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#1 Post by paul mason »

Spur of the moment thing just frozen baits went out to try for a bass, second cast my sons friend first time fishing reels in a turbot about 4lb never heard of a turbot caught off donabate before the killing bait was razor tipped with mackerel. We ended up with 2 flounder 1 turbot 1 silver eel. The turbot was caught in about a foot of water about 5yds out a the top of the tide. :roll:
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#2 Post by corbyeire »

what a cracking turbot :shock:
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#3 Post by MAC »

Faboulous fish... beginners luck and all that :lol: Nice to see such a fish, didn't think there were any left on the east coast.

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#4 Post by jd »

Lovely fish-in Donabate :shock:
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#5 Post by thirty »

thats some size of a turbot,well done
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#6 Post by Sonaghan »

That's a really exciting fish! Well done.
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#7 Post by fishinmidget »

fair play.....if he was my m8 i would have been gutted.
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#8 Post by mickeyfish »

what an impressive catch, probably one of the best fish ive heard caught in the dublin area in a long time, not disrespecting any bass anglers but you just dont see too many turbot in dublin and especially of that size

again well done

send your photo into david gray in the star he would only be to happy to hear about your catch

not sure of the email address but im sure lads on the site will put it up for you if you are looking for it

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#9 Post by jd »

Send it into to Paul Bourke at the cfb.ie
http://www.cfb.ie/fishing_in_ireland/catchofweek.htm

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paul.bourke@cfb.ie.

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#10 Post by JOHN1 »

excellent catch.

very nice fish i hope that young lad realises he is one hell of a lucky lad :wink: .

considering i know of a local lad who sets plaice nets around that aera that has had a few turbot to his own surprise. he is also an angler but never caught a turbot by hook.
and before anyone jumps the gun I DONT AGREE WITH him doing any sort of netting.
i do often wonder why does he call himself an angler.
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#11 Post by eric »

you the man 8)
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#12 Post by Seancelt »

Excellent fish! Well done.
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#13 Post by round_ourway »

cracking fish mate well done,

i know a fella who craps in turbot's mouth of that size :wink:
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#14 Post by Al »

:shock: Fair play! I haven't heard of a Turbot of that Size being caught at Dublin in a Looooooooooooong time!
Well done again 8)

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