throw him a bit of razor and he goes away again. if i dont feed him he hangs around and i reckon he'll run off with anything he gets his paws on so better to be without 1 razor than a load of them

. he doesnt seem to like squid or mack tho and i aint gonna try him with crab

he frightened the life out of me the first night i saw him, came back from the water after releasing a fish and he was sitting under the tripod, all i saw was the eyes reflecting in my headlamp.

#12 Post by **evan699** » Wed Oct 06, 2010 10:54 am

red wrote:that fox is friendly enough, i usually just throw him a bit of razor and he goes away again. if i dont feed him he hangs around and i reckon he'll run off with anything he gets his paws on so better to be without 1 razor than a load of them . he doesnt seem to like squid or mack tho and i aint gonna try him with crab
he frightened the life out of me the first night i saw him, came back from the water after releasing a fish and he was sitting under the tripod, all i saw was the eyes reflecting in my headlamp.

Well i'd rather meet the fox than some of the other furry friends you might meet at a rock mark.

#13 Post by **oli** » Wed Oct 06, 2010 4:43 pm

red wrote:that fox is friendly enough, i usually just throw him a bit of razor and he goes away again. if i dont feed him he hangs around and i reckon he'll run off with anything he gets his paws on so better to be without 1 razor than a load of them . he doesnt seem to like squid or mack tho and i aint gonna try him with crab
he frightened the life out of me the first night i saw him, came back from the water after releasing a fish and he was sitting under the tripod, all i saw was the eyes reflecting in my headlamp.

defenetly will bring some razor for fox next time,beautifull animal

#14 Post by **lampard** » Mon Oct 11, 2010 10:25 am

great stuff well done

#15 Post by **oli** » Mon Oct 11, 2010 11:41 pm

evan699 wrote:
red wrote:that fox is friendly enough, i usually just throw him a bit of razor and he goes away again. if i dont feed him he hangs around and i reckon he'll run off with anything he gets his paws on so better to be without 1 razor than a load of them . he doesnt seem to like squid or mack tho and i aint gonna try him with crab
he frightened the life out of me the first night i saw him, came back from the water after releasing a fish and he was sitting under the tripod, all i saw was the eyes reflecting in my headlamp.
Well i'd rather meet the fox than some of the other furry friends you might meet at a rock mark.

for "furry friends" il bring my german shepard

#16 Post by **evan699** » Tue Oct 12, 2010 9:57 am

oli wrote:
evan699 wrote:
red wrote:that fox is friendly enough, i usually just throw him a bit of razor and he goes away again. if i dont feed him he hangs around and i reckon he'll run off with anything he gets his paws on so better to be without 1 razor than a load of them . he doesnt seem to like squid or mack tho and i aint gonna try him with crab
he frightened the life out of me the first night i saw him, came back from the water after releasing a fish and he was sitting under the tripod, all i saw was the eyes reflecting in my headlamp.
Well i'd rather meet the fox than some of the other furry friends you might meet at a rock mark.

for "furry friends" il bring my german shepard

That should do the trick alright. I must get myself a dog for fishing. I've had a few uncomfortable fishing sessions with rats running round my feet.

#17 Post by **oli** » Tue Oct 12, 2010 10:29 am

evan699 wrote:
oli wrote:
evan699 wrote:
red wrote:that fox is friendly enough, i usually just throw him a bit of razor and he goes away again. if i dont feed him he hangs around and i reckon he'll run off with anything he gets his paws on so better to be without 1 razor than a load of them . he doesnt seem to like squid or mack tho and i aint gonna try him with crab
he frightened the life out of me the first night i saw him, came back from the water after releasing a fish and he was sitting under the tripod, all i saw was the eyes reflecting in my headlamp.
Well i'd rather meet the fox than some of the other furry friends you might meet at a rock mark.

for "furry friends" il bring my german shepard
That should do the trick alright. I must get myself a dog for fishing. I've had a few uncomfortable fishing sessions with rats running round my feet.

i have "yorkee" iswell

they wos breaded long,long time ago exactly for that reason

#18 Post by **Jayo** » Thu Oct 14, 2010 3:24 pm

Great fishing lads!
Have many been caught down there on lures lately or has it been best to tackle it with bait?

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