Any suggested marks between ardmore and dungarvan 4 2morrow?

First low at 8am High tide around 2pm- going to fish on my own, have squid mackerel an a small few razors, leaving cork city at 7am, north easterly wind predicted for tomorrow. Willing to do a bit of cross country, any ideas?

deep water rock mark

Hows it going Mr Mackrels, If I were you I would try and get some crab and fish Youghal ( ferrypoint or the slob) with the bait you have and the weather I would not fancy my chances on any of the marks between Ardmore and dungarvan but I'm not a local so maybe wait and see..

Only a beginer- 60 yard cast max, is that enough to get amongst the fish?

Well there may not be any cod about yet, But there will be some good flounders and coalies about so I would go for the safe bet and fish for whats there if your only starting out. 60 yards is ok for most of the estuary good luck!!

kieth is right.......get a few crab fish the slob and u most definitly get a few flounders, tight lines

Left cork city at 8am, couldnt figure out where the slob was so decided to go to ferry point. On the way stopped on the left side of the old bridge to see if i could find some peeler/soft crab, first thing i noticed is all the tyres in front of the rocks, took about 2hours of looking to find a not very many , most of which were on the small side, all the big ones must of been in the tyres .
Got to ferry point and was set up by 11.30 on the end facing the town, fished till 3.30.. no bites till after 2 when i started catching crab.
Tried fish with a float for a while no -joy, got talking to a dub bringing his dog for a walk there said previous day two guys fishing the exact spot- one caught a double of a nice cod and a coalfish, told me of a rock mark he fishes.
Was determined to catch something, had loads of mackerel and squid left so headed there, just after dark caught a nice pollack . Fished till 10.00pm caught nothing else.