Donaghadee 5th September

[rdoggart]

People:Just Me

Duration:6:30pm-8:30pm

Tide:Rising

Weather:Very Windy

Bait:lug and rag

Rigs: 2up

Results:pollock, coalie, rocking, cod, poor cod




Report: Had dug some worm intending to fish Saturday night, but ended up doing taxi service for kids, so headed down Sunday night. It was very windy with the waves were smashing into the north pier. Cast out into the harbour entrance but bit detection was near impossible due to the wind. So just left the bait out for 5 minutes then wound back in. Had fish every cast, they seem to be feeding hard on the bottom in the coloured water. Had several double hook ups of coalies.

All in all a good night, and the wind was not too cold.

Ronnie

[saving private brian]

a fish every cast is nice no matter wat size.it blew up fresh enough yesterday alrite.i think the wind was southerly to southeasterly so it is never a cold wind

[Al and Jordan]

nice one ronnie. the rough sea would have been churning up loads of natural bait for them to feed on . apparently that's when you stand the best chance of a decent codling too

[Der Baron]

Yep! Donaghadee should be coming into it's own shortly coming into the Autumn. Will maybe start heading down there for evening sessions, it fishes pretty well upto about Crimbo. I use Santa arriving on the lifeboat as the cut offmark for there!!!

[jammiedodger55]

was out sunday morning and had absolutly nothing but didnt have any worms with me isn that what is needed?

[Drew]

was out sunday morning and had absolutly nothing but didnt have any worms with me isn that what is needed?

Yes mate. Lugworm is king, with Rag a close second.

[zeboi]

haha sounds if u did well. i was at the railings on saturday wat bait should i use and does the weather make a dif

[rdoggart]

As Drew says Lug is king and fishing in the evening is the most productive.

Ronnie

[grady]

conditions seems wasnt best but fish within every cast that's pays back so well done lad