Duration:7pm-10-30pm
Tide:rising
Weather:rain held off, for the most part
Bait:rag, mack
Rigs:flappers and mini rigs.
Results:2x mackeral, corkwing wrasse, coalies, pollock, codling, scorpion fish, blennies,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and a bass
Report:Was supposed to go Saturday evening but was too tired,,,or so the wife told me
,,,,,so headed out after work today for a few hours to Greystones. There were a few mack bashers there when i arrived , but a heavy shower ensured that some left and i set up at my usual spot . I set up the two rods but i was concentrating more on the small one as i've become addicted to catching tiddlers 
. A steady stream of codling, pollock, coalies and whiting followed as the skies cleared and the rain moved out to sea. A seal was nearby but didnt seem to affect the fishing. I was getting some small fish on the big rod at distance but i considered packing it away to concentrate on wrasse and other species in close. I sent it out for a last cast and bent down to bait the small rod when the big rod jumped and i grabbed it just before it went over the edge,,,,,,,,,,,,,,fish on and i reeled in a nice bass of about 45cms 
.A quick pic and i released it . This was the first bass i caught at distance and the first that really thumped the rod. I took a pic with the phone and sent it to Fishface to cheer him up
,,i'm sure he was delighted for me,,,,as i was for him when he caught 2 smoothies recently 
. I baited the big rod again and cast out,,,, it was thumped again and i thought it was another bass, but it was a decent size mackeral who gave a better scrap than the bass.Igot another one later on before i finally packed the beachcaster away. I got a lot of small fish on it too which were eaten by some bigger fish
On the small rod in close i was getting plenty of corkwing wrasse, male and female, lots of coalies and a curious black blenny
A great evenings fishing, just what the doctor ordered after working Sat and Sun
. one more than us i may add 
