smoothie hunt, Tinnaberna, 10th june 07

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smoothie hunt, Tinnaberna, 10th june 07

#1 Post by stevecrow74 »

People:myself, teacher, jd and steve

Duration:7:30pm-12

Tide:ermm... all over..

Weather:clear calm and warm

Bait:crab , lug , rag, mackerel

Rigs:various

Results:smoothies (starry and common), doggies

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Report:after having a BBQ we set off to the the mark.. after wondering were we going the right way we found the beach (only a few killometers from kilmuckridge)

the fishing started off with fish comming mostly to jd with starry and common smoothounds approx 1-2lbs.. i got a nice doggie on my second cast after losing my first rig into rocks.. the fishing went quiet for a while then the rod rest started to make a move for the water.. grabbed the rod and held on.. for a moment or two i thought it was a bass..but thankfully it turned out to be a common smoothie.. :D :D :D not only that but a smoothie that weighed 7.4lbs :D .. that made my trip.. fishing became really slack so we decided a time to finish up.. which meant one last cast... as i was about to walk to the rod to reel in there ws a small tap tap.. struck into it and low and behold another smoothie :D :D :D

a perfect day .. exactly what i wanted.. and not only a 7.4lbs smoothie but a specimen at that :D :D
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#2 Post by Bradan »

I don't know what's more impressive Steve, the fish or the fact you actually look respectable when you shave :shock:

Nice specimen, well done! :D :lol:
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#3 Post by Mr_Green »

cracker...nice 1 man
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#4 Post by blaker »

Even more gutted I couldn't make it down now :evil:

How far were you fishing distance wise to hit the fish lads?
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#5 Post by teacher »

The smoothies were in quite close. Maybe 60-80 yds.
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#6 Post by pete »

Well done Steve, great fish :D So your not just a flounder angler :lol: !
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#7 Post by stevecrow74 »

pete wrote:So your not just a flounder angler :lol: !
very funny pete.. I wont point out that i have more species that you this year..
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#8 Post by Bradan »

stevecrow74 wrote:
pete wrote:I wont point out that i have more species that you this year..
Emmm, you just did! :lol:
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#9 Post by fishinmidget »

well done man.....you look like one happy chappie. with good reason 8) 8) 8) 8) :D
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#10 Post by round_ourway »

saweet fishing steve. were about is that place. there some size of smoothies
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#11 Post by ginoceltic »

Its in between Kilmucridge and Blackwater in wexford.
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#12 Post by TSR »

It looks like tinnebearna.
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#13 Post by roger de dodger »

this man may never travel the N 17 again !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:thats one big smile :lol: :lol:
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#14 Post by stevecrow74 »

roger de dodger wrote:this man may never travel the N 17 again !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:thats one big smile :lol: :lol:
thankfully i dont have to travel it much.. Unless i have to fix nige's pc..
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#15 Post by Ronald »

cracking fish steve .The smile says it all really .
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#16 Post by chrisfeeney30 »

nice fish steve! well done!!
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#17 Post by MC »

well done mate, for a man who didnt take a rod on holidays and wasnt allowed to go fishing, your not doing too badly
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#18 Post by glengormley-gavin »

Well done Steve.

I don't know what is more impressive. The fact that you got 2 smoothies or the fact that you wore a float jacket in theat weather..... Mental!!!!

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#19 Post by Bradan »

glengormley-gavin wrote:Well done Steve.

I don't know what is more impressive. The fact that you got 2 smoothies or the fact that you wore a float jacket in theat weather..... Mental!!!!

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LOL, I never noticed that! I think the shine off the fresh-shaven face dazzled me! :lol: :lol:
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