Kerry undulate

People: Me, Joe White and John Joe sheehan

Duration: 10-3am

Tide: rising

Weather: beautiful night

Bait: lug and sandeel

Rigs: pulleys, clipped down, flappers

Results: dogfish, whiting, eel and undulate ray

Got bait off John Joe and he offered to fish with us. went to one mark but the crabs were making it unfishable so off again to next place and it was a quiet enough night till i got a small bite then the rod went round, 7.25lb undulate ray. Nice one.
For pictures see http://irelandfishingdiaries.com/2014/0 ... ulate-ray/




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Very nice worth while trip

thanks Paul I was oer the moon

Well done pad lovely ray!!! C u tomorrow

Well done mate, great start to hols... I've never seen an undulate Ray before, great fishin'

Thats some beauty Pat. Well done man.

stunning fish. well done

A great read thank you,

Can you tell me what way the tags work?, I realise its probably a stupid question but im completely new to fishing .

That's a fine Ray, top job.

Great Ray and fab website by the way.

A great read thank you,

Can you tell me what way the tags work?, I realise its probably a stupid question but im completely new to fishing .

the tagging is done to monitor populations of ray, the undulate especially is a very localized species in Ireland mostly only found in Tralee bay. The tag is small and very light and bears a serial number. Info gathered this way can be used to monitor growth, fish movements etc. I hope that helps thanks for asking mate.

And thanks lads for all the input

John and Martin are so generous with their help and advice to visiting anglers. Real gentlemen!

They are Rob, they know the spots like the back of there hand and you couldn't meet two more hospitable blokes They do an amazing job looking after the fishing visitors to the Kingdom

A great read thank you,

Can you tell me what way the tags work?, I realise its probably a stupid question but im completely new to fishing .

the tagging is done to monitor populations of ray, the undulate especially is a very localized species in Ireland mostly only found in Tralee bay. The tag is small and very light and bears a serial number. Info gathered this way can be used to monitor growth, fish movements etc. I hope that helps thanks for asking mate.

And thanks lads for all the input

Thanks for that,