Tralee bay, 17/06/08

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Tralee bay, 17/06/08

#1 Post by Mus »

Me and Aidan

1pm-3pm

The Flood

Very windy and overcast

Lugs

2 Hook Pats

1 Bass (2.5lbs) 7 Flounder, 6 Eels, 2 Plaice

When we got to the mark it was extremely windy so we werent expecting anything great. We were kinda right!! It didnt take long to land the first fish - first cast and Aidan had a Plaice I had a flounder on my second follwed by Eels. It was like this for much of the day. I got a Bass half way through the session on Lug. I was delighted as ive been struggling to catch bass recently. All in All a good day out.




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#2 Post by roger de dodger »

good work men and good job on the camera work :wink:
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#3 Post by saltydog »

Good going well done :) any size to the eels??
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#4 Post by John D »

Good fishing lads.
Nice pics too!

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#5 Post by shamoo0804 »

Welldone lads.

I'd say that brolly in the pic's was well used, if the west was anything like the east coast yesterday :roll:
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#6 Post by Mus »

One or two big ones maybe 2lbs max-hard to tell. The brolly was very useful it was wet and windy all day. How does this kind of weather affect bass?? Any ideas?
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