Blanking Fantasticly;( ,clare

Hi,
With the weather getting worse now,but still maybe a few days left to lure fish for bass i was hoping for some recommendations for lure fishing for bass in Clare.
Based in ennis and fishing nearly ten years now i predominantly used fish for pike but the last 3 summers have been focused on bass due to my love for the sea.
My first year went ok and my first bass of 5lbs on September 13th which was a Friday assured me my luck was in,i also finished at a final table of a poker event that night:) so it won't be easily forgot. Last year i had my first and only bass of that summer on a popper ,7lbs, This year however i have blanked Fantasticly, and not for the lack of trying.
This has spurred me on to trying marks i havnt before as i mainly fish along one beach,shoreline which i know remarkably well from fishing and snorkeling. The few marks i have tried have been from Kilkee to Spanish Point,mainly fishing on my own i try to avoid very rough conditions,spots i dont know too well and slippery rocks in wet conditions(broken reels,rods and a near sprained ankle).
Any tips or recommendations would be gratefully welcomed as i would share my knowledge of this particular mark which i have had pollack,garfish and bass on poppers,mackeral and wrasse on lures, and mullet and triggerfish on bait,once foul hooked a flounder too:)
thanks for reading my waffle:)

Hi, have you tried the rough ground between the Inagh estuary (Lahinch) and Liscannor harbour, I've had couple on the popper this year 2 outings 2 fish 3 &3 .5 pounds.
or the small beach just around the head at liscannor I don't know what its called.(best at LW+ 4 fish in 4 outings). good luck

Thanks:)
hoping to try the Inagh estuary along the rocks,seems to be a good spot, have heard its also good for wading this estuary,but slightly dangerous because of quicksand or blow outs, have heard this a few times just wondering if its true,not something to be tried on your own i'm guessing,
thanks again

Thanks:)
hoping to try the Inagh estuary along the rocks,seems to be a good spot, have heard its also good for wading this estuary,but slightly dangerous because of quicksand or blow outs, have heard this a few times just wondering if its true,not something to be tried on your own i'm guessing,
thanks again

Don't wade the Inagh. People have been drowned doing this.

thanks for the tips:)
greatly appreciated

thanks for the info lads, unfortunately the bass have given me the cold should this time,
even went snorkeling my regular mark and saw loads:(

they are still around - but i had to spin deeper for them

had one on a shad

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