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#1 Post by GF80 »

Was thinking of taking the spinning rod and some plugs out some evening this week to one of the above beaches hoping a bass or sea-trout may be feeling charitable, was wondering if anybody knew:

a) am I mad as it is early in the season and there is no chance of a fish
b) if there are fish to be had at this time of the year to plugs, which beach and which plugs should i go to / use
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#2 Post by Steve »

Hiya,

It's still probably a little early for bass in most parts. However I have heard very reliable reports of sea trout being taken from some of the estuaries in that area. Might be worth spinning rather than plugging.
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#3 Post by barto »

hi,have fished malahide 3 times and rogers-town twice over the last two weeks and not had a thing. tryed all types of lures,spinners etc. hope this does not put you off giving it a try.on the plus side i did see some sea throut jumping on both places,so there are some fish about .
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#4 Post by GF80 »

Cheers Barto

Might leave it two weeks or so and see if the bass start turning up.
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#5 Post by Bradan »

GF80 wrote:Cheers Barto

Might leave it two weeks or so and see if the bass start turning up.


In 2 weeks it will be the close season for bass:

Bass Fishing Conservation Bye-law
The effect of this Bye-law is to impose a bag limit on anglers of two bass in any one period of 24 hours and to provide for a ban on angling for bass during the spawning season (15th May to the 15th June).



You might want to leave them alone til the 15th of June... 8)
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#6 Post by GF80 »

ah yes true...my bad :oops:

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