KILMORE QUAY. 21/07/07

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KILMORE QUAY. 21/07/07

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people:4 in all

duration:10am-7pm

tide:all stages

weather:rain /overcast/

bait:rag mack launce lures

rigs:various

results:cod/pollack/ling/whiting/ballan wrasse/coalfish/lsd's/bullhuss/cuckoo wrasse m+f/launce/poor-cod/tub gurnard/macks/dab/pouting.

report:good day's fishing had by all.
15/16? species if you count male and female cuckoo,s.
we are still trying to beat 17 for this venue :lol: .
better luck next trip :wink:
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Re: KILMORE QUAY. 21/07/07

#2 Post by donal domeney »

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we are still trying to beat 17 for this venue :lol: .
better luck next trip :wink:[/quote]

did you catch a mackerel :?: :?:
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Re: KILMORE QUAY. 21/07/07

#3 Post by stevecrow74 »

donal domeney wrote:did you catch a mackerel :?: :?:



JOHN1 wrote:results:cod/pollack/ling/whiting/ballan wrasse/coalfish/lsd's/bullhuss/cuckoo wrasse m+f/launce/poor-cod/tub gurnard/macks/dab/pouting.


think that answers that :D


some nice catch there :)
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Cuckoo

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Nice fishing there. :)

I don't think you could class cuckoos as another species, else you would count male and female doggies!

Still fine fishing though :)
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Jim from Cork wrote:Nice fishing there. :)

I don't think you could class cuckoos as another species, else you would count male and female doggies!


i think i have just doubled my species count :lol:
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Re: Cuckoo

#6 Post by donal domeney »

stevecrow74 wrote:
Jim from Cork wrote:Nice fishing there. :)

I don't think you could class cuckoos as another species, else you would count male and female doggies!


i think i have just doubled my species count :lol:


Have things got that bad in Galway that your now looking at female fish.
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#7 Post by JOHN1 »

i don't call them two separate species.
take the point about m+ f dogs Jim :lol: .
but as you know your self there is such difference between the cuckoo's it is nearly tempting :wink: when your trying to break your boat record :lol: :lol: :lol:.....

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