Ronald wrote:here's one I took of my mate neil having a chuck at garryvoe at christmas ,the previous wave near took the legs from under him
got 2 say this is my fav photo you only see ones in the mags like this and of coarse im the one casting by the way ronald you dint ask me if you could use it!!!
I supose with you being irish angler this month and being famous and all that I should have got a release form Though seeing as it's impossible to tell who you actually are from the photos maybe not
Anyway next time it's your turn to kneel down in the surf with your new camera and try and take a few photos
he was in total sea fishing too.the fame is going to his head,i think he needs knocked down a peg or 2
[color=#0000BF]B***bags shouldn`t be allowed to fish........[/color]
some nice pictures brian amazing what folks miss tucked up in bed at 5 am keep taking the tablets they are sure to work soon ,can ye not sleep i often wonder who those people are driving around when i,m on the way home from a late session (fishing )
Pic of me a couple of years ago fishing in Cairns in Australia. My first and only Barramundi. 14lbs and put up the most incredible fight. Jumping out of the water, going deep, long runs, the works!! Also had a couple of decent Mangrove Jacks that day. Has to be the highlight of my fishing to date.
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I remember this night with very fond and happy memories.
It was in May this year and I was down on holiday to the Dingle Peninsula.
On the night in question when this picture was taken it was my good friend's birthday and we all decided to go out for a spot of plugging and lure fishing for Bass in the bay.
The sun was so warm on my face and the mountains in the background looked stunning.
It was so peaceful.
I just looked up and seen the sun starting to disappear behind the mountains and in doing so the light from it started to reflect of the sea creating an amazing orange colour.
I thought the silhouette created from the sun setting looked really amazing and so I got my camera out very quickly and took the picture.
I wanted to capture as much as I could in my photograph and I am pleased with the results.
I hope you like my picture as much as I do.
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"Limit your Kill - Don't Kill your Limit" ><O>-><O>-><O>
a few old pics, this one is from watsons bay sydney austrailia, after a days fishing sitting on a jetty with a esky of charlton cold with the city in the distance, we caught about 15 different species, great day.
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these are from a days fishing on lough sheelin, first one is the bog at sunrise on the way, the second is on the lake that evening, the third is on the way home down the river inny at sunset
Though seeing as it's impossible to tell who you actually are from the photos maybe not
keep taking the tablets they are sure to work soon ,can ye not sleep 
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that tail could slap me mother in law any day 
