Donaghadee 7th September
Wed Sep 08, 2010 9:11 am
People:Just Me
Duration:6:30pm-9:30pm
Tide:Rising
Weather:Clear and calm
Bait:Lug
Rigs:Float
Results:Coalies, Coalies, Coalies......
Report: Dug some worm after work and headed down to the Dee and arrived 6:30 to a lonely pier. First cast over the back wall got a small coalie, and that set the pace for the night. Every coalie in the Irish Sea between 6 and 9 inches long must have been sitting just off the back wall of the pier. Tried to vary the depth I was fishing at but they where everywhere, no sooner had the float hit the water than it was under.
Well cannot complain about to many fish.
Ronnie
Duration:6:30pm-9:30pm
Tide:Rising
Weather:Clear and calm
Bait:Lug
Rigs:Float
Results:Coalies, Coalies, Coalies......
Report: Dug some worm after work and headed down to the Dee and arrived 6:30 to a lonely pier. First cast over the back wall got a small coalie, and that set the pace for the night. Every coalie in the Irish Sea between 6 and 9 inches long must have been sitting just off the back wall of the pier. Tried to vary the depth I was fishing at but they where everywhere, no sooner had the float hit the water than it was under.
Well cannot complain about to many fish.
Ronnie
Re: Donaghadee 7th September
Wed Sep 08, 2010 12:05 pm
even colies were small but seems kept you busy so its beter than nothing well done
Re: Donaghadee 7th September
Thu Sep 09, 2010 11:05 am
at least you were catching man 
. i've heard a few lads have been blanking down there lately 
. mabey trying worm fished tight to the bottom on a 2 up 1 down rig would get you some of the flatties that seem to have moved in since the dredging 
. i've heard a few lads have been blanking down there lately . mabey trying worm fished tight to the bottom on a 2 up 1 down rig would get you some of the flatties that seem to have moved in since the dredging