Marks around Tralee

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Marks around Tralee

#1 Post by Century Man »

Mate and I hoping to make a 4hr journey to Tralee in the next few weeks in search of Ray and a few pints at night time...Heard of a few marks there but does anybody know how they are fishing? best tides, ebb flood etc?. Or are there any "guides" that could put us on marks at the right times?

As I said its a fair aul trip so would just love to get a few fishes for our efforts.....and strictly catch and release I may add. I've had 2 ray in dingle few years back but my mate never caught one.

Thanks guys , any help appreciated.
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#2 Post by roger de dodger »

get a copy of a guide to shore angling on the dingle peninsula by bob moss i have never read a more helpfull book gives directions to marks what time to fish and expected catches oh and where to collect bait ,it is well worth a read p.s he has a web site and i think his phone number is on it give him a google :D
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#3 Post by fenitbob »

Tralee bay at low tide cast as far as you can into the channel

maharees on the rising tide

baits mackeral squid and sandeel
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#4 Post by g.wyse »

I was in the Maherees the weekend just gone ,from what i've seen there is not much been taken there (saw 4 or 5 guys fishing there but not taken anything :( )plus i was talking to local guys who also said fishing is poor in this area.
Although they did say fishing back towards Tralee is more productive,also on the South side of the peninsula is fishing well.
There is a locally produced magazine/book that gives all the local areas to fish(you should pick one up in the local shops).
As for where to get bait i'm not sure where the nearest place to get it is :? (normally i buy it in Landers which is now closed on Sundays apparently) maybe one of the local lads can help???
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#5 Post by Century Man »

Thanks guys for your info.
Glad to hear the south side of penninsula is fishing well as I'm heading to Dingle now this Friday as plans have slightly changed... Pity the weather forecast wont change. But I have loads of sandeel and mack so I may use rain or shine he he he.
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#6 Post by padge73 »

Hi try the back of the leather factory in dingle bay... Fish from low water back up. It looks over at dingle from the far side not sure how it si fishing but produces nice ray, lots of dogs at night huss also present... tight lines.
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#7 Post by Century Man »

Thanks Padge... Think it's called Reenbeg...(thanks to Adams info). Our club fished it 2 yrs back... about 11 ray caught between 10 of us.... all caught at low water.

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#8 Post by Adam S »

yup thats reenbeg.
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