time - 12.45pm - 4pm
tide - rising
weather - beautiful day
Bait - rag and mack
Rigs: two up one down
Results: dabs / plaice / pollock
Report:
Collected a few bags of rag and some frozen mack from Larne Angling Supplies on Saturday morning (good quality stuff, highly recommended) and headed up the Antrim coast. Hadn't fished Limerick Point for quite a while so with the aim of targeting flatties I decided to give this venue a go. There was a few other lads about and noticed one guy landing a few small wrasse.
Managed to get a nice spot on the rocks in front of the house. There was alot of water traffic about so rather than go long with the beachcaster I decided to fish light close in - lobbed my trace (two up one down with a 3oz plain lead) out about 30yds.
Tide was flowing right to left and pulled the trace in front of a small reef. Wasn't long before there was some interest and then wallop - landed a nice wee pollock, nothing spectacular but enough to put a bend in my light rod. From here on it was virtuaaly a fish a cast with the pollock being interrupted by a couple of dabs and a plaice.
Largest flat would have been about 9" and largest pollock may have just been 12". Overall a good days sport in some scorching weather.
