Ards Peninsula 9/01/2010 tbh not 2009

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People:Ian & I

Duration:19:00 - 22:00

Tide:Ebbing

Weather:Stiff wind, Clear skies

Bait:Mack/Squid

Rigs:2 Hook Clip Down

Results:Codling and Coal Fish




Report:

Headed down to my local mark on the Ards Peninsula though rather late missing the rising tide but could not be avoided.

It didnt take very long until i was into a reasonable coaly caught on the top hook with 3/0's to keep the smaller fish at bay

It was slow going with another decent codling comming an hour later.

Ive been down at the mark a few times recently and no doggies which for some is a blessing but find it rather wierd seeing there would be usually a few being caught maybe I am getting down to the mark a bit late or there is something else up.

Has anyone else seen a decrease in the amount of LSD's being caught?

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Last edited by immunecfg on Thu Jan 14, 2010 4:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.

The amount of doggies seems to have decreased around here too.. there dont seem to be any around! well done on getting a few fish!

they seem to decrease as water temperatures drop its the same for me every year yet you still get a few in winter they will arrive back in numbers as the weather picks up

couple a cecent fish there mate

Well done to the both of you

Has anyone else seen a decrease in the amount of LSD's being caught?

last year was the worst i can remember for them on the venues i have fished.

Has anyone else seen a decrease in the amount of LSD's being caught?

last year was the worst i can remember for them on the venues i have fished.

Its not hard to see why if you take a walk along the quay in wicklow harbour, boxes and boxes of them for bait in pots

Nice 2 c a plump codling from the east shore and the coalie anit 2 bad, good sport on light gear, wher they over clean ground or rough, never seem 2 get the cod on clean ground down that way myself... nice result

Nice 2 c a plump codling from the east shore and the coalie anit 2 bad, good sport on light gear, where they over clean ground or rough, never seem 2 get the cod on clean ground down that way myself... nice result

Depends on where you cast it was a bit of both really, either clean ground or few yards left or right snagged

they seem to decrease as water temperatures drop its the same for me every year yet you still get a few in winter they will arrive back in numbers as the weather picks up

Couple a decent fish there mate

The only time ive been catching dogs seemed to have been august last year when I was in cork, one of my regular spots would have thrown up a dog or two regularly maybe it has been the cold snap has pushed them to deeper water, but I will be keeping an eye on them for a while as the water temp starts to increase.

nice fishing man, not a bad result for 3 hours fishing at this time of year man . i was at the dee last night and it was a struggle to get anything even half that size

Nice going mate, nice to see a few nice fish around down atm.