Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

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Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#1 Post by razor2 »

People:Me

Duration:17:30 -22:30

Tide:HW 15:00ish

Weather:Very Cold

Bait:Razor

Rigs:Pullys

Results:2 Bass




Report:Got to the mark today at 5:30 not much to report for the first 3.5 hours nothing not a bite not a sniff of a fish.so said to myself i better move down the beach cast out a big razor bait first cast on the new spot got a bite but no fish.Cast out again it took awhile to get a rattle no monster but a bass none the less but off he came at least i knew there was bass about now.cast again next bang on the rod was better a bass about 3.5lb happy with that due to it being flat clam.Next cast got a good rattle again a bass about 4lb a bit bigger than the first bass,all the action was in about 20mins and then things went very quite .at this stage my feet were like blocks so packed up and went home .very happy with the session when things didnt look that great at the start of the session.
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#2 Post by saving private brian »

well done razor.patience always pays off.1 bass for me wud be a great session :mrgreen:
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#3 Post by tomgrey »

Well done Razor, fished 2 east cork beaches friday night, had razors, soft crab and whitebait, just managed to save a blank with a nice coal fish, froze my back side off in -4, there was frost on my jacket when I got back to the car, a wee bass would have warmed me up no dought.
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#4 Post by Donnyboy1 »

savage fishing man, I skipped the beaches last night due to lack of surf and went to youghal around the same time. Got one big bite for the whole night at two spots.
Sounds like I should have stuck with the beaches :(
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#5 Post by grady »

moving to different spot sometimes makes sense well done on your bass razor
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#6 Post by RockHunter »

Well done Ray,
I didn't even have a cast this weekend as I thought it would be too calm - although I did dig a big bunch of lug in anticipation of better fishing this week due to the southwesterly winds that are forecast.
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#7 Post by flyno »

Nice fish Razor, fair play for sticking it out with the calm conditions.
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#8 Post by razor2 »

saving private brian wrote:well done razor.patience always pays off.1 Bass for me wud be a great session :mrgreen:
Cheers Brian
flyno wrote:Nice fish Razor, fair play for sticking it out with the calm conditions.
cheers flyno. all the bass i am getting at the moment are in flat seas.
RockHunter wrote:Well done Ray,
I didn't even have a cast this weekend as I thought it would be too calm - although I did dig a big bunch of lug in anticipation of better fishing this week due to the southwesterly winds that are forecast.
cheers frank.i have had no luck when the surf is running the last few weeks maybe the surf was to big.
grady wrote:moving to different spot sometimes makes sense well done on your Bass razor
cheers grady.it worked last night when i moved.
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#9 Post by razor2 »

Donnyboy1 wrote:savage fishing man, I skipped the beaches last night due to lack of surf and went to youghal around the same time. Got one big bite for the whole night at two spots.
Sounds like I should have stuck with the beaches :(
cheers donnyboy.when the surf is poor the bass seem to be right under your feet at times
tomgrey wrote:Well done Razor, fished 2 east cork beaches friday night, had razors, soft crab and whitebait, just managed to save a blank with a nice coal fish, froze my back side off in -4, there was frost on my jacket when I got back to the car, a wee Bass would have warmed me up no dought.
cheers tom. yep it was clod last night alright
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#10 Post by mitch »

nice going ray well worth a bit of hardship ,your bass tally for this year must be
well ahead of schedule :D :D
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#11 Post by declan65 »

Good going Ray, thats nice fishing alright... these bass reports are driving me over the edge, can't wait for warmer water for a bit of lure fishing ! 8)
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#12 Post by Pat »

Well done Ray. That first one looks a right fat bugger!
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#13 Post by KERRY1 »

Very well done Ray, two lovely bass - congrats! :D
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#14 Post by rodbender »

Lovely looking fish, well done. :D :mrgreen:
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#15 Post by razor2 »

mitch wrote:nice going ray well worth a bit of hardship ,your Bass tally for this year must be
well ahead of schedule :D :D
Cheers Gerry.yep things seem to be getting off to a good start .but i think the bad nights are not far away.
declan65 wrote:Good going Ray, thats nice fishing alright... these Bass reports are driving me over the edge, can't wait for warmer water for a bit of lure fishing ! 8)
Cheers Dec.I have given up on lures for bass i just cant get one but hopfully this year and i say that every year
Pat wrote:Well done Ray. That first one looks a right fat bugger!
Cheers Pat .he has a nice little belly on him alright
KERRY1 wrote:Very well done Ray, two lovely Bass - congrats! :D
Cheers Kerry
rodbender wrote:Lovely looking fish, well done. :D :mrgreen:
rodbender wrote:Lovely looking fish, well done. :D :mrgreen:
Cheers Rodbender.
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#16 Post by kerrywez »

Two cracking looking bass there mate well done for sticking it out. Those two bass were feeding well by the looks of them, very well made fish.

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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#17 Post by seanie35 »

well done 2 fine bass rewards for braving the chill 8)
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Re: Flat Clam Sea 30 Jan 11

#18 Post by Al and Jordan »

bass are belters ray. fair play for sticking it out and coming up with the goods man 8) 8)

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