Mon Jun 26, 2006 12:46 pm

any more info about this match yet

Mon Jun 26, 2006 1:05 pm

We need to get more interest.

Mon Jun 26, 2006 1:09 pm

Agree with ya there Drew, I've around a half dozen or so expressing an interest so far. Would it make a difference if we had a tentative stab at a venue and date?

Mon Jun 26, 2006 1:14 pm

Late September, Greystones. But I need at Least 10 Anglers willing to pay for a Minibus and 1 able to drive the damn thing! lol

Mon Jun 26, 2006 1:36 pm

I'd be up for this match. Would be nice to meet some of the lads from further afield.

Mon Jun 26, 2006 10:19 pm

john and julie mite be up for it but there in corfu (lucky sod's) :(

Wed Jun 28, 2006 11:14 am

Come on Northern Lads, Lets show these Boys what we've got.... Who else is up for it!?

Wed Jun 28, 2006 11:26 am

Just to let you know.....God is on my side.... :D

Wed Jun 28, 2006 11:31 am

Ummm, no.
:lol:

Wed Jun 28, 2006 11:39 am

I'll come along.
If you want, (and the south don't have enough numbers), I'll steward and photograph the thing..
jd

Wed Jun 28, 2006 11:51 am

The more the merrier JD, working on picking a venue and dates at moment, can we have some ideas please for a late august, early september venue that would throw up some interesting fishing (ie not just LSDs and flounder... :D ) Taking into account that half the group will be travelling from N.I.

north v south

Wed Jun 28, 2006 10:05 pm

oi drew id be up for it and im a driver for homefirst so i have the licence and would be willing to drive a minibus

Wed Jun 28, 2006 11:41 pm

Might be interested Drew but will need to see what is happening closer to the time.

Lee

Fri Jul 07, 2006 1:13 pm

Alright lads, pick the bones out of this....

A paired Rambler comp fished at St. Johns Point, Co. Donegal. A mix of ground, from very rough to patches of clean sand in parts that should throw up an interesting variety of species. Wrasse fishing here can be nothing short of spectacular at times. Fish to be expected here are as follows, Wrasse, Pollack, Coalfish, Garfish, Mackerel, Bull Huss, LSDs, Gurnard, Flatties, Conger, occasional Whiting and Ray.

Access to the mark is easy enough and doesnt involve huge walks or major climbing etc. I suppose we should also pick a beach venue nearby in case of inclement weather. Anyone staying over could use Donegal Town as a base I suppose, loads of B & Bs etc around there or camp at St. Johns Point itself.

Because of the kind of venue it is, fish it in pairs, ie One Northern member paired with a Southern member for scoring purposes.

I propose fishing it either the weekend of 19/08, 26/08 or 02/09.

Can I have your thoughts and opinions please? The more the merrier incidentally, there should be plenty of room to accommodate the masses...! :D

We can decide the scoring system later on, I have seen days there where its a fish a cast as far as Wrasse are concerned and this would have to be taken into account...... :P

Sat Jul 08, 2006 7:25 am

I would second this.

I fished this mark last weekend along with GADSAC - great spot and nearly all the afrorementioned fish were caught.

Wrasse? Un-feckin-believable.

There is a campsite near the entrance to St. John's point - great facilities and only €9 per head per night.

I would highly reccommend this mark for a comp.

Jude

Wed Jul 12, 2006 9:55 am

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Alright lads, pick the bones out of this....

A paired Rambler comp fished at St. Johns Point, Co. Donegal. A mix of ground, from very rough to patches of clean sand in parts that should throw up an interesting variety of species. Wrasse fishing here can be nothing short of spectacular at times. Fish to be expected here are as follows, Wrasse, Pollack, Coalfish, Garfish, Mackerel, Bull Huss, LSDs, Gurnard, Flatties, Conger, occasional Whiting and Ray.

Access to the mark is easy enough and doesnt involve huge walks or major climbing etc. I suppose we should also pick a beach venue nearby in case of inclement weather. Anyone staying over could use Donegal Town as a base I suppose, loads of B & Bs etc around there or camp at St. Johns Point itself.

Because of the kind of venue it is, fish it in pairs, ie One Northern member paired with a Southern member for scoring purposes.

I propose fishing it either the weekend of 19/08, 26/08 or 02/09.

Can I have your thoughts and opinions please? The more the merrier incidentally, there should be plenty of room to accommodate the masses...!

We can decide the scoring system later on, I have seen days there where its a fish a cast as far as Wrasse are concerned and this would have to be taken into account......
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I would second this.

I fished this mark last weekend along with GADSAC - great spot and nearly all the afrorementioned fish were caught.

Wrasse? Un-feckin-believable.





This seems to have been greeted with a deafening air of silence.... do we not like the venue, the type of fishing or the dates....??? Drew appears to have gone AWOL at the mo, another couple of regular posters are missing also but any chance of anyone else who was interested giving their opinion please.

Wed Jul 12, 2006 10:19 am

i was thinking somewhere in sligo..

or just at least somewhere a bit more accessable for us further down the south..

Thu Jul 13, 2006 1:01 am

personally speaking I would prefer a beach competition somewhere as I hate rock hopping and not too gone on spining

Thu Jul 13, 2006 8:24 am

Alright so ante up :D .... a few recommendations then lads. A beach, somewhere relatively civilised that doesnt involve horrible long walks or ordnance survey maps to find, that will throw up a few fish. Somewhere that isnt a ridiculous drive from the North also, bearing in mind (hopefully) half the participants will come from that neck of the woods. Makes no difference to me where it is TBH as I'll be travelling from Cork....

meet

Sun Jul 16, 2006 7:46 pm

Just a thought if people after a beach to fish with easy routes for all.

why not Downhill-benone.

As for date sep better as it may take that long for all to get sorted.

I think one from south and drew from north should just say when and were as everyone will have problems with a date. But if one picked then people have a set date they can try work around and towards.

just a thought