The silver fellas are back in town, East Cork 21 Mar 2011

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Re: The silver fellas are back in town, East Cork 21 Mar 2011

#21 Post by seanie35 »

well done tom 2 fine fishys 8)
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Re: The silver fellas are back in town, East Cork 21 Mar 2011

#22 Post by red »

nice one tony, good to see them back again
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Re: The silver fellas are back in town, East Cork 21 Mar 2011

#23 Post by RockHunter »

red wrote:good to see them back again
This year they never left, there was plenty of bass about in January and February off the East Cork beaches.
Cod season Winter 2013/14: 117 cod (best fish: 6.5 lbs)
Cod season Winter 2014/15: 193 cod (best fish: 4.25 lbs)

Bass Totals:
2007: 1
2008: 37
2009: 120
2010: 44
2011: 151
2012: 79
2013: 20
2014: 19
2015: 11
2016: 3

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Re: The silver fellas are back in town, East Cork 21 Mar 2011

#24 Post by Pat »

RockHunter wrote:
red wrote:good to see them back again
This year they never left, there was plenty of Bass about in January and February off the East Cork beaches.
There was bugger all in Dec :wink: ....Mike Thrussell posted up a good theory on one of his blogs about the impact of continuous frost on inshore fishing. Its very relevant.
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Re: The silver fellas are back in town, East Cork 21 Mar 2011

#25 Post by RockHunter »

Pat wrote:here was bugger all in Dec :wink: ....Mike Thrussell posted up a good theory on one of his blogs about the impact of continuous frost on inshore fishing. Its very relevant.
I had a few smallish ones in December at low tide off the beaches, although I was actually targeting cod at the time as the bigger codling seemed to have moved out of the estuary in Youghal.
Cod season Winter 2013/14: 117 cod (best fish: 6.5 lbs)
Cod season Winter 2014/15: 193 cod (best fish: 4.25 lbs)

Bass Totals:
2007: 1
2008: 37
2009: 120
2010: 44
2011: 151
2012: 79
2013: 20
2014: 19
2015: 11
2016: 3

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Re: The silver fellas are back in town, East Cork 21 Mar 2011

#26 Post by tomgrey »

FisherKing wrote:Nice Bass Tom 8) keep them comming :wink:
If they don't it wont be for lack of trying on my part :)
onur wrote:well done mate and i agree for big hook with big bait gives us bigger Bass
I know this is true for cod also, thing is this time of year when things can be a bit slower if your just fishing big baits you can tend to blank more often which I hate. Thats why I always fish with one big pennel and a smaller bait on a two hook rig just in case.
seanie35 wrote:well done tom 2 fine fishys 8)
Cheers seanie, if I had one half the size of your personal best this year I would be doing well :mrgreen:
red wrote:nice one tony, good to see them back again
Cheers Dennis, I remember you were saying they wouldn't be back in for a while a few weeks ago but as rockhunter is saying and a few people who fish the east cork beaches they were hanging around all winter, ok, maybe not in huge numbers but they were there all the same....
RockHunter wrote:This year they never left, there was plenty of Bass about in January and February off the East Cork beaches.
Indeed yourself and Rayor2 proved that by getting a few over winter :mrgreen: .
Species 2012:

Cod, Whiting, flounder, coalfish, bass, pollack, sea trout, poor cod, pouting, dogfish, sea scorpion, 3 bearded rockling, blonde ray, painted ray, turbot.

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