Duration:12pm-5-30pm
Tide:rising
Weather:dd windy, heavy showers, cold
Bait:rag,squid,mack
dd
Rigs:flappers
Results:2 dogs, 2 flounder,1 dab and 1 schoolie bass
Report:Went to a sheltered mark near brittas bay as it was gale force windy out. Had plenty of layers of clothing on this time as i learned my lesson in greystones on friday
. Set up the beach shelter which came in handy later when there were a few heavy showers. I was fishing with 2 rods at various distances trying to find a few fish. Very few bites all day, but i suppose it was hard to detect them with the wind. For the first couple of hours the baits were coming back untouched, and i could see the spectre of the dreaded blank approaching 
. With this in mind i lobbed a bait in close which resulted in a mid sized flounder, blank saved. Shortly after that i got a good knock on the rod which resulted in a doggie being landed, fighting all the way in. Another doggie followed soon after this and a further doggie beached himself near me. I threw him back in ,then saw a seal, oops , sorry 
, wonder if he was trying to escape the seal 
. Next up was a decent sized flounder, 27cm, which also gave a good knock on the rod. As dusk approached i packed away the shelter and one of the rods. I had to pick up my daughter at 7pm so i couldnt stay too long into the dark, though this is usually the most productive time, i find. Another bend in the rod tip and i reeled in a good sized dab, 29 cms. Last but not least was a small schoolie bass which gave a great little scrap. All the fish took rag, tipped with squid or mack but the mack on its own was useless. I was reluctant to leave, cos i'm sure the fish were only starting to feed, but i'll return again another time, please God 
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Last minute job Neil, hadnt intended to go due to the forecast but then thought of that sheltered spot 
