Sligo Beach mark - 12.2.08

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davyp
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#21 Post by davyp »

Hi Folks

Paul , see what you mean about the pic - looks like the sort of mark you sometimes see on small grilse that have slipped the nets, - but the fish was clean as a whistle, propbably sand, or gick from my hands from lifting it.

FWIW i have tried this mark twice since ( well you would wouldn't you.)

first session, lW up for about 4 hrs - cold - an an odd surf where the tideline was 100yds away one minute, then water was around your feet, fisihng sandeel , and also tried whole prawn ( big ,whole,uncooked ones from Lidl, dont know about the fish , but i want to eat them :-)) anybody tried these??? got a decent seatrout last year that spewed up a large prawn when i landed it so thought id give it a try.


second session, Sunday nite, got held up and arrived about 40 mins before HW, big tide and nice surf, cold with a fair breeze, got a good rattle about 1hr after HW, something lively - almost definitly a decent sea trout, weight snagged on the shingle coming in and when i went to give it a bit of welly the line snapped at the rod :-(((, lining of the top eye had come out, and the steel edge was rough - bummer.

fished on another hr or so with the other rod but Nada again
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#22 Post by pete »

Keep it up Davy, there should be more around. Went west myself at the weekend but ended up getting pestered by small sea trout..not what i was looking for if you get my drift.
Sea Species(25) bass, codling, whiting, turbot, seatrout, stingray, pollock, coalfish, longspine scorpion, ballan wrasse, dogfish, ling, pouting, poor cod, dab, mackerel, smelt, sandeel, launce, bull huss, painted ray, thick lip mullet, golden grey mullet, rock goby.
Fresh Water (2) brown trout, sea trout

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