Please help!!!!

Hi all,

I am brand new to this site, looks good, haven't been fishing in a couple of years and have just taken it back up as it was always something I missed, just dug my ragworm today and am looking to go fishing tomorrow morning, does anybody know where is a good spot for sea fishing on the north side of Dublin where I can use my ragworm????

Please help, I need to catch!

Many thanks

hi mate welcome to the site there is not many people fishing dublin at the moment you might be better of driving the extra distance out to graystones pier lot of fish get caught there at the moment most of them small but always the chance of a good size codling this time of year best of luck

Thanks for that mate, some guy told me off greystones beach, do you think the pier would be better???? Would you catch anything in dollymount???

You could try the estuaries (Malahide/Baldoyle) at low tide. Low tide due to the lack of current. However, I suspect lug would be better there. Using rag, I'd either float fish of Howth harbour, or beach fish at sutton/claremont or portmarnock.

http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/shor ... dublin.htm

Thanks for that mate, some guy told me off greystones beach, do you think the pier would be better???? Would you catch anything in dollymount???

Next time you're out that way, try fishing the Wooden Bridge. Fish it a couple of hours before and after full tide. You will always get whiting around the piles and flounder in the channels. Like most places it isn't as good as it was years ago but it can always throw up a good fish every now and then. Coalfish, Codling, Bass, Mullet and Sea Trout can be caught there in their season though if you're after these species then patience will be one of your greatest allies. This is a pedestrian as well as a vehicular bridge so be mindful of the public as it isn't lit. If you put in the hours then you will get fish anywhere in Dublin.

Plenty of fish on killiney beach at the moment, have had plenty of whiting up to 30cm recently at least one fish a cast also few flats 5 beard rockling and small codling.