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Fish Species behaviour towards wind/tides/swells etc

Postby jhcabs » Tue Aug 28, 2012 9:04 pm

Just wondering if there's any info on ebooks or books on how the feeding habits of certain species is effected by weather, tides, and wind direction?
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Re: Fish Species behaviour towards wind/tides/swells etc

Postby kilkeeconger » Tue Aug 28, 2012 11:57 pm

You've opened up a whole debate on this,like opening a can of worm's, everyone has there preferred tide's
ect,the list will go on,so expect lot's of replies to this!!!!

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Re: Fish Species behaviour towards wind/tides/swells etc

Postby yngkmd » Wed Aug 29, 2012 7:30 am

this is just gonna turn into yet another bass thread :roll:
2012 species list (In order of appearance), Pollock, Whiting, Colefish (New PB), Shore Rockling, Flounder (New PB), 5 Bearded Rockling (New Species), Dogfish, Pouting, Plaice, Dab, Lesser Sandeel (New Species), Cod (New PB), Long Spine Sea Scorpion, Ballan Wrasse, Corkwing Wrasse, Mackerel, Herring, Goldsinney Wrasse, Butterfish (New Species), Ling (PB), Halibut (New Species), Haddock (New Species), Red Fish (New Species), Wolffish (New Species), Rockcook Wrasse, Shanny, Poorcod, Conger

2011 species list (In order of appearance), Pollock(PB), Lumpfish (New Species), Whiting, Colefish, Codling(PB), Dab, Pouting, Shore Rockling, Conger (PB), Blenny, Corkwing Wrasse, Three Bearded Rockling (new Species), Lesser Spotted Dogfish, Ballan Wrasse, Plaice, LSSS, Poor Cod (new Species that i know of), Sand Smelt (new Species), Herring (new Species)

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Re: Fish Species behaviour towards wind/tides/swells etc

Postby sailnfish » Wed Aug 29, 2012 8:29 am

[quote="yngkmd"]this is just gonna turn into yet another Bass thread :roll:[/quote Here goes as expected :wink: One of my favourite bass marks tends to only work an hour or two after high water on a big tide with a cross shore wind. Swell/surf seem to have less of an influence as it is an estuary mark.
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Re: Fish Species behaviour towards wind/tides/swells etc

Postby jhcabs » Wed Aug 29, 2012 9:30 am

:) didn't realise i opening a can of worms on this. I did on purpose not mention bass in particular though in the title...

I think the more opinions the better to be honest. every angler i meet has there own way of looking at it, and it would be great to hear them, and useful for everyone to learn from others expriences.

would be useful for picking marks on a map say to target bass, codling, smoothies, Tope, ray, gunard, and flounder.

Personaly i'd fish anywhere from skerries to rosslare but it takes me so long to decide on a mark;

If theres a NW on a spring neap tide what kind of beach direction, dept should i be looking for on a map
if theres a SW/SE wind with a swell again what should i be looking for on a map. north facing beach, east or south?


How does the weather effect your decision making on which mark to visit?
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