MC wrote:nice fish and bet your glad to get out
more than you'd believe martin. we were starting to get cabin fever
FisherKing wrote:Nice Pollcok Al & Jordan

good to see you back with the reports man,I used to love using the slug-go's years ago & caught some great Pollock on them till the local shops stopped selling them

but must try & get some again they had a red & black one that was a killer for the big Fish
cheers brian. it's the same myself. i ended up having to order them online. i got the silver and black, and gold and black. both work really well. but now you have my attention with the thought of red and black ones too
i'll have to get some of them for the summer in my next order. i'll get you a pack and bring them over with us on our west coast excursions
cheers man. sure you know jordan, just business as usual
saving private brian wrote:the duo get off to a cracking start to the new year
thanks brian. it's nice to get out and catch something bigger than the bait you using
wobbie10 wrote:Well done
I'd be well happy to catch that any day of the week

thanks woobie, roll on the summmer so we can catch mummy and daddy pollack instead of the kids
fishmad wrote:well done, great report ! must try some local marks just got light rod for lure fishing , you lads just proved never to early
cheers man. you'd be surprised just how many deep water rough ground marks hold a resident head of pollack that never seem to leave the area. they are there to be caught all year round if you put in the effort when the weather eases up long enough to get a crack at them
razor2 wrote:Fine pollack lads looks bigger then 2lb
declan65 wrote:Nice going there Al and Jordan

, the slug-go is a great sp for a variety of species and I reckon that second pollack is a bit more than 2lb maybe 3lb might be closer.
thanks razor and declan. it came out at 2lb 5oz on the scales. thats why i usually photograph them on the measure. photographs can be very misleading at times. just look at most angling magazines. if you hold it right, a 12oz flounder can look like a specimine lol.
Drew wrote:Brilliant lads.

cheers dude
cathalger wrote:Nice pollack Al and Jordan, nice calm sea also! You were on the east of Co Antrim I reckon cos I was around the corner on the causeway coast and the breakers were as tall as my fishing rod.
Nice pollacks!

you'd need to get up early to get one past you cathal
it was a lot more sheltered around towards garron road
lucky wrote:nice going lads,,,
thanks alan. good to be getting back on form man
