currabinny pier

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mickymall
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currabinny pier

#1 Post by mickymall »

Where exactly is currabinny Pier and when is the best time to fish it. i normally fis the Deepwater quay and de wall. heard so much about currabinny, id like to givde it a shot
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#2 Post by Billy the bass »

Having fished Currabinny for many years I've found it to be a truly going tide mark. That can fish well for many species including red and tub gurnard, not at this time of year though. A great place to introduce a youngster to the sport your virtually guarnteed to catch somthing. Indeed several years ago myself Damn Dave and Big Bren had well over 1oo codling and whiting in a sesion. Take the main right turn in Ringaskiddy signposted to the Moog factory carry on till you get to the first left. There is a large protest sign about the insinerator. Keep on this road past Penn Chemicals and Currabinny woods and you will end up there. Fish baits can catch everything on offer though I often use crab and lug. I won't tell you where to fish its a small pier. Find out yourself.........
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#3 Post by petekd »

Beware the dogfish destroyers that have begun frequenting it also.....
Fluff chucking is the new black..... Rampant Wreckfish is a fly angler in denial :D
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#4 Post by mickymall »

thanks for all the info lads. I'll post a report when i get down there. Keep an eye out. 8)
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#5 Post by mickymall »

Are these the same dog destroyers as the pike and carp destroyers?
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#6 Post by petekd »

They are indeed. Nuff said.
Fluff chucking is the new black..... Rampant Wreckfish is a fly angler in denial :D

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