does anyone fish behind greystones golf coures

Does anyone fish behind greystones golf course I tried it this morning for the first time just at the first stream off the beach. I was cuaght up on my first cast tryed again a few more times was geting caught up on every cast moved down to the first corner off the rocks and was pulling in pumps of seaweed tried for a few more casts and the same thing, there was no weed floating on the sea. found it un fishable and went home
Was I fishing in two bad spots or was it just a bad day

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Yeh that area can get very weedy at times. As for the snags Ive never got one but believe there is a section there called the hungry acre haha. Maybe an experienced angler can clarify where this exactly is. The North beach is never usually that weedy and is a good backup mark when the south beach is unfishable. Not sure if this is still accessible as there is work going on at the pier. Again maybe a local angler can clear this up.

nice one cheers mate

behind the golf course can be good but as you said can get very weedy but i have never got any snags on it maybe it was just heavy kelp on the sea bed try again another day before you give up on it also the nth beach is still fishable you can enter from the harbour or a place called the grove ask any local were it is also it a great back up when the sth beach is weedy never much weed or run on it

To access the north beach follow the small road up by joe sweeneys chipper.When you cant drive any further walk until the right hand turn and your on the north beach.

nice one men cheers could of been heavy kelp as you say ah sure ill give her a go an other day and see from there

H.ow far down along the tracks did you go. Had bass and dogs half way between greystones and killcool a little bit snaggy but not to bad.

I fished it on the beach just at the first stream and then past the second stream on the first corner were you can see the sea side of Bray head

I fished it on the beach just at the first stream and then past the second stream on the first corner were you can see the sea side of Bray Head (??)

Sounds like you were fishing what used to be called the dry river bed (mabe its wet now) the rough ground changes from year to year depending on big tides and heavy seas. Sometimes its just sand and after a big blow the rocks can become uncovered and kelp will establish its self during the summer months. Fish here with crab bait and stout end gear and you could be supprised, some nice bass and resident summer codling would be the bounty. Ballygannon as its known is not a patch of its fomer self in its heyday. The buggers robbed all the mussel and feed and shipped it down to wexford.