Beara Peninsula, Co.Cork. 12-20 June
Sun Jun 20, 2010 5:50 pm
People:various
Duration:12-16 june
Tide:all
Weather:warm & sunny
Bait:macky,sandeel,lures
Rigs:asstd.
Results:Apart from a bit of rain warm sunshine has made for pleasant shore fishing conditions this week. Top catch for the week would be the 5 visitors from Fountain SAC, Kent, UK who had 29 huss to 9 lbs in one session along with conger and a few LSD's.
They also took ray to 10lbs, wrasse to 4lbs and pollack to 6lbs during their stay.
Plenty of pollack were caught by Sam Reynolds from Belfast using a mix of jellyworms and sandeel as he explored what the Beara has to offer before a further visit later in the year.
Over for their first visit to Ireland Petra, Tony and Edwin had a very successful time learning new methods and catching species of fish not seen in their native Holland.
During their weeks stay they caught huss, wrasse, pollack, conger, dogfish with the highlight being a catch of thornback and spotted (homelyn) rays with Edwin taking a specimen spotted of 2.31 Kilos.
Anyone looking for information on fishing on the Beara can contact me at dromagowlanehouse@eircom.net or ring me on 00 353 27 60330.
Web site www.dromagowlanehouse.com
Report:
Duration:12-16 june
Tide:all
Weather:warm & sunny
Bait:macky,sandeel,lures
Rigs:asstd.
Results:Apart from a bit of rain warm sunshine has made for pleasant shore fishing conditions this week. Top catch for the week would be the 5 visitors from Fountain SAC, Kent, UK who had 29 huss to 9 lbs in one session along with conger and a few LSD's.
They also took ray to 10lbs, wrasse to 4lbs and pollack to 6lbs during their stay.
Plenty of pollack were caught by Sam Reynolds from Belfast using a mix of jellyworms and sandeel as he explored what the Beara has to offer before a further visit later in the year.
Over for their first visit to Ireland Petra, Tony and Edwin had a very successful time learning new methods and catching species of fish not seen in their native Holland.
During their weeks stay they caught huss, wrasse, pollack, conger, dogfish with the highlight being a catch of thornback and spotted (homelyn) rays with Edwin taking a specimen spotted of 2.31 Kilos.
Anyone looking for information on fishing on the Beara can contact me at dromagowlanehouse@eircom.net or ring me on 00 353 27 60330.
Web site www.dromagowlanehouse.com
Report:
Re: Beara Peninsula, Co.Cork. 12-20 June
Thu Jun 24, 2010 12:34 am
Hi Paul,
Sounds like they got what they came for and what better place to do it than the Beara, I’m still trying to get back there in good weather,
As you might remember it was Christmas when I was there last and it was a little on the cold side but I still managed a strap conger and a Huss over 10lb that got me a badge and hat from the sea angler magazine to remember the day by
I hope to bump into you next time I’m around that part because there’s a few species there that I have yet to catch,
Best of luck with the fishing during the summer Paul… not that you will need it around there
Sounds like they got what they came for and what better place to do it than the Beara, I’m still trying to get back there in good weather,
As you might remember it was Christmas when I was there last and it was a little on the cold side but I still managed a strap conger and a Huss over 10lb that got me a badge and hat from the sea angler magazine to remember the day by
I hope to bump into you next time I’m around that part because there’s a few species there that I have yet to catch,
Best of luck with the fishing during the summer Paul… not that you will need it around there