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Munster Closed Shore 3rd leg

#1 Post by donal domeney »

Fished Tramore Beach 16.30 - 20.30
60 anglers; 28 anglers with fish
4 cards not accepted for not been signed off correctly

Zone A: 11 Anglers with fish
1. Pete Davis 3 fish 101pts
2. Alan Mulcathy 3 fish 85pts
3. George Reynolds 2 fish 78pts

Zone B: 7 Anglers with fish
1.Jim Mellis 3 fish 106pts
2.Barry Murphy 3 fish 102pts
3.Jimmy Burns 2 fish 60pts

Zone C: 10 Anglers with fish
1. Mick Cunningham 3 fish 118pts
2. Paul Power 3 fish 96pts
3. Dave Noonan 3 fish 91pts

Over winner forn Zone C: Robert Power 5 fish and 178pts
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#2 Post by Tom Maher »

Any idea who won the pools for the longest fish?
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#3 Post by donal domeney »

Tom Maher wrote:Any idea who won the pools for the longest fish?


David Noonan (aka dogfish4896) longest flat
Donal Domeney longest round
Pay out of €270 a man

Other site members on the roll on honour
Zone A winner Petekd
Zone B 2nd. Barry Murphy
Zone C 2nd Paul Power and 3rd. David Noonan
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#4 Post by kstaff »

Great results men weldone to all, the fish must of been throwing themselves up on the beach for Coaster and B Murphy to be catchin them!! :D

Yes I know I wasn't allowed fish due to housework so no need to say it!! :cry:
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#5 Post by MAC »

Well done lads... Esp Pete.. A Zone win... :roll: Nice one lad.

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#6 Post by Seancelt »

Well done Pete on the zone win. 8) 8)
Fair dues to the rest of ye too.
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Re: Munster Closed Shore 3rd leg

#7 Post by alby »

donal domeney wrote:
Zone A: 11 Anglers with fish
1. Pete Davis 3 fish 101pts


Zone B: 7 Anglers with fish
2.Barry Murphy 3 fish 102pts


Zone C: 10 Anglers with fish
2. Paul Power 3 fish 96pts




Fantastic performance at that level lads, some big names behind ye there lads, Really well done :D
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#8 Post by sharky »

Great results men weldone to all, the fish must of been throwing themselves up on the beach for Coaster and B Murphy to be catchin them!!

Yes I know I wasn't allowed fish due to housework so no need to say it!!

Thats exactly what Coaster & Barry said yesterday when I asked where you were, so it looks like they were right, will you be allowed to Cork on Sat night, probably not, more hoovering and dusting to be done.......... so the lads said!!!
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#9 Post by thescotsman »

Congrats to the lads on their respective wins. Good going given the lack of fish on the beach.
Thanks to Pete for lending me a reel after I blew mine up on a practice cast :oops: - missed the first 15 minutes getting set up again and that after 15minutes of hiking up and down the beach to get it off him - not the best start I could have had.
Got a small bass (28cm - never seen one that small before - must be spoiled here in Cork) first cast and that was it for the night.
Any idea where I placed Donal - or will I have to wait for the full list to be posted?
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#10 Post by petekd »

Cheers lads, an enjoyable evenings scratching around in paradise like conditions compared to last weekends Munster Open. Tough enough fishing all the same but short range tactics worked well enough for me on the day. A well organised comp and good to see such a healthy turn out.
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#11 Post by kstaff »

Does anyone know if there were any Cod caught?
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#12 Post by tbag »

was hard fishing,was in zone c and was lucky to get 2 small coalies and a flounder in.sea was to calm for tramore.well run comp,petty some people didnt sign the cards tho!well done to the winner :D
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#13 Post by donal domeney »

kstaff wrote:Does anyone know if there were any Cod caught?


Not a smell of a cod. I did take your text advice about cod at distance on crab and got the dog on the second cast trying of a cod :D

This is the fish count:
Coalfish..........24
Flounder..........19
Bass................7
Dogfish............4
Whiting............3
Pollack............1
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#14 Post by donal domeney »

tbag wrote:petty some people didnt sign the cards tho!well done to the winner :D


These rules have existed for a long time but were never enforced.
Great Island took th brave step at the Open Shore and Rinnashark kept it going.

Enough notices were put at both competitions so there was going to be no excuses. Anybody who asked what was to be done were told.

Committee members going around after a competition with cards in the hands is only leaving them open to pub talk.

Now that the anglers know what is required the same rules will apply from here on in.

The Rules that are causing all the problems are
1. The angler marking the card must draw a line under the last fish caught and sign this name on the next line.
2. The angler marking the card must sign the end of the card.
3. The angler must sign the end of his own card

This means the angler and the marker agree with what is written on the card.
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#15 Post by dogfish4896 »

Junior and Youth anglers have to sign their cards and do so without question so any senior angler who does not sign his/her card cannot complain they are fishing long enough to know. :shock:
Donal any chance of the overall results to-date of the Munster closed shore. :wink:
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#16 Post by MAC »

Very sensible rules Donal... Fari play to the Munster Council for adopting them. It should be totally un-necessary to enforce such rules, but guys have to learn.

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#17 Post by kstaff »

Happy Days Donal,

can't believe there were no cod caught though! Must be all in the river? Deeper water? Who knows.
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#18 Post by barry murphy »

well lads to kstaff and sharky if you ask in advance ye might be left fish ill put in a good word for ye even :lol: :lol:.yeah as pete said fishing scratchy and poor over all hard going to get a few fish out of it.it is a good rule makes adding fish a thing of the past,even though it be a very small amount of people might do it.rules are rules and most of us are at it long enough and have no excuse.
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#19 Post by fishless frank »

Where can i find the whole results? looked like a real struggle. Who dares wins
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#20 Post by donal domeney »

fishless frank wrote:Where can i find the whole results? looked like a real struggle. Who dares wins


Going to hold back on the complete results of the 3rd leg to keep up number of anglers for the last leg
Done the same last year and had no complaints

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