Hi,
Not pointing the finger at anyone, i would like to make one statement.
Whoever was fishing there over weekend, failed to remove baited tackle from the pier end. Not only was i lucky that my prized springer did not sallow a baited hook (cast included baited hooks and lead, including 2 individual hooks) left behind, but several gulls were picking off the scrap mackerel baits.
this is totally irresponsible! :evil:
Sean
Spiddal pier
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that pier is always destroyed when you go down to the end of it - even with the bin in prime position - people cant seem to use it
any joy?
any joy?
catch and release!
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doesint take much to spend a minute or 2 gathering up your bait wrappers and busted rigs at the end of the day, throw them in to a bag and in to the bin, or bring it home. Pure laziness... Balscadden in howth would be a good example, i personally dont like fishing there because i dont want to be associated with the amount of s^*te left around the place
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