SAI Wreck Weekend, Union hall 3rd and 4th July 2010

three so far, jw pat, roadrunner

eight or nine would be an ideal number i suppose

I'm most definitely in for this trip John.

I'm in John!!

im in too john

jw, pat, roadrunner, the austrian, alby boycie

it is reported that due to the recent rises in water temps blue sharks
are showing up on the wrecks feeding on the whitefish and have
been caught both on pirks on the bottom and on conventional shark traces

nevermind the blues, I would be just as happy catching a specimen ling or haddock

I'm in John!!

John, Just an FYI, I can only fish on Saturday, hope that doesn't mess your plans up too much.

the forecast looks ok, guesswork this far ahead

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has anyone looked at booking a b&b for the group ?? the place where i always stay is nice , so let me suggest that ! and for anyone who doesnt know this are there will be no shops open in the mornin and nowhere open when we get off the boat for food !! so the lis-ardagh lodge offers packed lunch on each day for the boat and evening dinners when we get off the boat . if you want to give me exact numbers lads and ill book it and get a group deal

www.lis-ardaghlodge.com/

If some are looking for accommodation for this trip I can recommend the Leap Inn, stayed there last year, friendly and welcoming people, good pints & excellent grub, talk to Ann on 028-33668 in time to get your bookings in. Done mine this minute.
directions: http://www.menupages.ie/cork/west_cork/ ... urant.aspx

check my post on the first page Andy.

ive been watching the forecast for this weekend and it looks on the windy side,
but it cant be relied on yet as its different every time you look at it.

i'll talk to colin on thursday evening and post his decision here as soon as possible

ive been talking to Colin and the forecast at this stage looks a bit breezy but still fishable,
in his opinion. He is reporting good white fish rough ground fishing about 5 miles out,
which is what we might end up doing. the cost is 450 per day it this is how it plays out

for saturday we have

jw, pat, roadrunner, the austrian, alby boycie

for sunday

jw, pat, roadrunner, the austrian

is this ok with all?

donogh from the site is on for saturday as well, ive decided to join
martin and made a reservation at the leap inn

that's fine with me John, see you Friday at the Leap Inn, should be there between 7.30 and 8 pm everything going as planned.

im really sorry guys but i have to pull out of this .... something has come up and i cant get out of it

i will pay for my place if nobody takes it

Danny

for saturday we have

jw, pat, the austrian, alby, boycie and donogh

for sunday

jw, pat, the austrian

i checked agin with colin, we're good to go, its bit a little bit on the breezy side
but no problem. Mackerel can be picked up in abundance and it is hoped
to have good cod fishing, mackerel baits on flowing traces or hookais
seem to be working better than shads. Also sone good pollack and ling
fishing expected.

The meeting time is 8:30 reen pier for departure at 900am sharp

there may be some others joining us on sunday

the latest forecasts look good enough for our trip.

windfinder Cork Buoy.JPG

http://en.windfinder.com/weatherforecast/cork_buoy

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sure martin its only the south coast, all they get is a light chiop there

colin reckons he'll find us good fishing anyway, which is good enough for me

No worries boys, I'll look after the groundbaiting

By the by, is there enough room to put my beach buddy up on the deck??