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Anyone up for a conger meet on bangor pier fri night ? it'll be a late one we should be able to fish the back of the pier from 21.00hrs .
Davy and i will be around the fishing platform befor heading over the back of the pier .
Davy and i will be around the fishing platform befor heading over the back of the pier .
Last edited by Ronald on Mon Sep 25, 2006 1:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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unfortunately i cant make it.Hope you get a good turn out and best of luck to all.
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Ronald or Davy are the men to ask as this is their patch but for shore conger work I use a Greys Nitra and Daiwa sl30 loaded with 30lb mainline. Perhaps overgunned but you never know what might turn up :D
Lee
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I may be well off the mark here but IMO I would go for a 6' boat rod especialy off the back of the pier as you are mainly fishing holes between the rocks .If you are planning to fish from the front a heavy beach rod would be fine.
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You need the boat rod for the back of the pier lee ,you are mainly fishing down holes between boulders at biggest 4feet across up to 10 feet deep , beach caster would be fine on the inside of the pier ,just a bit ackward on the outside though i'm sure you could chuck out on top of the kelp and hope :lol:
even a 50lb class strugles sometimes as you have to bully fish out of the boulders .
even a 50lb class strugles sometimes as you have to bully fish out of the boulders .
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it would be a good idea to use 80lb mono as a rubbing leader cos the rocks are sharp,it also gives something to lift a conger out with
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hairyconger wrote:great advice lads im gathering everyone's using boat gear apart from lee :?:
Somebody didn't read the last few posts :oops:
No worries, looks like the heavy stuff might be getting an airing :twisted:
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Jonny wrote:If you are planning to fish from the front a heavy beach rod would be fine.
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whats the chances of gettin another conger bash organised?????? was disappointed about missin the last 1
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Might be fishin next week or possibly sunday night ,I'll post when i'm def ,i think the tides are pretty good at the start of the week for fishing from tea time to about midnight .
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sounds good i will try and get up...i could get the train up but its gettin bac 2 carrick cause no trains run after 9 back to carrick. Is there any1 from my side of the loch goin?????
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Conger Meet
Sorry I missed this shout lads I've been busy at home and internet access at work is currently out of bounds!! Would def like a crack at the congers if you're willing to accept an apprentice. Perhaps you'll put up another shout whenever you're headin down again. What size hooks....6/0 or bigger? Weights...5/6oz plains?