Seatrout...AARGH

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#1 Post by **contender** » Tue Jun 26, 2007 9:06 am

5 seatrout, 4 seatrout, loads of seatrout??? This story went around about a wee spot i fish last year. They came in droves looking for them, even in the winter, and still people are arriving and saying "5 seatrout caught here the other day" "where are they mate" And they are told by myself and anyone else that fish the spot, "sorry mate, no seatrout here".. But they still come and try.I even know of a tackle shop that send them down. I cant say 100% that there are no trout, but i are any of the other guys that fish the spot have not caught or even seen one. Now the bashers are out too and asking about the macks, and again its the same " not a good spot for them mate, not seen one yet".. But they look at me as if i am telling porkies...Its a big joke now with us as we get to shout, SEATROUT SEATROUT all the time

Whats the biggest load of c**p you guys have heard about youre local mark?? it would be good to hear.

#2 Post by **corbyeire** » Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:50 am

the salmon come in here in the winter! - followed quickly by how they used to net the bay big fish - and now theres no big flatties left anymore :?:

:roll: christ youve answered your own question yea eejit!

#3 Post by **marno** » Tue Jun 26, 2007 1:39 pm

contender wrote:5 seatrout, 4 seatrout, loads of seatrout??? This story went around about a wee spot i fish last year. They came in droves looking for them, even in the winter, and still people are arriving and saying "5 seatrout caught here the other day" "where are they mate" And they are told by myself and anyone else that fish the spot, "sorry mate, no seatrout here".. But they still come and try.I even know of a tackle shop that send them down. I cant say 100% that there are no trout, but i are any of the other guys that fish the spot have not caught or even seen one. Now the bashers are out too and asking about the macks, and again its the same " not a good spot for them mate, not seen one yet".. But they look at me as if i am telling porkies...Its a big joke now with us as we get to shout, SEATROUT SEATROUT all the time

Whats the biggest load of c**p you guys have heard about youre local mark?? it would be good to hear.

Fantastic, where is this place? I fancy doing a bit of seatrout fishing............................... :wink:

#4 Post by **alby** » Tue Jun 26, 2007 1:43 pm

contender wrote:Whats the biggest load of c**p you guys have heard about youre local mark?? it would be good to hear.

"Ye won't catch them on bread son, snib them with a german sprat"

Said to me as I played a 3lb mullet behind the dogtrack at Shelbourne park.

#5 Post by **marno** » Tue Jun 26, 2007 5:06 pm

contender wrote:5 seatrout, 4 seatrout, loads of seatrout??? This story went around about a wee spot i fish last year. They came in droves looking for them, even in the winter, and still people are arriving and saying "5 seatrout caught here the other day" "where are they mate" And they are told by myself and anyone else that fish the spot, "sorry mate, no seatrout here".. But they still come and try.I even know of a tackle shop that send them down. I cant say 100% that there are no trout, but i are any of the other guys that fish the spot have not caught or even seen one. Now the bashers are out too and asking about the macks, and again its the same " not a good spot for them mate, not seen one yet".. But they look at me as if i am telling porkies...Its a big joke now with us as we get to shout, SEATROUT SEATROUT all the time

Whats the biggest load of c**p you guys have heard about youre local mark?? it would be good to hear.

As I was returning a fish the fellah beside me said "don't throw it back, ye can eat them if you can stomach the smell" :lol: I suppose the famine WAS only 150 years ago............

#6 Post by **roger de dodger** » Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:38 pm

lad diggin bait tells me you need a good cast in bray to get out to the fish (my local beach) he recons most his best fish caught at 400 to 500 yards :shock: cant wait to see him down bray one evening that is gonna be some casting video i,m gonna make a fortune!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Liamport · #7 Post by **Liamport** » Wed Jun 27, 2007 11:50 pm

Was out fishing one day,guy asked me how far i was casting, I said about 100 / 120 yards he said [without smiling ] his average cast was about a quarter of a mile, some mothers do have them.

#8 Post by **stevecrow74** » Thu Jun 28, 2007 12:41 am

Liamport wrote:Was out fishing one day,guy asked me how far i was casting, I said about 100 / 120 yards he said [without smiling ] his average cast was about a quarter of a mile, some mothers do have them.

if he stood 460 yrds from the shore, of course he could cast to a quarter of a mile.... from the shore that is :lol: :lol: :twisted:

#9 Post by **nthclare** » Thu Jun 28, 2007 7:40 pm

Its like the guy I seen flyfishing for brown trout on a sea trout stretch using 3 bibios lol in the dark in other words that was going to be his explaination when asked for a licence.

I seen another guy fishing in Lahinch off the beach with a bubble float mepps spinner hanging off and a bunch of garden worms wriggling away lol oh I havent seen it all but iv seen some gas characters lol............

#10 Post by **fenitbob** » Thu Jun 28, 2007 8:07 pm

fairly regularly you are told that "jesus there were loads of ray being caught here last week"
in fenit

Mr_Green · #11 Post by **Mr_Green** » Thu Jun 28, 2007 8:42 pm

im out practising my casting, the field i use is about 600/700 yards from the river...a guy asks me seriously, how am i gonna reel in the fish from here? lol

#12 Post by **roger de dodger** » Thu Jun 28, 2007 8:55 pm

what bait do u use or was ya spinning :?:

#13 Post by MC » Thu Jun 28, 2007 11:27 pm

should have been here yesterday

#14 Post by **m.b3** » Fri Jun 29, 2007 4:25 am

the rage :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: some goons out there...

Rockhopper · #15 Post by **Rockhopper** » Fri Jun 29, 2007 7:51 am

Pal of mine digging bait (lug worm) at low tide....2 Americans (man and a woman) ask him...."what you doing" as they look in his bucket at the worms, he tells them that he works for the government and his job is to dig the worms out twice every day so that they dont drown when the tide comes in.....the guy looks at the size of the beach and said.."wow...you dig this whole place twice every day"

Tom.

#16 Post by **Bradan** » Fri Jun 29, 2007 10:00 am

Rockhopper wrote:Pal of mine digging bait (lug worm) at low tide....2 Americans (man and a woman) ask him...."what you doing" as they look in his bucket at the worms, he tells them that he works for the government and his job is to dig the worms out twice every day so that they dont drown when the tide comes in.....the guy looks at the size of the beach and said.."wow...you dig this whole place twice every day"

Tom.

LOL, brilliant! :lol: :lol:

I was fishing for salmon one time and this rambler stopped for a chat. When he asked what I was fishing for he told me not to be stupid, there were no salmon in the river.

Next cast, bang, into a nice 5lbs fish.

"You were saying...."

jparicka · #17 Post by **jparicka** » Fri Jun 29, 2007 2:56 pm

;o))))))

Rockhopper wrote:Pal of mine digging bait (lug worm) at low tide....2 Americans (man and a woman) ask him...."what you doing" as they look in his bucket at the worms, he tells them that he works for the government and his job is to dig the worms out twice every day so that they dont drown when the tide comes in.....the guy looks at the size of the beach and said.."wow...you dig this whole place twice every day"

Tom.

#18 Post by **chrisfeeney30** » Fri Jun 29, 2007 11:17 pm

hahaha!

#19 Post by **nthclare** » Fri Jun 29, 2007 11:42 pm

Thats a good one lol digging the whole beach some people would swallow a brick lol

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