Water depth and feature info?
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Water depth and feature info?
Just wondering is there anywhere that you can find the water depth and features for certain areas?
Was told to check out this site but cant seem to find what im looking for.
http://www.infomar.ie/press/Mapping_Ire ... rwater.php
Would love to know how deep some marks are and what the ground is like etc. if possible?
Any help would be great thanks.
Cheers,
Rob
Was told to check out this site but cant seem to find what im looking for.
http://www.infomar.ie/press/Mapping_Ire ... rwater.php
Would love to know how deep some marks are and what the ground is like etc. if possible?
Any help would be great thanks.
Cheers,
Rob
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Re: Water depth and feature info?
Try a yaght club or seaside pub there cud be a chart framed on the wall
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Re: Water depth and feature info?
niceone that could be an option alright.
seen this but not sure how well it would work maybe in a lake or something.
anyone used one?
http://www.humminbird.info/Smartcast/Smarcast_rf20.htm
seen this but not sure how well it would work maybe in a lake or something.
anyone used one?
http://www.humminbird.info/Smartcast/Smarcast_rf20.htm
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Re: Water depth and feature info?
I've had a few looks for such maps in the past and the best I can find (for free) are these: (see below). The maps of Dublin Bay might be the most useful. It's interesting to see the deepest water to the east of Dalkey Island and Howth and then long (green) sand-bank outside the mouth of the bay. The position of ship-wrecks might also be interesting for those looking to catch conger and um...other fish that apparently like ship-wrecks (I don't really have a baldy). I don't think the depth maps get much more detailed than this at the moment. I might try to overlay the depth map with the wreck map sometime but if anyone is a whizz with graphics you might as well give it a bash and stick it up here.
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Re: Water depth and feature info?
Niceone Gilks is there a website i can find that dublin bay image?
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Re: Water depth and feature info?
Admiralty charts are the way to go i'd say. You can get them in any good chandlery shops. I got one for cork harbour and find it very useful.
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Re: Water depth and feature info?
The best thing to do is put up a few place names here. If there are fished a lot then most posters would have a good idea of the depths and dangers.
For fishing rocky ground of unknown depths, cast out a lead first and count how long it takes the lead to hit the bottom.
When you cast out your rig, stop it short of the count. That should keep you off the bottom and out of any snag.
For fishing rocky ground of unknown depths, cast out a lead first and count how long it takes the lead to hit the bottom.
When you cast out your rig, stop it short of the count. That should keep you off the bottom and out of any snag.
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Re: Water depth and feature info?
A3 pdf chart of Dublin Bay courtesy of Garmin here - www.planetseafishing.com/downloads/dublin-bay.pdf
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Re: Water depth and feature info?
Howye nemo,a buddy of mine bought one of them sonar things a lidle version set it up thought he was the man ,he cast it out ,when reeling in seemed to be working ok,next thing up comes a huge pollack hits the beeper and breaks the line I nearly wet myself laughin,then to cap it all off it floated in under us out of reach pleanty of slagging all day for our tackle tart buddy
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Re: Water depth and feature info?
cheers bigmanthebigman wrote:A3 pdf chart of Dublin Bay courtesy of Garmin here - http://www.planetseafishing.com/downloa ... in-bay.pdf
Haha thats hilarious, atleast it actually finds fish!eoghanb wrote:Howye nemo,a buddy of mine bought one of them sonar things a lidle version set it up thought he was the man ,he cast it out ,when reeling in seemed to be working ok,next thing up comes a huge pollack hits the beeper and breaks the line I nearly wet myself laughin,then to cap it all off it floated in under us out of reach pleanty of slagging all day for our tackle tart buddy
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Re: Water depth and feature info?
You're welcome, let me know if that's not the area you were looking for.finding nemo wrote:cheers bigmanthebigman wrote:A3 pdf chart of Dublin Bay courtesy of Garmin here - http://www.planetseafishing.com/downloa ... in-bay.pdf
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Re: Water depth and feature info?
http://www.prism.ie/Resources/Reports/A7.pdffinding nemo wrote:Niceone Gilks is there a website i can find that dublin bay image?
Would like nice on the wall.
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Re: Water depth and feature info?
Very handy info for anyone fishing that area.Gilks wrote:http://www.prism.ie/Resources/Reports/A7.pdffinding nemo wrote:Niceone Gilks is there a website i can find that dublin bay image?
Would like nice on the wall.