most memorably catch
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nthclare
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Mine would be a thornback ray during the Limerick treaty 300 international years ago and getting the best overall catch had 4 species that day, I taught this is it im going to become some match angler lol hence to say that didnt materialise all the so called superstars from the uk and ireland were fishing that comp.......................
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jonny gilbert
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thats a hard 1...for me it would be 58lb tope from the swilly or a 26lb conger from portrush harbour on a abu conolon beach caster and mag elite... 8) :D
2010 species list: coalies, flounder, whiting, pollock, cod, doggie, sea trout, pouting, poor cod, short spined sea scorpion, long spined sea scorpion, 3 breaded rockling, shore rockling, 5 breaded rockling, tompot blenny, mackie, placie, dab, bullhuss, conger, ballan wrasse, corkwing wrasse, goldshinny wrasse,thronie, lesser weaver, bass, tub gurnard, red gurnard, grey gurnard, shanny, rock goby, turbot,
CONGER COUNTER: 42
BEST CONGER : 32LB 1OZ
CONGER COUNTER: 42
BEST CONGER : 32LB 1OZ
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think mine would have to be my first fly caught bass i caught 6 years ago. it only weighed 2 pounds and was caught on a fly that had more resembilence to me than anything remotely aquatic.was my most memorable catch cuase i was 16 at the time and had got alot of stick from older bait fishermen that i was wasting my time [they subsequewntly caught nothing and i had 2 more bass], it was on a fly i tied myself and it got me hooked on saltwater flyfishing for life.
shore species 2008(25):dogfish(3.1lbs), bull huss (12lb 2oz), bass, shore rockling, coalie, whiting, pollack, conger (22.4lbs),flounder, thick lipped mullet (4.8lbs),turbot,ling (11.2lbs),ballan wrasse(4.5lbs), cuckoo wrasse, pouting, poor cod, cod (9.5lbs), dab, 3 bearded rockling, long spined scorpion fish, corkwing wrasse, plaice, trigger fish, sea trout, garfish
regards neil
regards neil
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nice one lumpy!
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Al wrote:Mine would have to be a type of Scorpion fish that i caught in Dun Laoighre when i was about 12/13, was expecting whiting, scared the crap out of me when i reeled it onto the pier thought it was gonna kill me :)
Cant help but laugh every time I read this. I felt the exact same on my first Scorpion fish.
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GF80 wrote:I reckon ur first fish or unexpected fish are often the most memorable rather than biggest.
Couldn't agree more. I wrote about the octopus because it was in salt water but the fish that will stay with me for ever is........
I was about 10 I think and had been out macky bashing a couple of times with my father. I decided that I wanted to catch a trout and went and bought myself one of those 5 to 6 foot starter rod kits. Got some worms from the garden and off we went for a family day out. We came across a stream with some small trout and off I went. After about 20 Min's without a bite I lost interest and went for a quick walk. On my return I picked up the rod to stick on another worm and found that I had caught a 5 inch eel.
It was (and still is) the biggest fish I have ever seen
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taught id open this up again as i ws just thinking the same a few days ago
personally my ost memorable fish was a tope of killoughter beach in wicklow,, wasnt my biggest tope but got it on a 1/0 and 12 lb snood while fihing for whiting,,,(for pike bait)
was an amazing fight, no waders or nothing i remember shouting at my mate,( who was lying on the beach on the phone) for help as i ran up and down the beach like a yo yo
all in all an amazing night really loved that fight nearly lasted 30 minsor more
personally my ost memorable fish was a tope of killoughter beach in wicklow,, wasnt my biggest tope but got it on a 1/0 and 12 lb snood while fihing for whiting,,,(for pike bait)
was an amazing fight, no waders or nothing i remember shouting at my mate,( who was lying on the beach on the phone) for help as i ran up and down the beach like a yo yo
all in all an amazing night really loved that fight nearly lasted 30 minsor more
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Mine has to be a 5lb Mullet caught on the mouth of the Margy river in Ballycastle co Antrim it took me by surprise because I was fishing for sea trout at the time with a small peter ross fly and a bubble float after playing this fish for what seemed an eternity I landed it to a round of applause :shock: what I didn't know was a crowd had gathered on the bridge and had watched me play the fish :lol: :lol: Just as well I didn't notice them or I would have certainly lost the fish :lol: :lol:
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Dave Jolly
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In Ireland my most memorable catch was night fishing in tralee a few years ago, only went out for an hour or 2 with my buddy Noel, we had 2 pks of ammo sandeel, 11 in each pack, I caught 9 small eyed ray and 2 bass on my 11 eels, and noel had 6 ray and a bass on his.
Outside Ireland my most memorable catches are a 140lb Tarpon off the shore in Marathon in the Florida Keys, and 22 bonefish in 2 hrs off a beach in Cuba.
Outside Ireland my most memorable catches are a 140lb Tarpon off the shore in Marathon in the Florida Keys, and 22 bonefish in 2 hrs off a beach in Cuba.
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1-- Shore 1.5 lbs garfish on fly rod on Cruit Island
2--Boat Two specimens on the same day G/gurnard & John Dory of Tory
3--First fish eel, so small I was able to put it in a jam jar and take home to show my father no catch and release then.
4--Largest rainbow 17-4lbs at Dever Springs the ticket cost £48 had to hide the bank statment F/P/P (fishing permission person )
2--Boat Two specimens on the same day G/gurnard & John Dory of Tory
3--First fish eel, so small I was able to put it in a jam jar and take home to show my father no catch and release then.
4--Largest rainbow 17-4lbs at Dever Springs the ticket cost £48 had to hide the bank statment F/P/P (fishing permission person )
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What I said in public
"Bass, there future in your hands, support catch and release"
..but I'm a liar really
http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/foru ... 12&t=45629
"Bass, there future in your hands, support catch and release"
..but I'm a liar really
http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/foru ... 12&t=45629