Inis Oirr - Aran Islands - Sunday Oct 5 2008

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Inis Oirr - Aran Islands - Sunday Oct 5 2008

#1 Post by vinnycorrigan »

People: My Wife & Myself

Duration: 4 hours

Tide: Low

Weather: winnnnnndy

Bait: mackerel strip and feathers

Results: 2 doggies, 4 pollack and a very near miss on a nice Gar...


too tired from the travelling and windburn to really talk about it.. but it was a lovely 4 or so hours with my wife on the western side of inis oirr....

so here are some pics instead...




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Re: Inis Oirr - Aran Islands - Sunday Oct 5 2008

#2 Post by saltydog »

Well done Vinny nice session :) hard luck on the garfish!! I'll give you a shout mid week couple of us heading out :wink:
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Re: Inis Oirr - Aran Islands - Sunday Oct 5 2008

#3 Post by tomi »

Old, small pier :mrgreen:
You didn't try for congers there?
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Re: Inis Oirr - Aran Islands - Sunday Oct 5 2008

#4 Post by vinnycorrigan »

I'll have to try that next time... never targeted them before... 2nd time on inis oirr. Any other marks there you recommend?
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Re: Inis Oirr - Aran Islands - Sunday Oct 5 2008

#5 Post by corbyeire »

go to your right from that pier about 300 metres

there are small cliffs facing the ones in clare - big wrasse and pollack there - and im sure conger

if you can get it out a bit there is clean enough ground there too

i only ever lose tackle on that small pier when i try on the bottom - so nice one on the dogs
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Re: Inis Oirr - Aran Islands - Sunday Oct 5 2008

#6 Post by tomi »

[quote=""vinnycorrigan]Any other marks there you recommend?
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Main pier is well worth to try. I hade congers up to 160 cm there. Short cast,(one rod just bellow wall), bid bloody bait, and I'm sure, congers will appear :mrgreen:(drop net, or heavy nylon shock leader is nessesery- otherwise your fingers will be cut, when lifting congers :twisted: )
Also you can found big wrasse, just inside the pier close to the rocks. Good siezed pollock and coalfish from the top.
Good luck. tomi.
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