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blaker
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Courtmac - Bank holiday Saturday

#1 Post by blaker »

Location: Me and the ould fella

Time: Midday onwards

Tactics: Floatfished mackerel bits

Conditions: Surface of the sun warm

Results: 12 mullet, one strap conger

Report: 12 mullet best to 5lb 2oz. Selected others 4lb 8, 4lb 12, 4lb 14. Got the conger on a quiver tip rod, size 12 hook and 5 lb line!!

I was just itching to get out even with the cast on so it was great to geta few fish and the first specimen of the year!
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#2 Post by blaker »

Obviously the location wasn't me and the ould fella!! It was the head of Courtmac pier.
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#3 Post by MAC »

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Nice one Blaker. Super Mullet. Were you float fishing and quiver tipping? Super Mullet and well done on the specimen.

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#4 Post by blaker »

Cheers Mac.

I was floatfishing with the quiver tip rod. You keep the bait only about 2 inches off the bottom so its doable.

Its a bit of a quandry because there are some really huge fish there which you probably wouldnt handle adequately on the super light gear but tooling up would mean less enjoyment out of the 1 to 5 lb fish. Bit of give and take really.
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#5 Post by gitboy »

thanks blaker for the old mackeral on sunday...worked a treat after...i didn't land one but had a nice one on for about two minute before it pulled the hook...good to see your tactic...well done on the specimen..again thanks
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#6 Post by blaker »

Gitboy nice to meet you, I had no idea it was yourself.

Unfortunate that you only really arrived for the tail end of the action but glad to hear you had a bit of luck
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#7 Post by gitboy »

i had no idea your where a forum member either...we should all fish with our user names hanging around over necks .....again thanks.....think ill have to come down in september for the bass action your father was talking about.
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