loch gorman strand

People:dbrock and i

Duration:half 2 to 5 o'clock

Tide:rising

Weather:an aimsir go maith!!

Bait:lug and mack

Rigs:flappers with long snoods, bout three foot

Results:dennis 12 flounder to 31cm
me 9 flounder to 31cm and one bass 38cm




Report:what can i say, was a very enjoyable session, plenty of flats knocking about and 1 surprise bass!. dennis started off using the longer flappers and was hitting fish fish from the beginning. they didn't seem to show any liking to my shorter snoodsso after three blank casts i put on one of my long flapper and was rewarded with a double including a nice plump fish of 31cm. dennis soon picked up one decent fish of his own and a fine treble counter on the next cast. not to be grossly outdone i followed suit with a fine little schoolie of 38cm, which put up a nice little scrap in the surf, when it swirled under the surface we where under the impression it was the mother of all flounder. all the same it was nice to be out again, after the evil snow. off to attack the front garden now with some salt, a shovel and a hose, im sick of snow!!!

Nice result lads.

I thought you couldnt catch flounder denis

Where is Loch Gorman?

it irish for wexford, we have fished there before mark, remember the bass and smoothies you got there in summer?

it irish for wexford

I should have know that, its on the reg plates of wexford cars

sounds like shamoo was on the shampoo again

I had a can (or was it 12) of the black stuff yesterday, cant watch rugby/footy without a drink, its against my religion

nice fishing lads! good to see mr. 'he who cant catch flounder' coming to terms with his little flat brown dilema

[JOHN1]

it irish for wexford,

no its not LOCH GARMAN is wexford in Irish

are you sure you were not in grange gorman.

Last edited by JOHN1 on Tue Feb 10, 2009 12:21 am, edited 1 time in total.

Wexford

Loch Garman

Wexford

Loch Garman

God knows where he was then John....

sh!t lads got lost again, i knew going north was the wrong way