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#1 Post by lugworm »

I know i know its waaaaaaaaaaay to early but im feeling optimistic, hope its better this year than last..... What are peoples opinions?
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#2 Post by junior conger »

im looking forward to it! hopefully its better than last year only had 3 fish over 2.5lbs last year!
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#3 Post by ste c »

cant wait hope its better than last year though
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#4 Post by Conger »

Oh Please God let it be better than last year, tis a long drive from Limerick for a couple of whiting and small codling :shock: :shock: :shock:
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#5 Post by seanie35 »

Hope its good no reason why it shouldnt be decent
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#6 Post by basstardo »

I heard of a few eejits trying for a few last night.. crazy fools..
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#7 Post by donal domeney »

basstardo wrote:I heard of a few eejits trying for a few last night.. crazy fools..
Well lad, I don't know who the crazy fool are but I would be expecting to get a few cod off the beaches from now on.
It is a good indicator for the coming winter
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#8 Post by red »

donal domeney wrote:
basstardo wrote:I heard of a few eejits trying for a few last night.. crazy fools..
Well lad, I don't who the crazy fool are
Trust me, they are crazy fools:grin::grin::grin:
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red wrote:
donal domeney wrote:
basstardo wrote:I heard of a few eejits trying for a few last night.. crazy fools..
Well lad, I don't know who the crazy fool are
Trust me, they are crazy fools:grin::grin::grin:
Liar, I'm heading to Garryvoe tomorrow night with a bucket of crab
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#10 Post by red »

donal domeney wrote:
red wrote:
donal domeney wrote:
basstardo wrote:I heard of a few eejits trying for a few last night.. crazy fools..
Well lad, I don't know who the crazy fool are
Trust me, they are crazy fools:grin::grin::grin:
Liar, I'm heading to Garryvoe tomorrow night with a bucket of crab
You might get a few swallows but there wont be too many cod:-)
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#11 Post by lugworm »

Well boys the earley bird gets the worm ha ha ha ha
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#12 Post by MC »

I wonder if the wife will let me have a few days in Cork this winter. Just in case I am lucky to get a fishing pass, which is better November or January
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donal domeney wrote:
basstardo wrote:I heard of a few eejits trying for a few last night.. crazy fools..
Well lad, I don't know who the crazy fool are but I would be expecting to get a few cod off the beaches from now on.
It is a good indicator for the coming winter
I have had codling in augest from a east cork beach
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#14 Post by lucky13 »

razor2 wrote:
donal domeney wrote:
basstardo wrote:I heard of a few eejits trying for a few last night.. crazy fools..
Well lad, I don't know who the crazy fool are but I would be expecting to get a few cod off the beaches from now on.
It is a good indicator for the coming winter
I have had codling in augest from a east cork beach
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#15 Post by paddyjoe8 »

Conger wrote:Oh Please God let it be better than last year, tis a long drive from Limerick for a couple of whiting and small codling :shock: :shock: :shock:
will u be down seamus?
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#16 Post by Conger »

paddyjoe8 wrote:
Conger wrote:Oh Please God let it be better than last year, tis a long drive from Limerick for a couple of whiting and small codling :shock: :shock: :shock:
will u be down seamus?
Paddy, east cork is like an addiction now :D :D see you on the strand :wink:
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#17 Post by Gunner34 »

What a good time to head to cork for the cod
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#18 Post by beachbuddy »

Gunner34 wrote:What a good time to head to cork for the cod
A good start would be look at the cod thread from last year :idea: it will give you a rough idea of locations and dates when old bucket mouths turned up .No doubt once a few start to turn up word will spread like a wild fire and you will know exactly when and where.Hope im wrong but not expecting a hectic cod year but should definitely be good sized whitting about judging by the numbers of pins last year :cry:
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#19 Post by Fish for Burnz »

there are a few starting to show around now heard of a 6.5lb caught in youghal a week ago at a cometition
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