We were then joined by Mr David Smith and his friend. A meeting of the anglers on a cold windy day, I was glad of the company as the fish weren't about. David was telling me the story of how he thought Graham Smith everything he knows especially how to catch TOPE
Wheres all the fish gone
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Wheres all the fish gone
With the ridiculous weather we have been having lately its been 3 months since I last fished my home grounds on the east coast of Ireland. So Sunday gone I was up at 5am a quick chat with the dog over breakfast and I was on my merry way. 30 minutes later and I was looking out onto Dublin Bay, the wind was against the tide and causing it to be fairly lumpy after what seemed like 5 hours I was eventually geared up
Onwards I peddled out to 40 ft of water and set about a couple of drifts, lug worm and mackerel was the bait choices. Unfortunately it was very quiet and the only thing the dubby attracted was a huge seal
. With two hours passed I headed for some shelter in the bay. In the distance I could see my good friend John Hughes cruising in his boat towards me
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Myself and John hung about the same grounds chatting and having the usual Craic. He even showed me his trick of how he turns a two piece rod into a three piece one 
We were then joined by Mr David Smith and his friend. A meeting of the anglers on a cold windy day, I was glad of the company as the fish weren't about. David was telling me the story of how he thought Graham Smith everything he knows especially how to catch TOPE
So the fish didnt play ball and the weather made life difficult but it was great to be out and about. Thank god for this wee fellow
Until next week ..................................................
We were then joined by Mr David Smith and his friend. A meeting of the anglers on a cold windy day, I was glad of the company as the fish weren't about. David was telling me the story of how he thought Graham Smith everything he knows especially how to catch TOPE
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Re: Wheres all the fish gone
Great report as usual anthony, nice meeting up with yourself again,and nice to put a face to david's name and his crew mate, fishing very slow to say it mildly i only managed plenty of whiting a few dabs and a lone pollack on sunday, i was out yesterday lots of whiting good few dabs and a hand full of dogs, never seen it as bad inshore and i have fished all year round every year for years,in saying that i had a couple of nice fish last week best cod about 3lb, (wheres all the fish gone) is right 
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Re: Wheres all the fish gone
I'd gladly settle for a few cod john. If the wind behaves ill b back out this evening and fish into dark so fingers crossed.
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