Alright Northern Boy, Me thinks its time for another one...

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#1 Post by **Drew** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 10:28 am

Anoyone for Portaferry during the next couple of Weeks for a bit of Coaly, Codling, Pollack, Mackeral, Conger, Rockling Bashing?

Weeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!

pookie · #2 Post by **pookie** » Fri Jul 15, 2005 8:59 am

Ass always you can put my groups name down thats me,costa and david.

Let me know when and were. I fish any place. I would like to hite ballintoy on the white rocks in the evening but fish anywere.

let me know mate , how is down fishing at moment

#3 Post by **Drew** » Fri Jul 15, 2005 12:00 pm

Dont know mate, my shore fishing has been limited, WIll see if Ron/Shock etc etc are interested.

pookie · #4 Post by **pookie** » Sat Jul 16, 2005 9:56 am

Iam not bothered were, but doing alot of spinning and wrasse fishing along north antrim way. so there another route to try been some great days fishing hand.

#5 Post by **Drew** » Sun Jul 17, 2005 8:03 am

I was thinking Possibly Starting before dusk on the Bottom Pier at Portaferry, for a bit of Pollack, Coaly Mackeral action, hopefully get some Fresh Bait for Eels.... Fish baits on Boat rods down the Side for the Congers and may be couple further out for the Coalies/Codling/Pollack/Rockling/Doggies....

pookie · #6 Post by **pookie** » Sun Jul 24, 2005 10:38 am

Trying to get a quick meet sorted for not this tues but next at bangor pier for wrasse and congor ron up for it.

Then we can sort a proper meet for later in the mnth.

If we were to fish portaferry what kit is needed is it good to spin for pollock here and can wrasee be taken.

Fished rons private mark again and wow BIG BIG wrasse and pollock a great trip. Like this spinning lark could mix of the fun of fly with the fun of sea.

Made mind up going for contie style 13-14ft rod with fixed spool tried one other week and got out fare with it so going that way

#7 Post by **magelite** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 8:25 am

im there guys just let me know the time etc pookie and i will make an appearance after a long lay off. you have got to fish the ledge soon though its alive with so many different spieces i was there on saturday and between myself and other anglers there was pollock, wrasse, coalies, plaice, dabs, flounder, dogfish, red gurnard and mackerel being caught i was lucky enough to catch 7 spieces only thing i missed was mackerel and coalies!

pookie · #8 Post by **pookie** » Mon Jul 25, 2005 9:55 am

still not sure were the ledges are would love to try it as you talk so highly of it. and what gear do i use for such a mark.

clad you back after your troubles.