People:myself and patspillane
Duration:6 or so hours
Tide: falling
Weather: southerly wind..
Bait: crab. lug. Rag. Squid. Mack, sandeel
Rigs:various
Results:loads of doggies.. Common and starry smoothound.. And a bass(quickly released)
Catch and Release:: Yes
Report:
met pat in courtown and left for kilmucridge.. On first cast pat caught a bass on the retrieve.. Approx 5lbs it had a safe and quick return.. Then it was doggies, until pat caught a common smoothie.. Then back to dogs.. Then i pulled out a nice starry smut.. (life is good) then back to doggies for the rest of the night.. 20 dogs approx between us.(maybe more)...
morriscastle.. Wexford..12th june 07
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morriscastle.. Wexford..12th june 07
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Nice evening and good to meet up with someone new. I would say steve is being very conservative with the number of dogs and really generous with the bass, it was only a schoolie.
One major question has to be answered, Is the poacher crow really famous...... Imagine the scene two guys fishing minding their own business when a female who happened to have male company with her at the time stops and asks to take a photo of the said crow. Her friend didnt look too impressed.
As for the name poacher.... no scandal there but teacher you will know what i mean.
Cheers Steve see you at the weekend and I wont put milk in the coffee
One major question has to be answered, Is the poacher crow really famous...... Imagine the scene two guys fishing minding their own business when a female who happened to have male company with her at the time stops and asks to take a photo of the said crow. Her friend didnt look too impressed.
As for the name poacher.... no scandal there but teacher you will know what i mean.
Cheers Steve see you at the weekend and I wont put milk in the coffee
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Pat Spillane wrote:As for the name poacher.... no scandal there but teacher you will know what i mean.
"Poacher" isn't the word I was using :lol:
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