Ennereilly,sat the 5th September
Fri Sep 11, 2009 8:30 pm
People: Me and Skippy
Duration: 20:30 - 02:00
Tide: Full around 23:00
Weather: dry, calm
Bait: lug, frozen crab, mackerel
Rigs: Running Ledger 2/0. 2 Hook Flapper 2/0
Results: 1 Smoothie, 1 small Coalie, 1 small whiting
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We we're thinking of heading down to Wexford to try some new spots, but a last minute check on the Forum showed some nice smoothies and rays being caught in Ennereilly. Wexford next week so!
There was a good few out at Ennereilly, met some guys from the Forum, howya Boycie. They must have seen those good reports from the night before too
Started with some lug but nothing but a small Coalie and a small whiting interested, so we went with the Crab.
At about 22:30, after about 5 minutes after casting the first crab Skippy got a nice Smoothie, we had no scales but I imagine it was about 5-6 lbs - first decent smoothie he's caught - I'm still looking for one! Still novices to be honest.
Nothing more after that but it was good to see a decent smoothie - even if it wasn't me that caught it
Another thing - A family out, just up the beach, about 10 mins after Skippy caught his smoothie caught a 10 lb Bull Huss? The pictures I have are awful, sorry will bring a proper camera next time, but can anyone tell me if its a Huss or a savage LSD? Not too sure ourselves.
Report:
Duration: 20:30 - 02:00
Tide: Full around 23:00
Weather: dry, calm
Bait: lug, frozen crab, mackerel
Rigs: Running Ledger 2/0. 2 Hook Flapper 2/0
Results: 1 Smoothie, 1 small Coalie, 1 small whiting
Report:
We we're thinking of heading down to Wexford to try some new spots, but a last minute check on the Forum showed some nice smoothies and rays being caught in Ennereilly. Wexford next week so!
There was a good few out at Ennereilly, met some guys from the Forum, howya Boycie. They must have seen those good reports from the night before too
Started with some lug but nothing but a small Coalie and a small whiting interested, so we went with the Crab.
At about 22:30, after about 5 minutes after casting the first crab Skippy got a nice Smoothie, we had no scales but I imagine it was about 5-6 lbs - first decent smoothie he's caught - I'm still looking for one! Still novices to be honest.
Nothing more after that but it was good to see a decent smoothie - even if it wasn't me that caught it
Another thing - A family out, just up the beach, about 10 mins after Skippy caught his smoothie caught a 10 lb Bull Huss? The pictures I have are awful, sorry will bring a proper camera next time, but can anyone tell me if its a Huss or a savage LSD? Not too sure ourselves.
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Re: Ennereilly,sat the 5th September
Sat Sep 12, 2009 1:14 am
well done lads lovely Smoothie and welcome to the site
Re: Ennereilly,sat the 5th September
Sat Sep 12, 2009 1:45 pm
Cracking smoothie, looks around the 5-6lb mark alright 
Glad our good results friday evening got you down to that beach.
A few of us
fished down there on thursday evening, and not a single smoothie.
I'm told huss do get caught on that beach so its possible, but unless the scales in that photo are of industrial proportions, then I'd say that fish is some way off being a 10 lber
Did you actually see the scales to know it was 10lb ?
If it was definately a 10lb fish then its no doggie, must have been a huss
Glad our good results friday evening got you down to that beach.
A few of us
fished down there on thursday evening, and not a single smoothie.I'm told huss do get caught on that beach so its possible, but unless the scales in that photo are of industrial proportions, then I'd say that fish is some way off being a 10 lber
Did you actually see the scales to know it was 10lb ?
If it was definately a 10lb fish then its no doggie, must have been a huss
Re: Ennereilly,sat the 5th September
Sat Sep 12, 2009 8:07 pm
Hi shamoo,
Yeah I seen the scales and it showed 4.7 Kilos - the pictures I took of it didn't do it justice at all, and it looks quite small compared to what we expected, but it was a lot bigger than that smoothie Skippy caught in the other picture.
Its by far the biggest fish I've seen caught off the beach by a long shot - definitely bringing a better camera next time
Yeah I seen the scales and it showed 4.7 Kilos - the pictures I took of it didn't do it justice at all, and it looks quite small compared to what we expected, but it was a lot bigger than that smoothie Skippy caught in the other picture.
Its by far the biggest fish I've seen caught off the beach by a long shot - definitely bringing a better camera next time