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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#21 Post by grady »

nice fish al, well done on your john dory
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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#22 Post by Mick001 »

Well done Al - this is one in a million and will be hard to match in a species comp :wink: - congrats again.

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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#23 Post by Drew »

Nice one Al... 8)
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#24 Post by bootster »

Rare enough from a boat, let alone the shore! Did you release the little critter or take it back for dinner? Only reason I ask is that by all accounts they're about as good an eating fish as there is. Not often you get the chance to try something like that, even the commercials don't get them very often.
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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#25 Post by JULIO RAGWORM »

nice on al, say what you want about the pier it does throw up the odd good one now and then, I had a hake of it around 15 years ago and I still talk about it :lol: looks like you could be talking about the john for years to come aswell.
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#26 Post by Dawsey »

Awesome man, been waiting to get a look at this report. Typical I missed out on the session but well pleased for ya man. Jordan will have to better a better boy for next weeks adventures :mrgreen:
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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#27 Post by theweeman »

well done on the john dory
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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#28 Post by davyp »

brilliant catch AL, that john dory looks mad, totally bizarre !
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#29 Post by rab 525 »

nice one al :D thats the 2nd one of that pier this year :shock:
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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#30 Post by seanie35 »

great catch al well done it would be hard to match it :D 8)
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#31 Post by Ronald »

Nice one Al, I'm well jealous of the dory.
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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#32 Post by alannelson »

well done with the john dory 8)
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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#33 Post by gfkelly1969 »

well done al,there is not many people that can say they have a john dory on their species list,super catch
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#34 Post by immunecfg »

Nice one Al!!!!!

Not a common catch esp when in shallow water!!

And yes they are very nice to eat.
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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#35 Post by saving private brian »

well done al.havent seen a dory in hyears.amazing fish and even nicer to eat i believe
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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#36 Post by Al and Jordan »

grady wrote:nice fish al, well done on your john dory
thanks man :)
Mick001 wrote:Well done Al - this is one in a million and will be hard to match in a species comp :wink: - congrats again.
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cheers mick. i might never see another one again, so at least i have a few pics to back up the fishy tale :P
Drew wrote:Nice one Al... 8)
cheers drew. how did wee dan fair at the comp?
bootster wrote:Rare enough from a boat, let alone the shore! Did you release the little critter or take it back for dinner? Only reason I ask is that by all accounts they're about as good an eating fish as there is. Not often you get the chance to try something like that, even the commercials don't get them very often.
cheers bootster. there seems to ba a lot of old nonsense regarding good eating fish from the sea. so far we've had pouting, coalfish, pollock, gurnard, cod, ling, flounder, turbot, plaice, whiting and bass all deep fried in beer batter. and to be honest a lot of them all taste the same provided they are cooked within 48 hours of being caught. obviously some such as ling and cod are more chunky, but there's not a great deal of difference to be honest. we've been out on boat trips and some lads have said to us not to bother with the coalies and pouting as they taste foul. but when i asked them when did they try them, they replied "oh i never bothered to try them because i was told they were stinking" :roll: :roll: . from my own experience i gotta say they all taste nice provided they are fresh :wink: :P
JULIO RAGWORM wrote:nice on al, say what you want about the pier it does throw up the odd good one now and then, I had a hake of it around 15 years ago and I still talk about it :lol: looks like you could be talking about the john for years to come aswell.
true man. that wee spot has been good to me this year. i got my first shore caught herring from there at the start of the year and now the dory :D :D
Dawsey wrote:Awesome man, been waiting to get a look at this report. Typical I missed out on the session but well pleased for ya man. Jordan will have to better a better boy for next weeks adventures :mrgreen:
cheers man. this is becoming a bit of a habit with you mate,,,,,, seems to be if you miss a trip out with us that you were ment to go on i end up getting something unusual :? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
theweeman wrote:well done on the john dory
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davyp wrote:brilliant catch AL, that john dory looks mad, totally bizarre !
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rab 525 wrote:nice one al :D thats the 2nd one of that pier this year :shock:
cheers rab. i saw the pic of the first one, but was'nt sure if it was from 2009 or 2010. right bring on the tarpon!! :D :D
seanie35 wrote:great catch al well done it would be hard to match it :D 8)
thanks seanie. not too many of them about :P
Ronald wrote:Nice one Al, I'm well jealous of the dory.
cheers ronald. i would'nt mind a trigger thow to add to the list. but i think i missed my chance as i was out of action when they were about portrush at the end of august :( :cry:
alannelson wrote:well done with the john dory 8)
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gfkelly1969 wrote:well done al,there is not many people that can say they have a john dory on their species list,super catch
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immunecfg wrote:Nice one Al!!!!!
Not a common catch esp when in shallow water!!
And yes they are very nice to eat.

indeed it was :mrgreen: :mrgreen: . so far my top 3 favourite eating fish would be cod, ling and john dory :D
saving private brian wrote:well done al.havent seen a dory in hyears.amazing fish and even nicer to eat i believe
cheers brian. it was well tasty and dead easy to fillet as the meat came away from the bone with minimal waste :P
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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#37 Post by roger de dodger »

feckin mad ,did you check your loto numbers yet?if you didnt do it ,wack it on cos your one lucky man :lol:
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#38 Post by bhoy32 »

cracking fish al well done 8)
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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#39 Post by tight lines »

well done al great result bet it good to be back out
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Re: antrim and down something a bit special 17th & 18th sep

#40 Post by Bofs »

Nice one Al, my bro caught one of them weird mofo`s on Culdaff pier a couple of years ago during a Coalie session too.

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