People:me
Duration:3pm-8pm
Tide:HW 16:58
Weather:cloudy, dry, calm
Bait:rag,lug
Rigs:flappers and mini rigs
Results:4 pollock, 1 codling, 4 corkwing wrasse
Report:Set up at the rocks in Greystones in between 2 sets of anglers, one pair of lads feathering for macks on one side and a lad baitfishing on my other side. No crossed lines which is always a bonus. Fished 2 rods, one in close and one at distance. All fish were caught on the small rod in close,the other rod was just for show I think

. First up was a small female corkwing wrasse, followed by a larger male. Next was a small pollock. All were thumps of bites from the wrasse. A different type of bite,sneakier almost, came from a pollock of about a pound, which tore all around the rocks below me. I got another 2 pollock of this size and a decent corkwing before the fishing died off after high water. The next 2 hours were fruitless , till I got a small codling and another corkwing and called it a day. Nice relaxing few hours which kept my mind off all the stuff which arrived this morning from IKEA which I have now got to figure out how to put together

. As I was leaving the boys in blue arrived and searched the rocks on the other side of the Cove. They left with a pair of runners. Hopefully all's well and there's no one missing.
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