Greystones South 24/02/2010

People:Gordy and Myself joined later by Canning and his Dad.

Duration:3:30pm until 7:30pm

Tide:Rising Ht about 7:30pm

Weather:Raining a little at first but held off for the rest of the session. Not to cold either

Bait:Lug, mack, Razor and some mussle.

Rigs: 2 & 3 Hook flappers and pulley's for hit and hope casts.

Results:Codling, Coalie & Whiting




Report:Myself and Gordy decided to give Greystones a bash for some whiting. I had heard a few decent sized ones were taken last week and that was enough to get the mouth watering Our plans to dig bait were sidelined after I slept it out and then the rain was bucketing down. A few calls later and we were off to collect some in Bray.

We got down and set up using size 1's and 2 hooks trying to avoid some smaller pin whiting. We need not have worried. The fishing was very slow and thin all day. I had a nice Coalie on my first cast but nothing for an hour or so. We scraped a few fish between us over the hours but as dusk fell it never really kicked off. Gordy got a nice Whiting just shy of 30cm though so at least the target was achieved.

We packed up and headed for chips in the town and the lady in the chipper very nicely gave Gordy some batter for his whiting.

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well done lads at least yous gave it a good bash fare play nice whiting lad !!!!!!!!!!!

Fishing on a skool day well for ya,s Fishing is really quiet at the moment D but can only improve.
Hows the comps going for ya

Crackin photo Gordo ECR SAC hat Be proud where you come from

Yeah things are quiet but at least the fishing can only improve here on in. A few more spots should fish from the end of next month please God.

nice one guys. no one blanked and you even got a keeper nice mild weather too .

fair play to you lads for giveing it a go this time of year.and getting a counter aswell.

I WANT ONE OF THEM HATS !!
nice one on getting a few fish lads and fresh air by the bucket load

Cheers lads. Tony I want a hat to. But seeing that it is a recession would you be on for a game of Ro-Sham-Bo for one? I'll go first.

People:Gordy and Myself joined later by Canning and his Dad.

Duration:3:30pm until 7:30pm

Tide:Rising Ht about 7:30pm

Weather:Raining a little at first but held off for the rest of the session. Not to cold either

Bait:Lug, mack, Razor and some mussle.

Rigs: 2 & 3 Hook flappers and pulley's for hit and hope casts.

Results:Codling, Coalie & Whitingsure as they say in ireland a grand soft day chuckin it down sorry chuck ouch
only buzzen good show lads keep it up abad days fishing is better than a good day in school



Report:Myself and Gordy decided to give Greystones a bash for some whiting. I had heard a few decent sized ones were taken last week and that was enough to get the mouth watering Our plans to dig bait were sidelined after I slept it out and then the rain was bucketing down. A few calls later and we were off to collect some in Bray.

We got down and set up using size 1's and 2 hooks trying to avoid some smaller pin whiting. We need not have worried. The fishing was very slow and thin all day. I had a nice Coalie on my first cast but nothing for an hour or so. We scraped a few fish between us over the hours but as dusk fell it never really kicked off. Gordy got a nice Whiting just shy of 30cm though so at least the target was achieved.

We packed up and headed for chips in the town and the lady in the chipper very nicely gave Gordy some batter for his whiting.

Cheers lads. Tony I want a hat to. But seeing that it is a recession would you be on for a game of Ro-Sham-Bo for one? I'll go first.

if you want to get ahead get a hat or if you want to get a hat get a head

People:Gordy and Myself joined later by Canning and his Dad.is that anto canning known as quick foot

Duration:3:30pm until 7:30pm

Tide:Rising Ht about 7:30pm

Weather:Raining a little at first but held off for the rest of the session. Not to cold either

Bait:Lug, mack, Razor and some mussle.

Rigs: 2 & 3 Hook flappers and pulley's for hit and hope casts.

Results:Codling, Coalie & Whiting




Report:Myself and Gordy decided to give Greystones a bash for some whiting. I had heard a few decent sized ones were taken last week and that was enough to get the mouth watering Our plans to dig bait were sidelined after I slept it out and then the rain was bucketing down. A few calls later and we were off to collect some in Bray.

We got down and set up using size 1's and 2 hooks trying to avoid some smaller pin whiting. We need not have worried. The fishing was very slow and thin all day. I had a nice Coalie on my first cast but nothing for an hour or so. We scraped a few fish between us over the hours but as dusk fell it never really kicked off. Gordy got a nice Whiting just shy of 30cm though so at least the target was achieved.

We packed up and headed for chips in the town and the lady in the chipper very nicely gave Gordy some batter for his whiting.

Nice try Conor but "just shy of 30cms" doesnt cut the mustard where whiting are concerned ,,,,,,,,,,,you know the rules,,,,,,,,,,,decent photo with the fish clearly passing the 30cm mark,,,,,,,not a fish held sideways on a blurry ruler . I have to admit that the hat is cool though ,,,,,,,,,,,,at least its better than those wooly ones with strings hanging down the sides that you all usually wear

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Dave I got three of them hats for Christmas! But the whole cover the ears thing really works wonders! Not from the cold but pretending I cant hear people