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#21 Post by teacher »

Mr_Green wrote:im goin... 1st timer..go easy on me :oops: lol...bring ur own bait obviously?


Fish beside me ... I haven't been fishing in about 3 months ;)

... on second thoughts, maybe nobody should fish beside me until I see if I remember how to cast straight. :D

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#22 Post by Kraken »

Hey Mr Green - I'm a first timer too - think we might go to one end of the beach (just not to embarass ourselves) :oops: :oops: :oops:

Shag that ..... get into the middle of everyone and try to learn some stuff

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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#23 Post by jd »

I'll be in Jack Whites between Noon and 1pm.
Leaving Jack Whites, we drive towards Arklow and take a left after the sign saying "Redcross River". Then take a right, and right again.
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#24 Post by Ferg »

Hi there
There will be a few first timers there. Can we get one end of the beach on our own :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
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#25 Post by Steve »

I'll probably see you at JW's pub JD - hope the coffee is up to scratch!
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#26 Post by kstaff »

Hope to be ther too. Where in Dublin / Meath do you dig Lug?
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#27 Post by Mr_Green »

yeah we might need some space eh? lol... how do u get 2 it from britas bay then?
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#28 Post by Pat Spillane »

Just stay on the main road for Arklow and follow JD's instructions.

JD is there a backup plan and is it N or S beach as I will be a bit late
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#29 Post by Mr_Green »

so incase i get lost ..can some1 pm there number... just 2 cover all possibilites lol... i aint no gps :lol:
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#30 Post by jd »

Hi
After some consultation we are fishing the north beach.
As for a reserve, if it is unfishable, so will be most of the locality. We will decide early morning if necessary. However most of the weather models are saying it will be a typical fresh winter westerly so we should be ok (but cold!) This is a friendly meet /comp, but all are welcome to enter the comp.
10 e entry (60/40/20 po) and 5 euro pool for biggest fish.


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#31 Post by Don »

Whats the bottom like here, are we going to be fishing over clean ground?

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#32 Post by Donagh »

There are submerged rocks where you come out but 20 yards up the beach up to malin head is clean. The area is know for strong tides and is one of the reasons you can fish here in peace on a summer day as its unsafe for swimming. Though there was a move to make it a nudist beach 10 years oe so back. Only evidence I ever saw of it was one day having to step over a naked fat german every 50 yards when walking up the beach with me da one Sunday.

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#33 Post by petekd »

:D Nice...... :D Good old germans.....always good for a laugh.
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#34 Post by kieran »

Donagh wrote:Only evidence I ever saw of it was one day having to step over a naked fat german every 50 yards when walking up the beach with me da one Sunday.
Donagh


So in answer to Don;s question about what the bottom was like, the answer is HAIRY!!!! :D :?
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#35 Post by Marco »

Where can I find Jack White's pub, don't feel like getting lost so I guess the pub is my safest bet.
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#36 Post by jd »

Jack White's pub is about 4 miles before Arklow on the main Dublin Wexford road. When the dual carriageways/motorways fromDublin turn to single carriageway, you know you are about 5 miles away.
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#37 Post by Marco »

Tks JD,

S/U there so
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#38 Post by jd »

Ok

List is
jd
mac(maybe)
jw
kraken
steve
teacher
fishaholic
kleeneze
mickthepainter
alby
ferg
marco
pat spillane
coaster
blaker
kstaff
mr_green
don


which is 18 people

Any additions /subtractions?

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#39 Post by ckpainters »

sorry looks like Im out.
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#40 Post by kstaff »

That looks like a great turn out, hope the Bass know we're coming, heard they are giving themselves up down there to float fished sweetcorn ;-)
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