congers,coalys and rockling(wicklow harbour)23/11/06

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congers,coalys and rockling(wicklow harbour)23/11/06

#1 Post by gibbo »

People:me,boycie,joe,keith

Duration:3hrs

Tide:riseing

Weather:noy bad

Bait:macky

Rigs:congers,one hook flappers

Results:1 conger,3 coaly,bearded rockling

Catch and Release:: Yes



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went to try to get joe his 1st conger but it didnt happen he did manage ta get a nice 3 bearded rockling i got a conger on me last cast befor i changed rigs then i landed 3 coalys not bad sizes the other 2 boys blanked
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species. bass,pollock,conger,withing,blue whiting,dogs,3b rockling,cod,coaley,dab,wrasse,SMOOTHIE,flounder,plaice,tope,red gurnard,blue shark,mackrel,fresh water eel,pouting,and a nice 6lb lobster,scad,huss,corkswin wrasse.
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#2 Post by Livid »

Great conditioned fish. :D
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#3 Post by Seancelt »

Nice fish and pics mate. :wink:
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#4 Post by Richie07 »

Where were you Gibbo?
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#5 Post by corbyeire »

was wondering that meself :D
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#6 Post by BigPhil »

what weight was the rockling?
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#7 Post by petekd »

Doesnt look far off specimen size that in fairness....1.75lbs or .794kg
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#8 Post by joe clancy »

the rockling was 2lb 2oz its my best so far :D gibbo didnt mean to catch that congor he was trying for a rocking isnt that rite gibbo :D
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#9 Post by gibbo »

shut up u clancy we didnt even know ther was rockling ther
species. bass,pollock,conger,withing,blue whiting,dogs,3b rockling,cod,coaley,dab,wrasse,SMOOTHIE,flounder,plaice,tope,red gurnard,blue shark,mackrel,fresh water eel,pouting,and a nice 6lb lobster,scad,huss,corkswin wrasse.
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#10 Post by Davy Murdoch »

specimen 3 bearded rockling and its not from bangor pier :!: :lol:
nice rockling well done :)
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#11 Post by nthclare »

Wow im its been years since I seen a rockling of that size, back in the late 80s early 90s we were catching rockling up to 3.5 lbs in the shannon estuary while pleasure fishing and we didnt even know they were specimens well done.

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