Specimen Cod hunt/Wall meet... Monkstown Co. Cork.

Looking to organise an infomal meet?
Got a spare seat available on a boat...

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Specimen Cod hunt/Wall meet... Monkstown Co. Cork.

#1 Post by petekd »

The weekend of the 11th and 12th of November has nice small tides with LW in the afternoon that would be perfect for a session at De Wall and a crack at some decent cod.... :D Fishing at the Wall has already begun with plenty of codling showing in the 2-3lb bracket recently. It should be well and truly on song come mid November.

Any takers....??
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#2 Post by g.wyse »

i'm on nights the 11th and 12th of Nov. :cry: but i'm sure i'd manage a couple of hours in the afternoon :D curiosity as to meeting a couple of lads from the site would get the better of me :? so as of now i'm up for it :) ....if a couple of legends turn up i might get some tips. :wink:
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#3 Post by AnglingDan »

My buddy just sent me the link for this post and I'd say we will definately be headed down. Havn't been down to the wall since March and looking forward to a good session.
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#4 Post by Seancelt »

I won't know my schedule until the week before
but will do my best.

I had better get some halfway decent kit, the gear
I have now will not be up to it.

Schedule and kit aside, it would be good to put
faces to avatars.
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#5 Post by AnglingDan »

Hell, why don't we make it a bbq while were at it!!!! Have a party, catch some fish. Who gets the strippers? hahaha!!!!!!
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#6 Post by Seancelt »

I'm in favour of all of the above. Except mightn't it be a bit on the cool
side for the strippers. :shock:

(I had to put that in, in case my wife reads this) :D :D
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#7 Post by BigPhil »

the all ireland open shore competition (jimmy smith) is on saturday the 11th november on garryvoe beach, all ifsa members can enter this, i will be going to this competition and if things work out and i can get down early on the friday i might be able to get to monkstown for a few chucks then...saturday will be out for me due to the comp, and will be travelling home again on the sunday so it will be out.
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Strippers

#8 Post by JimC »

Seancelt,
Yes, it might be a bit cool for strippers but you can always wear a fleece and gloves :lol:
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#9 Post by Fisherman Bob »

I'm definately up for it Dan you bring the barby!!

Who cares if its a bit chilly for the strippers its always better when tits a bit nippely anyhow :)

What time are we thinking of doing this?
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#10 Post by Fisherman Bob »

Hey Pete,

What sort of baits would you recommend for the Cod??

Have always just used mackeral and squid and has produced only tidlers.

Cheers,

Bobby
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#11 Post by AnglingDan »

i mighn't b able to make it for the nov 11th wknd as i might have to go to dublin for the father in-laws 50th birthday, but is a great reaso for a conger bash in dublin. so the trip won't be a total drag
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#12 Post by Fisherman Bob »

no probs dude. Where you fishing for conger up there?
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#13 Post by petekd »

Hi Bob, Peeler Crab, frozen/fresh lug and squid will keep you right.
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#14 Post by Fisherman Bob »

cool cheers man.
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#15 Post by Fisherman Bob »

Hey Pete, was reading your report on your last session in Monkstown, sounded incredible dude. You always catching them on baits, just wondering would there be any point in throwing out a few plugs or the likes?

Another question I have for ya is where the hell do you get the pealer crab. Myself and Dan have always wanted to try this but can't seem to get it anywhere. Hopefully as well if we meet you the next time you might show us how you are baiting it up etc.

Great sessions again man.

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#16 Post by hairyconger »

ive i can get 2 certain forum members to take a trip from one side of the island to the other ill be there.....just a thought at the minute tho :shock:
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#17 Post by Livid »

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
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#18 Post by Irish_Shamrock »

Fly from (George Best) Belfast City - £40 return with Aer Arran we payed at the end of last season for the Cork - Derry City match. 45 minutes in a plane sure as hell beats 8 hours (from Derry) in a car.
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#19 Post by hairyconger »

Irish_Shamrock wrote:Fly from (George Best) Belfast City - £40 return with Aer Arran we payed at the end of last season for the Cork - Derry City match. 45 minutes in a plane sure as hell beats 8 hours (from Derry) in a car.


can you bring seatboxs/rods and tackle shops with you?

ps livid dont look shocked :roll:
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#20 Post by Irish_Shamrock »

hairyconger wrote:can you bring seatboxs/rods and tackle shops with you?

ps livid dont look shocked :roll:


Don't see why you couldn't check them in as hold luggage - plenty of golfers do it with their gear...

Surely you're not looking to bring a tackle shop to Corcaigh?!?!? :shock:

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