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marno
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#1 Post by marno »

What is the benifit of SACs apart from sharing a hobbie with like minded people. Loads of you have your memb Nos in the profile so there is abviously a good reason apart from "none of my mates fish"

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#2 Post by stevecrow74 »

you learn a hell of alot when fishing with others, and when there is a large group of you that are like minded(i.e. a club) there is alot of local information knocking about too..
[url=http://galwaybuccaneerssac.com/]Galway Buccaneers SAC[/url]
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#3 Post by croppyboy »

also apart from the fishing aspects of a club theres also the social aspects going out for a few scoops after a comp with people from other counties it is a great way to get to know ppl



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#4 Post by Tanglerat »

You're just as sad as ever, but not quite as lonley.......... :D :D :D
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#5 Post by MC »

Tanglerat wrote:You're just as sad as ever, but not quite as lonley.......... :D :D :D



and you can go fishing with mates who go fishing, hope that makes sense
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#6 Post by Tom Maher »

You will also find new places to fish, and find out what baits work there.
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#7 Post by marno »

Seems so obvious when it is written down...... also it would be good to go fishing with lads and not to have to bring all the rods all the tackle and all the bait......
2009 - France, Italy, England, Scotland and Wales.....;-)
Edinburgh, Wasps, Castres, Harlequins, Munster and Leicester.......;-)
Now to add some fish:Cukoo,Ballan,Pollock,Coalie,Pouting,Conger,poor cod....mm needs more fish.. Mackerel, Dogie, Mullet Flounder...poor year so far....
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#8 Post by Sonaghan »

Unknown Gilthead Bream like thing, poor cod, pouting, turbot,another unidentifiable wrasse looking thing but with a round face and big pectorals


Hi Marno,
Any pictures of those unidentified fish you list?

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