25.4mm Beach East Cork Tues 18th.

People: 5 starting off but ended up with 8

Duration: The 5 from 7.00 - 10.30

Tide: On the flood

Weather: North easterley

Bait: About everything

Rigs: About everything

Results: (The 5) 34 coalies and 2 bass




Report: Having fished Ballycrennane the night before in sh##e conditions this was an enjoyable night out. From the off the coalies were happy to join in the festive mood. With Steve, the winner with 12 coalies, having 7 fish in his first 3 casts. Most of the fish were caught on lug at about 60-80 mts.
Pete, the one with hair, and Gavin turned up halfway through the session and ended up tooooooooooo :lol: :cry: the far left of the beach. First time I've ever seen any body fish there before :shock: :? Nice session good to get back in to fish again.

Added foot note: fish sizes were Cork sizes round fish 30cm.

so pete(the one with hair, petekd?) if it is then did he blank again? if so thats 5 in a row

Slow down, he did have at least 1 fish. I'm sure when he reads this he will defend himself with honour :D or :oops:

oops :oops: sorry, just a tad jealous as i cant get out fishing as i am busier than Santa at this time of year :lol:

hi donal, good fishin, were the bass any size?

MC, to clarify, it would have been 4 in a row :evil: :lol: 3 coalies, a large shore rockling of about 33cms that had stitched itself onto a 4/0 Pennell rig and a small flounder about 25cm for me. Gav had a couple of coalies too. Nice evening to be out and apart from the Guileen lads hogging the best bit of the beach :D , at least it made for a bit of banter.

Gav had the dubious honour of a double shot of coalies, 1 of which was attached to his rig which was then attached to about 60 metres of line. After much hauling, we retrieved another rig lost by Joe with another coalie attached..... :lol: With Joe being scottish and all, we deemed it only right to waive the finders keepers rule and gave him his rig back...

took me a few seconds to figure out the reason for the name of the post.................... good one, not a bad session either

took me a few seconds to figure out the reason for the name of the post.................... good one, not a bad session either

Paul,

For feck sake tell me then......I've read it from top to bottom about 10 times and still it eluded me :? :? :? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Tom.

took me a few seconds to figure out the reason for the name of the post.................... good one, not a bad session either

Paul,

For feck sake tell me then......I've read it from top to bottom about 10 times and still it eluded me :? :? :? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Tom.

I think I have it sussed... Wouldn't be anything to do with scratching for small flatties perchance? :wink:

took me a few seconds to figure out the reason for the name of the post.................... good one, not a bad session either

Paul,

For feck sake tell me then......I've read it from top to bottom about 10 times and still it eluded me :? :? :? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Tom.

not going to give away donals mark but:

think imperial measurements :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

The subject is a bit vague ... should read "25.4mm Beach East Cork Tues 18th"

The subject is a bit vague ... should read "25.4mm Beach East Cork Tues 18th"

i noticed that too, but didnt want to be pedantic, i think thats why rockhopper didnt get it :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

The subject is a bit vague ... should read "25.4mm Beach East Cork Tues 18th"

i noticed that too, but didnt want to be pedantic, i think thats why rockhopper didnt get it :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Paul,

All details are important! othwise give a man an inch and he will take the whole beach :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Well petekd will anyways :wink:

Tom.

25.4mm! The penny has dropped... Doh!

[jd]

For a second I thought it was a warning about crab traps!

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good one jd!

who said crab traps "where are they " i'm on my way.

Gav had the dubious honour of a double shot of coalies, 1 of which was attached to his rig which was then attached to about 60 metres of line. After much hauling, we retrieved another rig lost by Joe with another coalie attached..... :lol: With Joe being scottish and all, we deemed it only right to waive the finders keepers rule and gave him his rig back...

Couldn't have been in a worse place on the beach :roll: rocks and a bloody stream right next to me....still,i was just happy to be on the beach doing my bit to end Pete's run of blanks (he needed that bit of competion :lol: nice rockling to by the way)
Still i didn't blank (which is a good thing in such company and where we were located :) ),Pete added nice rockling to his list of fish for the year,Donal had a good laugh at where we were fishing and Joe got his rig back,i'd say not a bad evenings fishing.