GBSAC competition, Lettergesh, Co. Galway 06/04/08

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GBSAC competition, Lettergesh, Co. Galway 06/04/08

#1 Post by corbyeire »

People: me + 20 others

Duration: 11:00 - 16:00

Tide: turned from LW about 2.30-3

Weather: hailstones, sleet, gusts, bright spells ?!?!

Bait: lug, mack, sandeel, squid, maddies

Rigs: 3 hook flappers

Results: 10 flounder to 36cm :D

Report: wrecked, but delighted - first 20mins it was a downpour with a really strong gale - was examining my sanity for a good while

was pegged at the end (northerly end) not near either of the early pegs near the streams

was not expectatious but within 30 mins - first off 2 undersizes - blank saved!!!

threw it in again where the were - 2 counters!

bit further plump 36cm

same again - another 36 and an undersize

in close another counter 31cm

and again another counter

and again another counter - all fish in an hour and 45mins

then all quiet

but was enough - took the comp!

most fish on the top hooks not - the usual below the lead

the northerly must have blown all the fish to me first at that peg - so left none for the rest of them :lol:

lug and mack did the damage - with one gobbling a sandeel on one hook and a lug tipped with mack on another hook

another took maddies

scratching fantastic!

happy out

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#2 Post by mann »

sounds like you had a great day,
well done on the win, some nice flounder there man,
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#3 Post by Bradan »

Well done Brian, delighted for you. You've come a long way!
Had 2 counters myself, 2 turbot on the one cast. One on lug and the other on sandeel. Missed a rattling bite later, and that was that. As I thought, most fish caught in the first hour and all quiet once the tide turned. Hate fishing that beach on a rising tide!
You did well, some top anglers there and you totally outfished them. Congrats again!

Lads, ask JP how he got on!! :lol:
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#4 Post by stevecrow74 »

please say you out fished rampant.. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

good to hear you have a good day of it :wink:






bradan, i hear you have been given stuff to pass onto me(so i was told last week) just pop them in the letterbox anytime, or i'll meet up for a pint anytime :D
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#5 Post by nige »

well done brian :) did jp blank come on someone tell me please
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#6 Post by Bradan »

stevecrow74 wrote:please say you out fished rampant.. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

good to hear you have a good day of it :wink:

bradan, i hear you have been given stuff to pass onto me(so i was told last week) just pop them in the letterbox anytime, or i'll meet up for a pint anytime :D


Just about everyone outfished him! Sorry to disappoint you Nige, but he didn't blank though...

Steve, will try get a chance to drop it in this week.....
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#7 Post by hughcronin »

Fair play Brian,you'd want to be years at it says you
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#8 Post by Mr_Green »

congrats brian well done mo chara
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well done

#9 Post by barry murphy »

well done good fishing
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#10 Post by corbyeire »

thanks all :D
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#11 Post by corbyeire »

hughcronin wrote:Fair play Brian,you'd want to be years at it says you


you can have all the gear and experience - but if you dont get the draw... :lol:
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#12 Post by corbyeire »





snow capped mountains





features on the beach at low water

weather was very strange - was warm at times when the sun broke through and then at other times hands were numb from the cold!
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#13 Post by chrisfeeney30 »

well done brian!
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#14 Post by fishinmidget »

well done brian.

you deserve that win and having a good session to boot.

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#15 Post by corbyeire »

thanks lads

where have ye been hiding anyway

god forbid your not actually doing some work for the leaving :lol:
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#16 Post by tomi »

Congratulations corbyeire well done :lol:

hopefully You have more wins a head. :wink:
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#17 Post by nige »

corbyeire wrote:thanks lads

where have ye been hiding anyway

god forbid your not actually doing some work for the leaving :lol:


good joke brian :lol:
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#18 Post by corbyeire »

nige they are probably working like hell - but would never admit it

the old rugby excuse will last only a few weeks more and all :lol:
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#19 Post by fishinmidget »

yes, i am actually working for once :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

i got a job and i have been getting loads of schoolwork so there hasn't been much time for fishing. that should change in a couple of months when the summer holidays come though!
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