Dingle Peninsula October '07

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Dingle Peninsula October '07

#1 Post by alby »

Very late report this, but i suppose at this time of the year anything that fires up the enthusiasm is good.

Myself, Boycie & Love to Fish (Paul aka “The Cock”), headed down to Dingle for a week of fishing, boozing & merriment last October, the fishing wasn’t always spectacular but it was a brilliant week spent in Eugene & Marie Lynes brilliant cottages in Brandon. We tried to fish at least 2 sessions every day, some day’s 3, tough going at time.
The morning sessions were mainly spining around headlands and bays, afternoons on the rocks floatfishing for some quality wrasse and the night sessions were off the surf beaches, or the Harbour itself for Rays & Conger. We had some lovely seatrout spinning but drew a blank for the bass all week (I asked Eugene had anyone ever stayed with them for a week and not a caught a bass, his reply “I’ll be honest with ye, NO”), Boycie missed a craker one afternoon and I lost one out plugging with the cock early one morning.

Only remember a couple of sessions well, The first night session was fishing into a massive surf on Trabeg, bound to be a few bass in it we thought, my first time using my new Grauvell rod and an hour in it hooped over in the stand and I was connected to a mighty fish, a cracking scrap which I was sure was a decent bass saw me land a 9lb Painted Ray, I had a puss on me though because i thought it was a good bass. Half an hour later boycie hooked into a 7lb Painted, possibly my lads girlfriend??
Next Night we had 7 or 8 congers off the harbour, Boycie put us right and we had a few each, nothing huge but I had my first ever, just over 10lb, result.

Next Day I had a couple of seatrout on Kiltys in the estuary , and the cock did everything he could to loose the seatrout that impaled itself on his spinner, he couldn’t loose it no matter how hard he tried!!! Shortly after boycie pulled out of a good bass close in.

Next night we fished fermoyle in calm conditions, despite this we had plenty of fish between us, flounders, whiting, dabs, dogs & pouting, sandeel was the top bait, it was then it was decided to fish The SAI Master Angler comp on the Saturday evening, pity the fishing wasn’t as good!!! Anyway the comp went well for us housemates with me winning, boycie third and the cock fourth. Dingle is possibly my favourite part of the world, it’s fantastic!!!!
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Few more piccies -
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#3 Post by eric »

paul looks like someone shoved something up his ars...... :shock:


not in a good way :oops: :lol: :lol: cracking fishing, well done lads
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#4 Post by keith »

Good stuff Alby that cheered me up a bit :D :D
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#5 Post by marshpike »

Great spot shame its so far away :( .
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#6 Post by SeanP »

Great report there Alby, but what a reply by Eric :lol: :lol:
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#7 Post by boycie89 »

just back from dingle again today lads !! washe first time ever in kerry without my rods !! was with the missus !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#8 Post by dbrock »

the word whipped is coming to mind :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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#9 Post by eric »

dbrock wrote:the word whipped is coming to mind :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:



like an ice cream cone with a flake in it :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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