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lifted thomas and we headed to lenen to meet up with tom, when we got there it would have skinned you it was that cold. so all the gear was quickly set up and rods cast out, think it was just a few minutes later when my rod started knocking and i landed a small coalie (blank saved), after that we were getting the odd knock but no hook ups, think tom had one or two drop off on the way in. after a while cathal and young dilan landed down and got set up to the left handside of us, at this stage the fishing was fairly slow with just an occasional knock every now and then, and the freezing wind would have cut you in half but with the kettle whistling and hot ta' and coffee on the go, we were happy enough. cathal then pulled in a doggie, then it was toms turn with a doggie, the knocks on the rods were now getting more frequent, and this got us back on our toes again. thomas then pulled in a coalie witch was followed with one from dilan. at this stage we were all getting good rattles and the coalies were coming in, dilan then pulled in a nice flounder of 29cm, witch was nice to see a different species being got. but we were all happy enough with the coalies for at least we were all catching something. but have say, man of the match has to go to young dilan, for at the end up he was wiping them out steady about an hour before we left a car came down onto the pier and sat behind us for a few minutes, it then moved on down the pier, and someone fired a shotgun out the window killing a seagull they then spined the wheels and took off up the road. shortly after these eejits left we started to pack up for the cold wind was getting to much, even tho we were well wrapped up the cold was still getting to us. but we still had a good day and the usual banter, stories and jokes were great
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as ole rab c said " see me' see the sea' i love the sea me"
right i'am off for a swally!!!!!!! so were's the F***'n purse!!!!!!!
some pics u took there.love the umberellla lol.is that next years valentines present for herself.lol.the plane looks like a remote control 1.well done on the fishies
saving private brian wrote:some pics u took there.love the umberellla lol.is that next years valentines present for herself.lol.the plane looks like a remote control 1.well done on the fishies
you never know what tom is going to pull out from the back of his van plane was not a remote control one, it circled us and headed off again, you could barely hear the engine...
as ole rab c said " see me' see the sea' i love the sea me"
right i'am off for a swally!!!!!!! so were's the F***'n purse!!!!!!!
Without doubt Dilan was the man of the match. We slagged him all day about getting the blankety blank cheque book and pen. He never answered us but put his head down and towards the end of the session he started pulling out coalie after coalie and then just to be different he pulled out a nice flounder. Well done lad. This weekly outing with the lads is one not to be missed. The craic and jokes and banter and a few fish thrown in is what its all about.
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fair play to you's for sticking it out in that freezing weather and congrads to young dilan showing the old dogs how it's done . sorry to hear about the muppet with the shot gun must have gave you all a right fright. not what you expect on a days fishing trip the fella was probably just upset at recently discovering that his dad was actually his brother....... strange goings on out that way alright
(blank saved), after that we were getting the odd knock but no hook ups, think tom had one or two drop off on the way in. after a while cathal and young dilan landed down and got set up to the left handside of us, at this stage the fishing was fairly slow with just an occasional knock every now and then, and the freezing wind would have cut you in half 
about an hour before we left a car came down onto the pier and sat behind us for a few minutes, it then moved on down the pier, and someone fired a shotgun out the window killing a seagull 
they then spined the wheels and took off up the road. shortly after these eejits left we started to pack up for the cold wind was getting to much, even tho we were well wrapped up the cold was still getting to us. but we still had a good day and the usual banter, stories and jokes were great 
