guide to split/puck/devils rock, balscadden howth

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kieran
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guide to split/puck/devils rock, balscadden howth

#1 Post by kieran »

Hi

Given the level of interets I have added a single page guide to the puck's rock at the following address on this side.

http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/Mark ... 0howth.htm

If it is deficient in any way, please email me or post the ammendments or corrections here and I will try to get them up as soon as possible

Thanks, and take care on that cliff walkway!
Kieran Hanrahan

Time spent fishing is never time wasted...

2015 targets - a triggerfish, a specimen bass, a three bearded rockling to complete the set and something big and toothy from certain north Mayo deep water marks
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#2 Post by Paulod »

Hi Kieran,

Thanks for all the details. Does the split rock get overcrowded durning the summer like Balscadden or is it relatively quiet even then?

Thanks,
Paul
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#3 Post by George »

Split rock is not packed at all during the summer as firstly not many people know where it is and of those that do the majority would not dare venture down a near sheer cliff face! Also many people think that the high or low rocks are better just because so many people fish there but this is not true.
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jfkireland
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#4 Post by jfkireland »

Kieran,
Thank you very much for this detail. Excellent.
On a similar point, do you know of any spots around Balbriggan fish any way decent. I will be moving out close to there and would really like to fish if there is something to catch somewhere close.
Thanks
JK
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#5 Post by Wes »

Top notch Kieran........I get alot of questions about it, now i'll be able to forward the link in future. Great stuff!
Last edited by Wes on Wed Feb 11, 2004 2:59 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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