dungarvan bay(cunnigar)set. 05

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Guest · #1 Post by **Guest** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 6:06 pm

People:me and others at times

Duration:fished 14 times 3 blanks

Tide:filling

Weather:every thing

Bait:spinning/sandeel

Rigs:

Results:81 bass 30 over3 lb
1 sea trout 1.5 lb (first ever at sea)
wrass/pollock/macks
1 2lb flounder on spinner (a first)

Report:fishing very good at times
best bag 21/9/05 13 bass 9 over 3 lb
22/9/05 11 bass 10 over 3 lb
off tomorrow to the canerys for 2 weeks
hope to catch a few bass there
art/

#2 Post by **Ganoz** » Wed Sep 28, 2005 2:55 pm

No more sea breams then in September? I read all your reports about catching them in Dungarvan, has anybody caught them in East Waterford, Dunmore-Tramore area? Never heard any reports from that area, can't see why they wouldn't be elsewhere if they are in Dungarvan

#3 Post by **johnnyf** » Thu Sep 29, 2005 6:13 pm

Hey lads,
I previously fished Cunnigar before and blanked, can you confirm if I was fishing at the right location.parked at a car park and walked along the right coastal edge, to the black rocks, is this the best spot??

Guest · #4 Post by **Guest** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 12:20 pm

cunnigar is a myth.....only fishes well if you have live sandeel...blanked here twice...long drive home to dublin.

Guest · #5 Post by **Guest** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 12:29 pm

Amen, to the long drive home, just looking to catch a Bass and 'break my cherry'.I am from Dublin myself but will travel for Bass, if anybody can give any advise, it would be much appreciated :wink: :lol:

#6 Post by **johnnyf** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 1:46 pm

Sorry the above post was me, not logged in ! :oops:

#7 Post by **iona** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 4:44 pm

try the wexford area if your looking to break yer duck.

i was there in the summer and there were bucket loads of schoolies about.

#8 Post by **johnnyf** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 11:07 pm

Cheers will do. iona, but without giving away too much can u be a little more specific in Wexford or maybe mail it 2 me, if dont want to give the mark away too everyone??

thanks

JohnnyF

tommy · #9 Post by **tommy** » Sun Oct 16, 2005 1:53 am

i think not. as a friend fellow fisherman and often assosiated with Dungarvan bay and arthur d a well known and liked angler in the local area .. as advice to the douthers all i can say is local knolage is a god sent .or maybe you could persist and eventualy you will catch loads of fish on the cunnigar .. i myself am a bit of a joy ridder in that i like to fish from a boat and keep moveing but the truth is that fishing from the bank has proved by far more productiive to my dismay. personally i cauth about 20 bass mostly schoolies never caught a gilt bream but i have withnessed large bag as have many of the locals . my personal best 7lb bass this year. i should point out at this time tat i have lived in dublin for some years. i spend every minute i can fishing on or near the cunnigar or ardmore bay or even ballyvoil east side of the harbour bass can be caught but not a fraction of the numbers the cunnigar can produce. SO wath ever way you achive enlightenment GOOD FISHEN.

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dungarvan bay(cunnigar)set. 05

dungarvan bay(cunnigar)set. 05

a myth you say. hmmm[cunnigar dungarvan]