Re: dalkey rocks

Wed Jul 14, 2010 1:04 pm

it's not a myth that i am on about eric it,s the size of the waders your wearing. you read my post wrong i was talking about you not someone in a bathing pool.
they might be your down fall, you could fit two sods in them side by side,
and when the water does fill them up wou will not be able to get yourself out of the sea, because sea out of the sea in a big rubber container is very heavy :wink:

the lad in your video is big with tight fitting waders the way they should be, less chance of water getting into them .
Last edited by JOHN1 on Wed Jul 14, 2010 1:27 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Re: dalkey rocks

Wed Jul 14, 2010 1:16 pm

Great fishing fella's - well done. That's a cracker of an eel Eric, congrats on the PB 8)

Re: dalkey rocks

Wed Jul 14, 2010 5:49 pm

Very interesting clips there eric, another lesson learned. I always wondered why so many people wore waders on boats, I always thought they would be a drowning hazard but I stand corrected.

Re: dalkey rocks

Thu Jul 15, 2010 10:53 pm

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Re: dalkey rocks

Thu Jul 15, 2010 11:17 pm

JOHN1 wrote:it's not a myth that i am on about eric it,s the size of the waders your wearing. you read my post wrong i was talking about you not someone in a bathing pool.
they might be your down fall, you could fit two sods in them side by side,
and when the water does fill them up wou will not be able to get yourself out of the sea, because sea out of the sea in a big rubber container is very heavy :wink:

the lad in your video is big with tight fitting waders the way they should be, less chance of water getting into them .



your forgetting this amazing force called pressure john. the pressure from the water will remove all air from inside the waders and compact them to my skin. the idea of waders filling up with water is indeed a myth. so in conclusion i didnt read your post wrong. being honest even if you were right, its my choice, im an adult and im perfectly able to make decisions for myself. an internet forum is not a place for you to act like my dad. i dont need a lecture i get enough of them at ucd. :wink:

Re: dalkey rocks

Fri Jul 16, 2010 3:07 am

nice eel Eric, used to fish for them as a kid in the '80s at roadstone in Arklow!
guys, if the chest waders are not for wading(rock fishing) and purely for clothing protection??? i could be wrong here but to me
they are worn for the mess associated with fish, bait etc.
would it not be better for anglers to use a rubber/plastic apron type thingy?
mobility, sweating ease of wearing/removing when necessary would be great all round.
everyone here are pointing out facts about chest waders and the fact is we are all here
to enjoy fishing at its best so if it helps this thread, about congor eel fishing,, and safety,
i would use an apron to take the eel slime rather than waders. easier to clean and dry out too.
:) :)
i think water/wellies/waders and chest waders deserve a safety post of its own.
eg. even wading in fairly shallow water and stepping into a hole dug by a bait-digger or tidal steps along our beaches etc!!

Re: dalkey rocks

Fri Jul 16, 2010 2:24 pm

nice conger eric 8)

Re: dalkey rocks

Sat Jul 17, 2010 9:35 am

well done on the conger crackin fish mate

Re: dalkey rocks

Sat Jul 17, 2010 11:40 pm

Thats a fine eel :shock: Well done!

Re: dalkey rocks

Sun Jul 18, 2010 11:38 am

well done eric ur some man king cong ...ger :D

Re: dalkey rocks

Sun Jul 18, 2010 4:55 pm

eric wrote:
JOHN1 wrote:it's not a myth that i am on about eric it,s the size of the waders your wearing. you read my post wrong i was talking about you not someone in a bathing pool.
they might be your down fall, you could fit two sods in them side by side,
and when the water does fill them up wou will not be able to get yourself out of the sea, because sea out of the sea in a big rubber container is very heavy :wink:

the lad in your video is big with tight fitting waders the way they should be, less chance of water getting into them .



your forgetting this amazing force called pressure john. the pressure from the water will remove all air from inside the waders and compact them to my skin. the idea of waders filling up with water is indeed a myth. so in conclusion i didnt read your post wrong. being honest even if you were right, its my choice, im an adult and im perfectly able to make decisions for myself. an internet forum is not a place for you to act like my dad. i dont need a lecture i get enough of them at ucd. :wink:

had a brecker hit me while up to my chest in the water pullin a sand ell net and they filled up right up not a nice feeling very hard to move with all that extra weight as i tryed to get back to land ill never try it again

Re: dalkey rocks

Sun Jul 18, 2010 9:29 pm

Lovely conger. I would have taken that bait myself.
Did the conger try slip the tounge in???????

Re: dalkey rocks

Fri Jul 23, 2010 3:52 pm

Nice catch Eric.

That conger looks a little bemused with your kiss!

Well done.

John D.

Re: dalkey rocks

Sat Jul 24, 2010 10:27 am

Nice Eel Eric. the first photo is very flattering, the eel looks much bigger than a 16. Glad to see Shaneh is teaching you to make proper baits with a decent size hook :D Just think, if you had used a rod with a bit of backbone you would have landed the second fish :wink: :wink:
Well Done.

Re: dalkey rocks

Sat Jul 24, 2010 11:20 am

baitdigger wrote:Nice Eel Eric. the first photo is very flattering, the eel looks much bigger than a 16. Glad to see Shaneh is teaching you to make proper baits with a decent size hook :D Just think, if you had used a rod with a bit of backbone you would have landed the second fish :wink: :wink:
Well Done.

i had to drag him away from his match hooks but he wouldnt give up the match rod :lol: