I need help finding fish in dingle

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#1 Post by **bhoynuts32** » Tue Jul 21, 2009 5:17 pm

Heading to dingle on friday staying there till tuesday and going fishing for most of it :lol:

. Really looking forward to it but id hate to come home with nothing but weed

so need help finding the fish :?:

so i can travel back home with a smile on my face :lol:

. Also i need to no the best baits and rigs to use :?:

any help would be great thanks :wink:

#2 Post by **KERRY1** » Wed Jul 22, 2009 1:23 pm

bhoynuts32 wrote:Heading to dingle on friday staying there till tuesday and going fishing for most of it . Really looking forward to it but id hate to come home with nothing but weed so need help finding the fish so i can travel back home with a smile on my face . Also i need to no the best baits and rigs to use any help would be great thanks

The last thing you need is help finding fish in Dingle, they are everywhere :lol:

If you want the best chance of catching fish then you are going to the right place, you lucky thing, I wish I was going :cry:

I have to wait until September which seems so far away.
Five days is just enough time to explore and fish all of the marks but it's still long enough to hopefully catch something decent.
Dingle has alot to offer an angler as the variety of fish there is to catch from the shore is amazing.
Without naming any particular marks all I will say is basically try any beach if you want to catch Bass.
The best baits to use at this time of year are sandeels and lugworm (fresh) with razorfish being a good bait all year around.
Plugging and lure fishing for Bass at this time of year can be very effective.
Bait fishing for them at night is also very good using a 2 hook paternostor rig.
Thornback Rays can be caught at this time of year in and around the bay in Dingle itself.
Big congers can be found at any of the main piers in the area too.
There's also good Wrasse to be had at many of the rock marks as well.
Good luck and let me know how you get on.

#3 Post by **Adam S** » Thu Jul 23, 2009 10:36 am

Hi

Theres loads of choice in Dingle bay alone, i have an article here that might put you in the right direction

http://www.dinglefishing.com/sub_page_g ... hannon.php

and theres a more detailed one here on wrasse

viewtopic.php?t=12012

#4 Post by **bhoy32** » Sun Jul 26, 2009 2:00 pm

some sound advice above but if its easy fishing you want with the possibility of a lot of species including sandtiger shark head to dingle ocean world when its closed and jump the fence :lol:

should have no trouble from the powers that be when ya down there :lol:

#5 Post by **doggie3131** » Sun Jul 26, 2009 2:39 pm

bhoy32 wrote:some sound advice above but if its easy fishing you want with the possibility of a lot of species including sandtiger shark head to dingle ocean world when its closed and jump the fence should have no trouble from the powers that be when ya down there

needed a laugh this morning and bhoy did i get one

#6 Post by **KERRY1** » Mon Jul 27, 2009 10:17 am

bhoy32 wrote:some sound advice above but if its easy fishing you want with the possibility of a lot of species including sandtiger shark head to dingle ocean world when its closed and jump the fence should have no trouble from the powers that be when ya down there

Frankie · #7 Post by **Frankie** » Tue Jul 28, 2009 9:24 pm

Hi bud,
All around Dunmore Head has deadly rock fishing spinning for Pollock. First choice would be jelly worms & then natural sand eels. We've had wrasse here to on crab & even one or two strap congers around slack water. The place is great too because if the swell is too great on the north side its only a short walk around to the sheltered south side.
Enjoy it,

#8 Post by **bhoynuts32** » Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:45 pm

bhoynuts32 wrote:Heading to dingle on friday staying there till tuesday and going fishing for most of it . Really looking forward to it but id hate to come home with nothing but weed so need help finding the fish so i can travel back home with a smile on my face . Also i need to no the best baits and rigs to use any help would be great thanks

got down here friday but couldnt fish till late on saturday night with the weather its was still coming down heavy but i couldnt wait any longer. Fished the peir for about 2 hours but got sweet f a tut tut.Headed out to ventry sunday night got 3 doggies all between 55 to 65 i was happy just to catch something

. Fished miltown beach on monday and again not even a bite :cry:

. Tuesday i said ill try the beach again this time said ill try behind the skellig hotel and again would you believe :cry:

.Going extending my fishing trip till saturday because i no i can make up for 4 lost fish

Thanks every1 for the info was very useful ill update again saturday hopefuly with better results and fine pictures. :wink:

#9 Post by **bhoynuts32** » Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:48 pm

Tried getting in bhoy but the powers that be wouldnt leave me they said come on now your a bit old for that and sent me on my way :cry:

#10 Post by **Adam S** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 8:18 am

Milltown beach is no use, its too shallow all the way out. even behind the skelling you need to find the channel and its at range and a particular angle.

the harbour mouth area would be a better bet.

#11 Post by **bhoy32** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 5:15 pm

your letting the side down now if i have to come down and show ya how its done youl be sorry ya hear :evil:

had another belter last night cant stop catching them since ya gone think you a jonah :lol:

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