It was with great excitement and trepidation that i left portmagee on friday morning.Despite the windy weather on wednsday /thurs the swell
had moderated enough to allow me to run the 68 mikes in about 3 hours.
On arrival in the area the conditions were amazing with just a slight swell from the NW.
I quickly went about setting up my spread of lures and set up four rods, the two outside were long and the two centre rods closer in.
and a surface popper in the propwash to add some noise and commotion.
after half an hour of watching the rods it was time for a sambo,and as is always the case guess what happens when you put food in your hand ?
bang the sh*t hits the fan with all four rods going ZZZZZZZZ and off we go.the first fish to hit the deck was this good solid 25lber. Then rob landed what appeared to be its twin brother things get very messy with four slobs hammering away on the deck messy or what time for the deckwash
then after a bit of cleaning and lots of hi fives we went back to trolling .the next fish were single strikes one plump 18lber and a little baby .so with the sun starting to set and mission accomplished we decided to
head for home, in the beautiful calm conditions i managed to maintain an average 25knots what more can I say , a day I will never ever forget
tight lines
mick
what time do i call over 
just as well you washed her down before coming back in. try explaining that one to the gards 
