South Co. Wicklow beach
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Seaniebo
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South Co. Wicklow beach
People: Just me
Duration: 20.00 00.30
Tide: ? ebbing and flowing ?
Weather: gentle south easterly, mostly dry
Bait:Sandeel crab and rag
Rigs: 3 Hook clipped
Results: 2 pup tope, 8 dogs, 1 flounder, 10 dabs, 4 codling, 4 whiting, 2 starry smoothound, 2 homelyn ray, 1 cuckoo ray (possibly?)
Catch and Release:: Yes
Report:
Headed south for the evening to keep out of trouble and was rewarded with a good auld session! Kept busy all night with fish coming in at a fair pace. Nice not to be over-run by dogs for a change.
Best smoothie was 5lb 3oz
Best ray was 3lb
Best codling was about a pound.
Dabs and whiting were decent enough by east coast standards.
Does anyone know if the smaller ray in the pic is a cuckoo. Reckon its a spotted with a weird pattern myself but just wondering if anyone knows for sure. Thanks
Duration: 20.00 00.30
Tide: ? ebbing and flowing ?
Weather: gentle south easterly, mostly dry
Bait:Sandeel crab and rag
Rigs: 3 Hook clipped
Results: 2 pup tope, 8 dogs, 1 flounder, 10 dabs, 4 codling, 4 whiting, 2 starry smoothound, 2 homelyn ray, 1 cuckoo ray (possibly?)
Catch and Release:: Yes
Report:
Headed south for the evening to keep out of trouble and was rewarded with a good auld session! Kept busy all night with fish coming in at a fair pace. Nice not to be over-run by dogs for a change.
Best smoothie was 5lb 3oz
Best ray was 3lb
Best codling was about a pound.
Dabs and whiting were decent enough by east coast standards.
Does anyone know if the smaller ray in the pic is a cuckoo. Reckon its a spotted with a weird pattern myself but just wondering if anyone knows for sure. Thanks
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Ronald
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That sounds like a cracking session sean ,and its possibly a cuckoo ray ,just immature and the wing spots haven't developed fully yet ,looks like you've found your east coast ray spot :lol:
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wow :D what a session, still trying to get my first shore ray after 12 years of fishing :x
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