SAI Shore Ma #4,#5 Kerry August 14/15

I'll be there!

and the proof

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what rod is that in the background? and nice ray

I'll be there!

and the proof

I would have done my hair if I'd have known you were posting the photo.
Nice one.

Terrific Ray,

Well done David

nice ray David. nice hair

Only made the Saturday Comp but very enjoyable to say the least. Good crack on the beach as always.

JP won day 1 / Ventry

Keith Murphy won day 2 /Inch

Well done to all that attended.... Were there a few fish on the cards?

Kev

Were there a few fish on the cards?

Kev

There was no fish on the cards....

that monster must be over 10lb, did ya weigh it. its a cracker. any other decent stuff taken?

that monster must be over 10lb, did ya weigh it. its a cracker. any other decent stuff taken?

59cm across the wings. We gave it 8-10lb at the time. but I seem to remember a similar sized fish recently going over 12lb.
Has anyone got a good conversion chart

Donal was saying that any painted Ray he gets over 59cm he gets the scales because it's usually over/about 10lb.
Cracking fish though

that monster must be over 10lb, did ya weigh it. its a cracker. any other decent stuff taken?

59cm across the wings. We gave it 8-10lb at the time. but I seem to remember a similar sized fish recently going over 12lb.
Has anyone got a good conversion chart

Using this info from www.ices.dk/marineworld/fishmap/ices/pdf/thornback.pdf



The relationships between disc width (D) and total length (L), and total length and total weight (W) are given
by the following relationships (unpublished data):
D = 0.6930 L - 0.2480
W = 0.0042 * L 3.1129

D=59cm measured on the day

4337.7g
aprox 9.6lb

Would that sound right?
Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm a physicist not a marine biologist.
I'm only learning

Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm a physicist not a marine biologist.

Got to love that Quote.... I think I might be borrowing that one in the near future