Bridges of Ross

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#1 Post by **Ross** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 4:21 pm

People: Ross

Duration:4 hrs

Tide:1 hr either side of low water over two days 19th and 20th July

Weather: Fresh West- overcast

Bait: Hard Crab

Rigs: 1 hook 18ins. above lead with rotten bottom

Results: 18 Ballan Wrasse. Included wrasse of 4 lbs. , 4 lbs. 6 ozs and a specimen of 5lbs. 9 ozs.

Catch and Release:: Yes

Report:

Fast and furious over two short sessions!

stevie rea · #2 Post by **stevie rea** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 5:16 pm

Fished this place myself in Aprill for the first time, i had wrass to 3 1/2lb plenty of pollock, tryed for conger but no luck. Very nice place to fish from but i would say its dangrous in bad weather. Ill have to give it a go again soon.

#3 Post by jg » Tue Jul 24, 2007 6:30 am

Was there myself last week being from Co Antrim its a long drive ,but for my son it paid off his first b/wrasse and later in the day one of 4lbs. None too many places to fish from, we were on the rocks to right of car park. We fished Backhead later that week ,we tried to find the marks of Greenisle and Ballyreen but failed.We were based in Corrofin ,that fergus river is a bute , we talked to the angler how was in the Irish Anglers Digest last issue having landed a trout of 8lbs cant remember his name he was most helpful. The tench also put up a good acount of them selfs.
You anglers in Co Clare are so blessed .

#4 Post by **nthclare** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 6:13 pm

Hi there jg was that you guys in Corofin with the beach rods on the cars setting up fly gear near the bridge in the village of corofin I think I passed you on the road seen all the rods and said to myself now they must be serious anglers.

Give me a pm next time your in the area

Neilus

#5 Post by jg » Wed Jul 25, 2007 3:52 am

I was driving a red van with roof rack.