Clonea, Waterford,24/4/2008.

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cortaz
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#21 Post by cortaz »

carpets wrote:nice fishing there cortaz you seem seem to have that mark well in hand i must give it blast some night with danny m and try our luck.


What???, between the 2 of yeah they wouldent be a bass left in clonea :) :D was there again todayfor a while :) everything was arssways moon,tide,timeing,........................................what u reckon did i do the bizz or wat............................gifted :D :D :D :D :lol: 8) :) :) :shock: :x :P :oops: :cry: :wink: :roll: :twisted: :evil: :arrow: i,am back :D :D :D :D pics. to follow :shock: :shock: :shock: phil :) bombed out :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :shock: who said they don,t work :twisted: :P
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#22 Post by roger de dodger »

well i asked for a trails bike for my birthday last year and got one :D so this year i asked for a helicopter 8)
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#23 Post by Pat »

Well done Art you're back to your best again. I was worried there for awhile...I thought you had retired :wink:

Do you reckon there's more netting going on this year?
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#24 Post by cortaz »

pat, have not seen/heard of much nettin goin on, the marked bass makes me think otherwise.............. S.R.F.B. my ass...they cant tell the difference between a bass and a mullet.... what do farmers sons know about the sea!! effin wasters.... said it 4 years ago when i first joined this site...DISBAND THEM 8) 8) 8) theres been 1 conviction in that time.......the chinees guy in dungarvan................the whole sount coast has and is been illigaly poached constantly it will continue.whos gona stop them..........the baillifs, ha,ha some hope, they used be a few guys on this site singing there prases..............sad init.........anyway heres 1 they missed.....for the pot :)
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#25 Post by Pat »

I haven't seen or heard of much netting either but I have come across marked fish in the last month, so I suppose it must be going on. :(
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#26 Post by GrahamHill »

cortaz wrote:pat, have not seen/heard of much nettin goin on, the marked bass makes me think otherwise.............. S.R.F.B. my ass...they cant tell the difference between a bass and a mullet.... what do farmers sons know about the sea!! effin wasters.... said it 4 years ago when i first joined this site...DISBAND THEM 8) 8) 8) theres been 1 conviction in that time.......the chinees guy in dungarvan................the whole sount coast has and is been illigaly poached constantly it will continue.whos gona stop them..........the baillifs, ha,ha some hope, they used be a few guys on this site singing there prases..............sad init.........anyway heres 1 they missed.....for the pot :)

great fishing on the bass there cortaz,the first serious fish of the year!!,all i can say about the net marks is dont beat yourself up about them,the were not caused around the irish coast,,been talking to a few mates in jersey in the sw approaches and throu winter these fish have been hammered week after week by the french trawlers the ones we are catching are the luckey ones,,
heard reports of 25tonne a day landed on french soil,,there will be more with net marks to come :twisted: :twisted: :evil:

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#27 Post by cortaz »

f. sake thats scary....... around the spawning grounds i take it?.......Graham, i know the score round here, the marks were no douth what so ever caused by "local gillnets" 1,000%, and from what i know most of the french boats "trawl" for the bass in that area, different nets/marks although they must be still takeing a lot of "irish"bass,..
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#28 Post by Figs »

Its such a shame that this gillnetting is going on. The angling could be so good if it were stopped, but could be completely destroyed if its allowed to continue with additional pressures from commercial trawlers. :evil: :evil:

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