Duration:1-6
Tide:last hours of the ebb and the first hour of the flood
Weather:bad to very nice, still cold
Bait:razor,maddies,lug,mussel,mackerel,sandeel and prawn
Rigs:1 hook paternosters,pennel clip downs and 3 hook flappers
Results:pouting,poor cod,coalies,flounder,codling,whiting,5 beard rockling and a crow,not steve but we presume they'd be related as they where similar looking
Report:one look out the window and i established killiney would be a wash out, so i decided to head for a couple of marks in sandycove that produces fish and that would give us a relatively comfortable place to fish. my self and wayne arrived early and caught nothing until paul popped down. then i landed a small 5 bearded rockling on three small lug tipped with rotten razor. next cast and got a few small taps which developed into a nice tug tug, it turnt out to be a nice coalie over the 35 mark. wayne eventually got the catch of the day, a crow. the fierce bite had me thinking it was a bass or something, but half way out to the sea dangled a crow,it took a minute or to to land and went back unharmed, it says hi steve :lol:i reeled in soon afterwards to land my first pouting of the year, i was chuffed to bits. before we left paul was desperate to land a flounder but he couldn't do it, so on my last cast i chucked out my flattie rig and got one. i suggested a move to sandycove for the cod.
got there and straight away my rod tip was rattling away. wayne drew first blood with a lovely little red codling about 30 yards out. and then i landed another new species for the year a poor cod. paul was still battling away to catch a fish but just couldn't do it god help him. he left shortly afterwards, although he did get an ice cream out of the day