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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						Inis Oirr - Aran Islands - Sunday Oct 5 2008
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Re: Inis Oirr - Aran Islands - Sunday Oct 5 2008
Well done Vinny nice session   hard luck on the garfish!! I'll give you a shout mid week couple of us heading out
   hard luck on the garfish!! I'll give you a shout mid week couple of us heading out  
			
			
									
						 hard luck on the garfish!! I'll give you a shout mid week couple of us heading out
   hard luck on the garfish!! I'll give you a shout mid week couple of us heading out  
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Re: Inis Oirr - Aran Islands - Sunday Oct 5 2008
Old, small pier  
 
You didn't try for congers there?
			
			
									
						 
 You didn't try for congers there?
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Re: Inis Oirr - Aran Islands - Sunday Oct 5 2008
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
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
			
			
									
						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
[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 (drop net, or heavy nylon shock leader is nessesery- otherwise your fingers will be cut, when lifting congers
(drop net, or heavy nylon shock leader is nessesery- otherwise your fingers will be cut, when lifting congers  )
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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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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
 (drop net, or heavy nylon shock leader is nessesery- otherwise your fingers will be cut, when lifting congers
(drop net, or heavy nylon shock leader is nessesery- otherwise your fingers will be cut, when lifting congers  )
 ) 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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