greystones south @the stream 20-1-09

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roger de dodger
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greystones south @the stream 20-1-09

#1 Post by roger de dodger »

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Duration:7.30 -10pm

Tide:hw 7.30

Weather:nice no rain

Bait:lug razor squid

Rigs:3 hook flapps

Results:9 whiting




Report:got bait on sat and never got out ,had promised the young lad a trip out but weather was crap so didnt go,the westerly wind was making casting too easy once the lead got up 15 feet it was like flying a kite :lol: put one rod out for cod /whiting and one in close at the river mouth and got one good bite and slack line ,i wonder :?: all the whiting out 100 yrds, most around 25-28 ,was suprised at the lack of coalies and weed :shock:
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Re: greystones south @the stream 20-1-09

#2 Post by corbyeire »

was delighted theres no weed around

but true where are all the coalies - processed frozen and being sold as cod!

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Re: greystones south @the stream 20-1-09

#3 Post by Al and Jordan »

nice result for a short session roger 8) there are no shortage of coalies up here in co. antrim, all tiddlers. but what they lack in size they make up for in numbers :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: well done.

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