SOUTHWESTERN, Dingle, 06/04/14
Sun Apr 06, 2014 10:24 pm
People: Myself and my brother Rob
Duration: Hour and a half
Tide: Mid tide flooding
Weather: Beautiful
Bait: N/A
Rigs: Exocet Feathers
Results: 9 small pollock
Report:
Finally got the boat back in the water for the year during the week and the engine refused to start,(
) quick spark plug change and carb cleaned yesterday and we put it back in today, 7/8 ft swell out in the bay but the harbor itself was delightful so we just went for a putter around to warm up the batteries and run in the engine for the season. After taking a few videos of the resident dolphin with the gopro. I then decided i was going to do a quick few drifts from the mouth of the harbor so whipped out the Tarca and dropped a string of feathers just to ease my mind. No action of the first or second drift so i moved over to the western shore of the harbour where i came onto a shoal of new pollock possibly taking shelter. Pulled up two on the first drift and none on the second, cast out east and slowly reeled in while drifting back to bring the feathers in a nice angle and successively had small pollock on each drift. Before i knew it eight o clock hit and it was time to head back.
All small < 1/2lb pollock but it was nice to feel the shake of the rod tip again. A beautiful fish in it's juvenile state very light grey brown not quiet the strong brown colour of the older fish. All in all a nice day out and thank god I've gotten myself off to a bloody start this year!!
Duration: Hour and a half
Tide: Mid tide flooding
Weather: Beautiful
Bait: N/A
Rigs: Exocet Feathers
Results: 9 small pollock
Report:
Finally got the boat back in the water for the year during the week and the engine refused to start,(
) quick spark plug change and carb cleaned yesterday and we put it back in today, 7/8 ft swell out in the bay but the harbor itself was delightful so we just went for a putter around to warm up the batteries and run in the engine for the season. After taking a few videos of the resident dolphin with the gopro. I then decided i was going to do a quick few drifts from the mouth of the harbor so whipped out the Tarca and dropped a string of feathers just to ease my mind. No action of the first or second drift so i moved over to the western shore of the harbour where i came onto a shoal of new pollock possibly taking shelter. Pulled up two on the first drift and none on the second, cast out east and slowly reeled in while drifting back to bring the feathers in a nice angle and successively had small pollock on each drift. Before i knew it eight o clock hit and it was time to head back. All small < 1/2lb pollock but it was nice to feel the shake of the rod tip again. A beautiful fish in it's juvenile state very light grey brown not quiet the strong brown colour of the older fish. All in all a nice day out and thank god I've gotten myself off to a bloody start this year!!
Re: SOUTHWESTERN, Dingle, 06/04/14
Tue Apr 08, 2014 2:44 pm
You should pop the videos up on youtube and add a link on this page. Would be great to see 
Re: SOUTHWESTERN, Dingle, 06/04/14
Wed Apr 09, 2014 12:25 am
MAC wrote:You should pop the videos up on youtube and add a link on this page. Would be great to see
Ya will do just have to get the SD card from my brother