cunnigar/clonea

People:

Duration: 4 hrs. 2.5 cun. 1.5 clonea

Tide: cun/ 2 to 4.30 p.m.incoming/clonea 9.30/11.00 p.m.outgoing

Weather:nice slight surf on clonea

Bait:lugs/flying C

Rigs:running legers

Results: cun/ 10 bass between 1/ 2.5lb.
1 bream 1 lb.+
clonea
2 bass 4.5/ 3.5lb

Good catch there, what colour flying c's work best for you? i've not tried them in the sea before, usually just stuck to toby/ dexter wedges before.
Cheers Sean,

hi
red/copper size 2/3 best sea spinner .
arthur

Hi Cortaz,

is this type of spinner any god for Pollack over rough ground? Any suggestions?

Cheers,

JUDE

hi gavin
flying Cs will catch u more than all the plugs/flys/wedges/ect. that are out there.
stick with them for the summer and watch your catch increase .
pollock love em deep and slow, high and fast for bass,sea trout,
suggested to Aido to try them last year he had his first 4 bass in i hour
he has had some fine c trout up to 4lb. on them this year
simply the best lure available and the cheapest E1.50/E2.00 each most of them plugs at E10.00/20.00 are a total rip off dont be fooled by them.
i,am not.
arthur

cortaz you are sizzlin hot with the fishies - was trying the flying C a few weeks back but the mustard coloured one

must get me a red :!:

Cheers Authur, will give them a try next time out.
Sean,

I have a flying c in my box somewhere from years ago when i dared an attempt at salmon fishing, maybe i'll give the pollack a bash with them this summer!

I'd concur with cortaz about the flying c's-had some fun with them in Wexford Harbour a fw years ago - the bass can be mad for them sometimes

Hi all

Yep would agree with all that, good lures for a variety of fish but keep an eye out for the really cheap versions as they often dont have a good clevis and the blades dont spin well.

I got a bulk lot on ebay , about 25 for €15 euro. some i use out of the box (the red ones i do like best) but i modify others .

What i often do is to rip off the plastic skirt to reveal the lead on the shaft of the spinner, this lead can be spray painted any colour and then i remove the treble hook and add the tail end of a jelly worm to it (also bought in bulk) and then re-attach the treble with a split ring.

a good lure for pollock (the jelly tail adds a bit move movement to the lure) and salmon and trout etc. perch love them too

adam

V NICE Pollock adam was it caught with a flying c?