Dublin Bay, 7/4/13.

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Dublin Bay, 7/4/13.

#1 Post by Sweetwrasse »

People:Myself, SeanK and a new angler.

Duration: 11.00-13.30

Tide: HW 11ish

Weather: South easterly, dry but cold

Bait: Wraps, lug, mackeral, crab.

Rigs: flappers

Results: A solitary flounder.


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Decided to stay local and get a quick session in this morning. Got to the mark just as the tide was turning to be greeted by the now customary stiff, cold breeze :( Wasn't expecting much after the last few weeks but managed to get a flounder on wraps tipped with mack after about an hour :D I just about stopped myself from doing a full soccer-style celebration with the sheer relief of having actually caught something!! First flounder of the year at 27 cm so happy out, I'd almost forgotten what one looked like :lol: Unfortunately the lads blanked but they'll be back another day I'm sure.
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Re: Dublin Bay, 7/4/13.

#2 Post by bassboy »

Well done on the flounder:)
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Re: Dublin Bay, 7/4/13.

#3 Post by thelegend »

nice,delighted you got a fish ,many more to come we all hope :D
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Re: Dublin Bay, 7/4/13.

#4 Post by eyesreilly »

Well done on catching,,,I know how you feel about the celebration :lol: . Pin Whiting = Cartwheel :D Things will improve soon with a bit of luck so save the celebration for a Bass or a Smoothie hopefully :wink:
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Re: Dublin Bay, 7/4/13.

#5 Post by roger de dodger »

what no bass :shock: :wink:
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#6 Post by Sweetwrasse »

roger de dodger wrote:what no Bass :shock: :wink:
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#7 Post by seankilleen »

It was a bit of a nightmare all right. I think it will be pier fishing In Greystones this Friday to up the morale. Have had bad luck in Dublin,And two Wicklow marks over the weekend so things will have to get better. :D
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Re: Dublin Bay, 7/4/13.

#8 Post by johnwest »

Sweetwrasse wrote:People:Myself, SeanK and a new angler.

Duration: 11.00-13.30

Tide: HW 11ish

Weather: South easterly, dry but cold

Bait: Wraps, lug, mackeral, crab.

Rigs: flappers

Results: A solitary flounder.


Report:
Decided to stay local and get a quick session in this morning. Got to the mark just as the tide was turning to be greeted by the now customary stiff, cold breeze :( Wasn't expecting much after the last few weeks but managed to get a flounder on wraps tipped with mack after about an hour :D I just about stopped myself from doing a full soccer-style celebration with the sheer relief of having actually caught something!! First flounder of the year at 27 cm so happy out, I'd almost forgotten what one looked like :lol: Unfortunately the lads blanked but they'll be back another day I'm sure.
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Re: Dublin Bay, 7/4/13.

#9 Post by corbyeire »

i totally agree - how a tea bag can make your day!

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