north connemara co,galway 9th nov 2010

People:myself

Duration:18:45 to 21:00

Tide:high 19:01 4.6m

Weather:cold and dry

Bait:lug,mackerel,sandeel,squid

Rigs:two hook flapper,feathers

Results:2 dogfish,4 pollack,2 coalfish




Report:i went to a beach first and the bites were slow,got one dogfish on squid

dog1.jpg

then I headed to a nearby pier and when I arrived and looked at the water I didn't expect to catch much as the water was very brown from all the fresh water flowing from the mountains after all the heavy rain the last few days

I cast one rod at distance and dropped the other line down by the edge of the pier and within a minute I landed the first pollack

pollack1.jpg

got the other pollack and coalfish shortly after

coalfish1.jpg

pollack2.jpg

had only one bite at distance and landed another dogfish

dog2.jpg

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a nice little session

good result for just over 2 hours gerry

Nice on Gerry.

Martin.

good man gerry.i see the fish r small.sure u have all the big ones caught at that mark over the summer

well done, fished a few spots out that day tuesday aswel..what a day for it and nice to get some fish!

a nice little session

thanks willie

good result for just over 2 hours gerry

thanks al,i am very happy with the result as I didn't think I would get anything with the way the water was

Nice on Gerry.

Martin.

thanks martin

good man gerry.i see the fish r small.sure u have all the big ones caught at that mark over the summer

its the other way around,the pollack were bigger then the ones I normally get,I only had 1 or 2 that were fit for the pan from that mark over the summer

well done, fished a few spots out that day tuesday aswel..what a day for it and nice to get some fish!

thanks chris,good to hear you got out this way and got a few fish,did you try the mark I was talking about?

well done ger nice session

nice wee session

Good results for short session Gerry. Although I'm starting to think that a blank is nearly better than catching a doggie these days. The bane of the Clare coast line.

Well done again

Good going Gerry, some nice size coalies and Pollack there..

Mick