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Some ray pics....

#1 Post by petekd »

Mine, Bradans and Dave Greens first ever rays from the shore......all taken from Little Killary.
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#2 Post by petekd »

Heres Seaniebo, no stranger to catching Ray with his first of the 07 season caught from Leenan Pier the day after the SAI comp at Dunree.
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#3 Post by stevecrow74 »

well seeing as ray pics are going up.. here's a couple with me and nige holding ray in the clifden area..

1 of the 10 ray i've caught so far this year
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1 of the 4 ray nige has caught so far this year
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#4 Post by Mr_Green »

ah yeah my geourgeous ray... translucent and all!!! :lol: ..i tell ya i was well chuffed
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#5 Post by paulocallaghan »

where is your ray dave i cant see it, is it behind your lead??
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#6 Post by paulocallaghan »

where is your ray dave i cant see it, is it behind your lead?? :lol: :lol: :lol:
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#7 Post by Mr_Green »

u see its right there ...u see in my pics my ego dont cover the fish paul :wink: rather proud of that 1... with more on the way :twisted:
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#8 Post by Bradan »

More pics from the Killary meet here [url]http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/bulletin%20board/viewtopic.php?t=10607[/url]
Its called fishing, not catching. If it was called catching it wouldn't be fishing!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bradan99
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#9 Post by paulocallaghan »

I see it now, i thought that was a leaf.... well done on your 1st ray. I always find the 1st of any species is always the hardsest cos until then you dont know what your at
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#10 Post by Mr_Green »

paulocallaghan wrote: I always find the 1st of any species is always the hardsest cos until then you dont know what your at

:?: i dont understand ur last post
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#11 Post by Bradan »

Think he means its hard to get the 1st ray, 1st bass, etc, but once you do get one you've a better idea of how to catch em and its easier then...
Its called fishing, not catching. If it was called catching it wouldn't be fishing!

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#12 Post by paulocallaghan »

exactly Bradan, great minds think alike and all that
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#13 Post by Mr_Green »

apologies machara...i didnt see the word until ... if u read without seeing the word until its quite different :lol:
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#14 Post by Seaniebo »

I think Mr. Green and myself could have stolen the show with our specimens!
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#15 Post by Mr_Green »

i think u got the bigger brother compared to mine..lol sure its a start 8)
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#16 Post by Seaniebo »

Would'nt be so sure Mr. Green, mine was held about 1 mm away from the camera lens!
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#17 Post by petekd »

The one I had from Glassilaun Beach in the early hours of Sunday morning was hardly even palm sized and certainly not worthy of a picture.... Seanies and Daves would have eaten it as bait.
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#18 Post by bigcol »

You warm enough in that photo nige? :D
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