Galway beach 29/oct/07

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Galway beach 29/oct/07

#1 Post by Rampent Wreckfish »

People:Me

Duration:3 Hours

Tide:Flooding

Weather:fine

Bait:Lug,Mack,Sandeel,maddies

Rigs:3 Hook Flapper/Clipped

Results:10 Flounder to 35cm, 9 dogs, 8 Thornback Ray 50- 60 cm,3 turbot to 27cm


Catch and Release:: Yes

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Just one of those days . Was wrecked from bringing in fish. even got four flats on three hooks and a dog in a foot of water 15 yards out.

First five cast brought 2ray,2ray +1dog,2ray +1dog,2ray +1dog, 3 dogs
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#2 Post by nthclare »

V good days fishing and I bet you were'nt blasting the bait into the horizon over the fish well done there :D

You made that report with complete humility just straight talking report nice one
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#3 Post by corbyeire »

i take it your werent at the slipway in salthill!

i was going to say - more fish in 3 hours than i would get in 3 months - more like a year

unbelieveble

excellent

and people say there is no skill to bait fishing
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#4 Post by jparicka »

Rampent Wreckfish, where about did you fish? These are fantastic results! I'm based in Galway but normally I have to travel 60 miles there and 60 miles back in order to get 2-3 doggies.... Cheers, Jan
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#5 Post by corbyeire »

where are you going 60 miles to get doggies?!?! :shock:

surely youve got them in salthill - or at least if you want a dog try there instead of going 60miles!

ive a feeling its not the doggies your on about :lol:
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#6 Post by jparicka »

corbyeire wrote:Where are you going 60 miles to get doggies?!?! :shock:


Ballyreen and it's about 60 kilometers, not miles. My mistake.

corbyeire wrote:Ive a feeling its not the doggies your on about :lol:


Nope, it's not a doggie that I am after but I’m always ending up getting them…

Btw, quite a few ppl told me that that you can get a conger off the slip road. Did you hear anything about that?

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#7 Post by corbyeire »

yep, chris and alex and i suppose eoin by default :lol: were getting them there during the summer

though my memory is bad the rough ground is on the left of the slipway so try in there
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#8 Post by donal »

you can find deap holes in the rocks nearthe right try there my pb from there is 18lbs or so but that was years ago
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#9 Post by jparicka »

donal wrote:you can find deap holes in the rocks nearthe right try there my pb from there is 18lbs or so but that was years ago


Hmmm.. A hole you say..

Sounds like a good enough reason to get this:

http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/ ... 68_5290512

Guys, did any of you have ever came across of this nifty watch? Does it actually work and is it worth getting it?

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#10 Post by fishinmidget »

i have heard they are crap...i dont attually know though.
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#11 Post by Rampent Wreckfish »

Well don't ye galway boys talk some muck. Come on ye are giving galway anglers a bad name. How did this go from catching ray to talking about watching holes.


Anyway. Jparicka I am not going to give out the name of the beach because galway beaches have a tendency to get trawled after good shore fishing. Sorry.
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#12 Post by fishinmidget »

colu u pm it to me though?

please........ :cry:
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#13 Post by jparicka »

Sorry folks, I didn't mean to start this conversation here..

Rampent Wreckfish, once again, congratulations on your fish. I wish I was once this lucky.

Jan

Rampent Wreckfish wrote:Well don't ye galway boys talk some muck. Come on ye are giving galway anglers a bad name. How did this go from catching ray to talking about watching holes.


Anyway. Jparicka I am not going to give out the name of the beach because galway beaches have a tendency to get trawled after good shore fishing. Sorry.
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#14 Post by teacher »

Nice fishing, especially considering the 29th October is still a few weeks away :P
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