Killoughter 22/03/2014

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Killoughter 22/03/2014

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People:Myself, Skelly and James

Duration:6pm -10pm

Tide:2 hours of the drop and 2 hours up

Weather:Breezy but dry

Bait:Frozen crab, Mak, Ragworm

Rigs:Pullies and flappers

Results: DOGFEST




Report: it's been a while since we last fished this mark, but we thought we might root out a few small codling and maybe a nice whiting or 2.
From the first cast it was Dogfish and that's how the session continued with singles and doubles coming in; nigh on every cast.

Skell had a few whiting (biggest 29cm) along with a with good haul of Dogs, myself and James eased off on the fishing once our Dogfish tally hit double figures. As the night grew colder Skelly called time up (I'd say his arms were heavy by that time with around 20 fish or so to his credit) and we headed for home.

Blustery auld night but enjoyable all the same.
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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

#2 Post by John cork »

At least ye were busy fair play fair getting out :):)

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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

#3 Post by roger de dodger »

now i know where not to go :lol: :lol: nothing wrong with a doggie bash (once a year :twisted: ) still if it was a comp one wouldnt complain :mrgreen:
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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

#4 Post by donal domeney »

A handy bit of bodybuilding to get you in shape for the hounds :lol: :lol:
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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

#5 Post by Sugarlumps »

Same happened to me three weeks ago. Double's and triples, no sooner had I cast out and it was hit. Even moved a few times with the same result. Ravenous sea monsters.
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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

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roger de dodger wrote:now i know where not to go :lol: :lol: nothing wrong with a doggie bash (once a year :twisted: ) still if it was a comp one wouldnt complain :mrgreen:

I'd sooner keep me bait for Smoothie season Roger :lol:
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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

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donal domeney wrote:A handy bit of bodybuilding to get you in shape for the hounds :lol: :lol:
I'd say that long Winter has many a lad oua shape not to mention depressed, roll on the Summer.
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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

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Sugarlumps wrote:Same happened to me three weeks ago. Double's and triples, no sooner had I cast out and it was hit. Even moved a few times with the same result. Ravenous sea monsters.
They were feeding very hard, ud be hard pressed to get anything else with the amount of them out there at the minute. :shock:
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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

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John cork wrote:At least ye were busy fair play fair getting out :):)

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Hopefully that's this years quota of Doggies oua the way :roll:
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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

#10 Post by John cork »

Haha wishful thinking I think but id be happy with a nite like that never landed more then 4 or a double myself in a nite;)

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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

#11 Post by seabass88 »

Id sit and catch dogfish all day , better than catching nothing
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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

#12 Post by paul skelly »

MONKEYwrasse wrote:
John cork wrote:At least ye were busy fair play fair getting out :):)

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Hopefully that's this years quota of Doggies oua the way :roll:
Lol the only way you'll miss the dogs is if you start lure fishing, and some how I can't see that happening lol
Good session all the same ;)
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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

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paul skelly wrote:
MONKEYwrasse wrote:
John cork wrote:At least ye were busy fair play fair getting out :):)

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Hopefully that's this years quota of Doggies oua the way :roll:
Lol the only way you'll miss the dogs is if you start lure fishing, and some how I can't see that happening lol
Good session all the same ;)
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Re: Killoughter 22/03/2014

#14 Post by Al and Jordan »

:lol: :lol: nothing wrong with a doggie session man :D
at least they put a bend in the rod which is more than can be said for the 6 inch coalies and whiting we usually get plagued with :P
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