Trip down the Shannon 26/05/2012

When someone gives me a rod

I would lend you a Conoflex Nenesis Plus SLR and a Penn 525 Mag Xtra anytime Gearoid, let me know when you are down there and we organise a session. Plenty of terminal tackle stashed, so there is nothing you have to worry about. Bit short on bait though at the moment.

Well done conger some canny fish

When someone gives me a rod

I would lend you a Conoflex Nenesis Plus SLR and a Penn 525 Mag Xtra anytime Gearoid, let me know when you are down there and we organise a session. Plenty of terminal tackle stashed, so there is nothing you have to worry about. Bit short on bait though at the moment.

Hold on Martin, we'll have to retrain him, he's too used to casting in to a field, shouldn't take too long though:D

When someone gives me a rod

I would lend you a Conoflex Nenesis Plus SLR and a Penn 525 Mag Xtra anytime Gearoid, let me know when you are down there and we organise a session. Plenty of terminal tackle stashed, so there is nothing you have to worry about. Bit short on bait though at the moment.

Hold on Martin, we'll have to retrain him, he's too used to casting in to a field, shouldn't take too long though:D

Should go after your namesake Seamus, plenty 20lb eels down my way, you can bring some of those poxy bass you go after for bait

Am home this weekend if anyone is heading out

When someone gives me a rod

I would lend you a Conoflex Nenesis Plus SLR and a Penn 525 Mag Xtra anytime Gearoid, let me know when you are down there and we organise a session. Plenty of terminal tackle stashed, so there is nothing you have to worry about. Bit short on bait though at the moment.

Hold on Martin, we'll have to retrain him, he's too used to casting in to a field, shouldn't take too long though:D

Should go after your namesake Seamus, plenty 20lb eels down my way, you can bring some of those poxy Bass you go after for bait

Am home this weekend if anyone is heading out

Will be there Sunday morning, if your interested

sounds great lads, high is around 12ish, maybe we meet about 9am at the "easy spot" ? We can always move further down if nothing good should happen there within the first hour or so. But that's just me being lazy on a Sunday morning...
http://tides.mobilegeographics.com/loca ... 13&m=6&d=2

http://www.sfpc.ie/download/SFPC%20Tides%202013.pdf

2 O'Clock high here per the above, the port tables are always spot on.

Neap tides wouldn't be ideal but I'd be leaning towards the low water mark, some nice eels would be moving about!

I'd be happy to wet a line either way

even better, meeting 12ish at the easy mark? We can go from there then anyway.

cracking day mate well done