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Cahore point

#1 Post by corbyeire »

im not familiar with the area whatsoever, but a mate has a mobile down there and has myself invited for the weekend - he has told me he gets dogs, mack, pollack and wrasse down there on rag

hes not very experienced and i was wondering are there any other species particular to the location that could be targeted

any tactics would be greatly appreciated
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#2 Post by Eoghan »

Edited - sorry mate, thought it read Carnsore point. DOH
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#3 Post by Pat Spillane »

Cahore point is in wexford and close to some of the best beaches for bass, smoothies etc on the East coast. Its Just north of Blackwater, Mauricecastle. Its just a little too far for me to drive after work so I dont know the best tactics but some of the match men should put you right.
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#4 Post by corbyeire »

ill definetly be targeting the bass alright - picked up some advice - cheers

dont think ill be putting too much effort in for the smothies as the size has dropped off entirely from what im hearing. but then if the bass isint going so well and the crab is collected...
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#5 Post by Seaniebo »

How are ya corby. Theres also some nice flatties to be had here in the right conditions. Flounder, plaice and even turbot!
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#6 Post by corbyeire »

the tide isint too high, the wind is meant to be westerly - and if those deluges come - it could be a father ted scenario in the mobile :lol:
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#7 Post by teacher »

corbyeire wrote:the tide isint too high, the wind is meant to be westerly - and if those deluges come - it could be a father ted scenario in the mobile :lol:


If the weather is that bad, set the rod up on the pier and then go up and watch it from the Strand Bar at the top of the hill. Don't put any bait on though, you wouldn't want to have to go outside :lol:
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#8 Post by corbyeire »

im sure ill visit it at some stage, sooner or later!

the rod isint small, its just far away :lol:
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#9 Post by Breathe the o2 »

How did it go???
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#10 Post by teacher »

Wow, that was a good while back :D

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