“BELLA VISTA” CHRISTMAS FAIR COMPETITION

“BELLA VISTA”

CHRISTMAS FAIR COMPETITION


Open to all anglers, no fancy rules, just a fun day out with loads of prizes


Proceeds will go to the Irish International boat Team travelling to Montenegro for the 2010 World Boat Angling Championships.

2000 Euro PRIZE FUND
Based on minimum 56 entries

500 Euro for HEAVIEST FISH

Excluding Conger eel

MANY PRIZES FOR LONGEST FISH
Ling, Cod, Pollock, Coalfish, Pouting/PoorCod, Whiting, Gurnard, Flats, Ray, Bream, Scad, Tope, ETC. and MANY MORE CATAGORIES, Most Species (180mm size limit), Junior, Ladies.


80 Euro entry Seniors, 50 Euro entry Juniors

When & Where


COBH HARBOUR, December 5th 2009
Boats leave Harbour at 9.00, Fishing 10.00-3.00pm, Prize-giving 6pm at the Bella-Vista Hotel, Cobh

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Contact Kit @ 087-6832179 or Martin @ 086-8219730
Posted entries to 10C Wicklow Heights, Wicklow Town, Co. Wicklow

BellaVista Hotel, 021-4812450, Special Offer !

50 Euro B+B + Evening Meal.
10 Euro Main Course, 15 Euro Starter & Main for those not staying over.
MUSIC & CRAIC Afterwards till late

They are at the bottom of the post

They are at the bottom of the post

thats why i deleted the post never saw it in my rush to pm evan haha
to see would he be up for it sounds great

Great idea

Is Kevin renting out his Boats

Can small boats fish aswell if they pay the fee

Fair play to Kevin and I.F.S.A.

Looks like a good idea alright Roadrunner, are you still drinking the red stuff

Looks like a good idea alright Roadrunner, are you still drinking the red stuff

I think i had one or two of them at the fish off's

Good to see your still alive after your last trip away

BTW are you still on the Chips Tobasco and cheese

Do you think you could make it for this meet

I have a few photos ...............BUT i wont post them here

yeah the dreaded tobasco it leaves you with a warm glow
If i could get the time of work id be up for it

Please stay on the topic

Great choice of venue. Cork Harbour will fish whatever the weather. In the fish-offs last weekend over 3500 fish were caught. That was over 100 fish per angler over the two days and all fish were caught within the confines of the Harbour. The fishing in early December should be just as good.

BTW with all those anglers the Bellavista should fill up quickly, a deal will also be available from the Commodore Hotel (http://www.avvio.com/hotels/Commodore_H ... /index.php) so no worries on the accommodation front .

Does anyone know how this one will run? Is it a samll boats style Comp or is it charter based?

Kev

Just looked at the Bellavista website gallery, I like the first 4 and a bit pages of photos

http://www.bellavistahotel.ie/cobhphotos.asp?page=undefined&albumid=5260273752130558161&si=1

Please stay on the topic

Sorry Mr Domeney

I like the first 4 and a bit pages of photos

http://www.bellavistahotel.ie/cobhphotos.asp?page=undefined&albumid=5260273752130558161&si=1

Hey...isn't that you Jim and Deora De?

I'd suggest Deora De deserves a booking this time .

Hey...isn't that you Jim and Deora De?

Sure is Pat "Plagiarism" is that the right word

The fishing looks like it will be good for the weekend coming. Although, there has been a lot of floodwater, a recent shore competition off the quays of Cobh gave a taster for what to expect. There were plenty of dogs, whiting, and codling. In fact it was reported back to me that it was nearly a fish a cast. If boats fish the inner Harbour, like they did for the fish-offs, expect huge numbers of fish . Just to add a bit of variety, local trawlers have caught HAKE and JOHN DORY within casting distance of the quays in the last week. Is there a prize for most exotic species? There were also tope caught during the fish-offs. The variety of species that this harbour can throw up never ceases to amaze.

Does anyone know how this one will run? Is it a samll boats style Comp or is it charter based?

Kev

Anyone know??

hi ,
did this go ahead, any results, or was it another victim of the terrible weather, rollon next week, a break at last.
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