garron point 16 november

People:me and sam aka mr sleepy

Duration:1500/1900

Tide:in going out

Weather:good no wind no rain

Bait:frozen mack/squid
Rigs:pully pennel

Results:pollack dogfishheaded up the the coast weather was good happydays. Decided to fish garron point wen we arrived there was no one on it happy days. Got set up got of to a slow start at least we brought the radio. I was first to hit into a fish a small pollack then the dogs arrived we ended up with 8 or 9 dogs each and a pollack each sams pollack was a descent size fish pulled his rod of the tripod.We had a crack at congers with no joy

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yous lads love them doggies

Thats a fine pollack well done..

fine pollock well done.

nice pollock indeed

nice fishing lads bet that pollock put up a good scrap

Cheers for the comments lads hope the fishing picks up

hi alan, what sort of distance were you casting out at m8. last time we fished that mark any cast under 50 yards resulted in lost tackle which was really frustrating for my young lad. we were just casting straight out in front of us, but i was wondering if it is mabey less snaggy to the left or right any advice would be appreciated m8. Al

Its really snaggy for 50-60 yards out, but thats why there is plenty fish there. If you cast out far enough to get on the clean stuff its hard to get through the dogs. The sliding float tactic is perfect for this mark, I usually set the float between 15-20 foot. There is some big Coalies as well as pollock at this mark, great spot.

cracker of a pollock there mate, well done,
and you's must of had good crack with the doggie's

cheers rab. i'll keep that in mind on our next trip just have to live with the lost tackle