galwaybay, 25/08 and near buncrana 26/08

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corbyeire
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galwaybay, 25/08 and near buncrana 26/08

#1 Post by corbyeire »

People: myself

Duration: 3 hours each evening

Tide: over high galway and on the fill donegal

Weather: raining galway - dry donegal

Bait: rag, mac, sandeel, sprat

Rigs: 3hook flapper, pulley

Results: 1 codling galway - blank donegal

Report: not much to report just that i got my first ever codling in galway bay - heard they were there 20 years ago from the shore and gone since - took rag

it was a shingle beach with plenty of rough ground about in places - first time fishing it

was only 17cm - but good to see in these parts

after a lot of research the donegal mark was tried and i was finding the channel fine - but the crabs had me destroyed in 2 mins each cast - flew through the bait - no ray were had - nice mark all the same

thanks to all who gave me advice from up buncrana way - will definitely try it again if im up that side
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Re: galwaybay, 25/08 and near buncrana 26/08

#2 Post by saltydog »

Well done on the Cod 8) 8) tried that spot last year 2 rods fishing over the fill for 5hrs bait untouched.... might be time to revist it so :wink: :)
Shore Species 2011 (31) Ballan Wrasse, Bass, Bullhuss, Coalfish, Cod, Conger, Corkwing Wrasse, Cuckoo Ray, Dab, Dogfish, Five Bearded Rockling, Flounder, Goldsinny Wrasse, Long Spined Sea Scorpion, Mackerel, Plaice, Pollack, Poor Cod, Pouting, Rock Goby, Shanny, Shore Rockling, Short Spined Sea Scorpion, Thornback Ray, Three Bearded Rockling, Tompot Blenny, Tope, Tub Gurnard, Turbot, Undulate Ray, Whiting

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Re: galwaybay, 25/08 and near buncrana 26/08

#3 Post by gfkelly1969 »

well done brian nice to see the cod around,i heard of a spot out past spiddal that you can get them but i never tried the mark
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Re: galwaybay, 25/08 and near buncrana 26/08

#4 Post by corbyeire »

ive a feeling i could go back to that spot 20 times and never get a cod again - and perhaps not even a fish!

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