CHANNEL ISLANDER 22, DONAGHADEE PRIVATE MARINA, 12/09/2010

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CHANNEL ISLANDER 22, DONAGHADEE PRIVATE MARINA, 12/09/2010

#1 Post by jammiedodger55 »

People:me and my brother

Duration:2HRS

Tide:RISING

Weather:SUNNY SPELLS

Bait:FEATHERS

Rigs:FEATHERS

Results:3 MACKEREL

Report:decided that we would go out for a wee fish to see what we could get and were quite disappointed. i got three mackerel on my first go about 300yds out of the harbour and completly blanked after that
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Re: CHANNEL ISLANDER 22, DONAGHADEE PRIVATE MARINA, 12/09/2010

#2 Post by hugo »

It happens. Next time if you're blanking, slice a mackeral into 3ins long strips, stick a few on the feather hooks, drop them to the bottom, and drift. Usually something down there.
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Re: CHANNEL ISLANDER 22, DONAGHADEE PRIVATE MARINA, 12/09/2010

#3 Post by jammiedodger55 »

if i thought that i was going to blank after thats exactly what i would have done but i thought that we were on to alot of fish
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Re: CHANNEL ISLANDER 22, DONAGHADEE PRIVATE MARINA, 12/09/2010

#4 Post by Drew »

Would have expected more out there mate! :shock:
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Re: CHANNEL ISLANDER 22, DONAGHADEE PRIVATE MARINA, 12/09/2010

#5 Post by hugo »

jammiedodger55 wrote:if i thought that i was going to blank after thats exactly what i would have done but i thought that we were on to alot of fish
Apologies....

Macks have gone patchy round here too. Was out last Friday in Killala Bay and got about 50 in 15 mins after motoring around looking for them. Previous week nearby only got six in 3 hours, but lots of pollock down deep. I think this time of year the sprat shoals have mostly dispersed and the well-fed macks are just doing the odd bit of foraging as they head south again. They're good and fat when you get them.

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