North Dublin 27.07.2022

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Gonzo
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North Dublin 27.07.2022

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When: 27/07/2022
Where: North Dublin
Who: Myself
Duration: 17:30-01:00
Low Water: 17:30
Equipment: 13ft Surf Rod, 11ft Bass Rod, 9ft Spinning Rod
My Bait: Ragworm, Frozen Peeler, Frozen Mackerel
Conditions: Overcast, Chilly, Breezy
Result: 1 Flounder, 1 Smooth Hound


Out for a long session yesterday, started off by float fishing a bit of ragworm under a bombarda float at low tide, switching to a sandeel imitation fly for a bit before throwing on a few different plugs in rotation, I also tied the fly to the top end of my leader i.e. the teaser rig. Fished like this for the first 2 hours of the flood before packing up and heading down the road to a shallow sandy beach to bait fish. Fished the rising tide into darkness, the surf rod had a big peeler bait on a pennel pulley rig at distance and the bass rod had ragworm tipped with mackerel on a 2 hook flapper rig in close. Baits were coming back untouched for the first 2-3 hours but then started to get little rattles just before high tide, then bang on hide tide I hooked into a small flounder. After that things got quiet again for a while, then around 12.45 as I was packing up the bass rod, I got a take from a small smooth hound on the peeler. Sadly no bass this session but better than a blank, things have been very quiet on the bass front this year :?
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2025 shore species: Bass (1), Dogfish (1), Flounder (4), Whiting (4)
2025 hours fishing on shore: 40
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Re: North Dublin 27.07.2022

#2 Post by johnwest »

Those small smoothounds really do have the big puppy-dog eyes!
2013 species; 31

2014 species; 27

2015 species; 28

2016 species; 32

2017 species;28

2018 species; 33

2019 species; ballan wrasse,blonde ray, coalfish, cod, cuckoo wrasse, dab, dogfish, flounder, goldsinny wrasse, ling, mackerel, plaice, pollack, poorcod, pouting, scad, sea scorpion, spotty ray, spurdog, thornback, tub gurnard, turbot, whiting.
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Re: North Dublin 27.07.2022

#3 Post by ESC+RC »

Well done Gonzo.It can’t be monster fish all the time or you wouldn’t appreciate it when the fishing is good.

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