Dunmore
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pete
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Dunmore
Going down here for a week....would it be worth me bringing my rods?
Sea Species(25) bass, codling, whiting, turbot, seatrout, stingray, pollock, coalfish, longspine scorpion, ballan wrasse, dogfish, ling, pouting, poor cod, dab, mackerel, smelt, sandeel, launce, bull huss, painted ray, thick lip mullet, golden grey mullet, rock goby.
Fresh Water (2) brown trout, sea trout
Fresh Water (2) brown trout, sea trout
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stevecrow74
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silly question... its always worth bringing rods no matter where you are going IMHO... :roll:
Blanking is still better than doing a days work... (and no smart comments bradan, please) :shock:
Blanking is still better than doing a days work... (and no smart comments bradan, please) :shock:
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[i][color=red]St Juniper once said; 'By his loins shall ye know him, and by the length of his rod shall he be measured.'[/i]
[i][color=red]St Juniper once said; 'By his loins shall ye know him, and by the length of his rod shall he be measured.'[/i]
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Mr_Green
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Bradan
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stevecrow74 wrote:silly question... its always worth bringing rods no matter where you are going IMHO... :roll:
Blanking is still better than doing a days work... (and no smart comments bradan, please) :shock:
Don't worry Steve, I totally agree... even a bad day's fishing is always better than a day at the office![/i]
Its called fishing, not catching. If it was called catching it wouldn't be fishing!
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paulocallaghan
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pete
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Is Clonea far away from Dunmore?
Sea Species(25) bass, codling, whiting, turbot, seatrout, stingray, pollock, coalfish, longspine scorpion, ballan wrasse, dogfish, ling, pouting, poor cod, dab, mackerel, smelt, sandeel, launce, bull huss, painted ray, thick lip mullet, golden grey mullet, rock goby.
Fresh Water (2) brown trout, sea trout
Fresh Water (2) brown trout, sea trout
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Mr_Green
bout an hour pete...but with the weather it might not be worth it, as paul said...a good surf is essential for the bass, which if there was a surf ud be guaranteed 1... just checked wind guru and theres absouloutly no surf on at all for a while... brownstown head might be an option for pollock and wrasse, tho it may be too early...cheekpoint for cod , whiting, flounder...sallens for coalies and big flounder...all not far from dunmore...
Dave
Dave