People: me plus mate
Duration: summer 2013
Tide: low
Weather: all kinds
Bait: smelt
Rigs: wessex
Results: sea trout /flounder
Hey just a few nice trout I got last year thought I'd post them up and also a nice pb flounder , can anyone guess the weight /length of it ?
foyle 2013
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Re: foyle 2013
Sorry here is the flounder
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Re: foyle 2013
nice flounder 35cm + anyway
Conor McDermott
TARGETS 2013: A decent bass from north Clare and some decent pollack
Species 2012:18
SPECIES 2013: 5B rockling,3b rockling,LSD's,flounder,coalies,whiting,dab,turbot,conger,bull huss,thornback ray,bass,cuckoo wrasse,mackerel, launce, pollack,painted ray, ballan wrasse
TARGETS 2013: A decent bass from north Clare and some decent pollack
Species 2012:18
SPECIES 2013: 5B rockling,3b rockling,LSD's,flounder,coalies,whiting,dab,turbot,conger,bull huss,thornback ray,bass,cuckoo wrasse,mackerel, launce, pollack,painted ray, ballan wrasse
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Re: foyle 2013
i fished the foyle / out the line years ago i thought you were only allowed to use worms as bait. my be im wrong but you seem to be using all sorts ............. nice trout
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Re: foyle 2013
Lol no I always use smelt as bait , used to use mackeral like everyone else does, you can use whatever bait you like in the Foyle up as far as the border , lots of guys fish for flounder and sole using rag and lug and peeler also , aslong as you have your licence and your not upto no good then fish baits are fine
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Re: foyle 2013
When you say I've been using all sorts ? Not to be cheeky though correct me if I'm wrong I think the only methods I've stated on all my posts have been smelt fished on a Wessex rigskeetz wrote:i fished the foyle / out the line years ago i thought you were only allowed to use worms as bait. my be im wrong but you seem to be using all sorts ............. nice trout
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Re: foyle 2013
Hi all,
A question on licences. Is there any difference in the waters covered by doing the following (and if so, what):
- DCAL licence + Foyle endorsement
- Foyle licence + DCAL endorsement
Intuitively there is a difference (the price is slightly different, by £1) but it is not at all obvious to me from reading the DCAL and LA site what the difference is.
Thanks.
A question on licences. Is there any difference in the waters covered by doing the following (and if so, what):
- DCAL licence + Foyle endorsement
- Foyle licence + DCAL endorsement
Intuitively there is a difference (the price is slightly different, by £1) but it is not at all obvious to me from reading the DCAL and LA site what the difference is.
Thanks.
2013 species (23 shore): flounder, plaice, turbot, dab, coalfish, pollock, codling, mackerel, cuttlefish, silver eel, pouting, 3b & 5b rockling, white trout, salmon, whiting, LSD, ballan, corkwing & goldsinney wrasse, thornback & spotted ray, red gurnard, lesser weever, LSSS
2014 shore (27): flounder, plaice, turbot, dab, coalfish, pollock, codling, mackerel, silver eel, pouting, 5b rockling, whiting, LSD, GSD, tope, smoothhound, ballan&corkwing wrasse, thornback & painted ray, tub gurnard, bass, common blenny, rock goby, haddock, LSSS, poor cod
2015 shore (37): cod, flounder, pollack, coalfish, poor cod, 5 bd rockling, shore rockling, whiting, LSD, plaice, dab, thornback ray, undulate ray, stingray, garfish, conger, ballan wrasse, corkwing wrasse, rock-cook wrasse, goldsinney wrasse, tub gurnard, common & tompot blenny, rock goby, pout, greater sandeel, mackerel, smoothhound, turbot, haddock, scad, red mullet, black bream, silver eel, bass, lesser weever, lsss
2014 shore (27): flounder, plaice, turbot, dab, coalfish, pollock, codling, mackerel, silver eel, pouting, 5b rockling, whiting, LSD, GSD, tope, smoothhound, ballan&corkwing wrasse, thornback & painted ray, tub gurnard, bass, common blenny, rock goby, haddock, LSSS, poor cod
2015 shore (37): cod, flounder, pollack, coalfish, poor cod, 5 bd rockling, shore rockling, whiting, LSD, plaice, dab, thornback ray, undulate ray, stingray, garfish, conger, ballan wrasse, corkwing wrasse, rock-cook wrasse, goldsinney wrasse, tub gurnard, common & tompot blenny, rock goby, pout, greater sandeel, mackerel, smoothhound, turbot, haddock, scad, red mullet, black bream, silver eel, bass, lesser weever, lsss
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Re: foyle 2013
If you havw the dcal licence you can apply for the Foyle licence for 1 pound yes , the Foyle licence will cover for Foyle catchment and also for some trout/pike lakes around the Moorlough,ash,enagh etc some also require a permit though , were as dcal covers most other counties in the north , I always get the Foyle on 1st of Jan because it doubles up as a course licence for me then apply for the dcal around mid march