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withdrawal symptoms!!!!!

#1 Post by bennymc »

come on now troops,surely a bit of wind & scattered snow showers isn't gonna confine you lot to barracks.iv'e had enough of watchin what the wife wants to watch on telly.come hail,snow,or blow,i'm back out tomorrow evening.maybe give D DEE a chuck,keep you posted. maybe that 8lb pollock has made it's way round from Bangor. !!!
always fish on the wild side.But hey,lets be careful out there
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#2 Post by Drew »

I was at the Dee on Tuesday night... :lol:
I was leaning into the wind, didn't have to worry, it was holding me up!
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#3 Post by Seaniebo »

Thats the spirit bennymc! The withdrawal symptoms are terrible! Starting to long for the Spring/Summer. Whats everyone looking forward to? For me it has to be Flatties and Smoothies. Cant wait!!
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#4 Post by Steve »

Bass bass bass! Can't wait to get wading into that surf again!
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#5 Post by petekd »

Pollack and wrasse on the light gear at "The Bridges"....
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#6 Post by MAC »

Bass, for me as well. Although I think this year will be one of those everything years...... I am really starting to like this lead chucking off the beach lark. :lol:

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#7 Post by Conor H »

Pollock on light gear from my own boat !!! Horn Head and Tory if I get adventurous !!
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#8 Post by lumpy »

bull huss and rays. gonna get me a speciman huss this year thats the goal
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#9 Post by bigkev »

Looking forward to putting more tope in the boat
But I'm really going to put some effort into a large conger this year!!!
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#10 Post by Donagh »

Never mind light gear. Two rods, a rest, 4/0 penel pulleys with 6oz lead pulling loads of rays over the mixed ground. Magic

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#11 Post by BigPhil »

really anything!
a smoothy and a bass would be nice from the beach
and another on the wish list would be a blackmouth dogfish or a sea bream of any description and spotted rays and brill from the boat.
not askin for much eh!!!! :lol:
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#12 Post by pete »

Anything bloody well over 15cm!!! Lookin forward to the first mackerel shoals and enought light in the evenings after work to get a bit of fishin done.

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#13 Post by Wes »

Tope. Tope. Tope.

Didnt get one last year, I'ts gonna happen this year...IT IS gonna happen this year! :twisted:
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#14 Post by Lee337 »

Ray from the shore and if I am really lucky a Tope!
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#15 Post by dinger »

its got to be a ray or a big conger or two :D :D :D
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#16 Post by blackiemc »

I'm looking forward to discovering what's available to catch in my favourite spots of west Connemara, thanks to SAI now I suspect there may be more there than gunner (ie. rock biting wrasse) in there!!

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#17 Post by sevans »

looking forward to a 12 lb plus ray from the beach in spring and a 20 lb plus smoothie in the summer, going for a few personal best's this year hopefully. maybe bat my 12 1/2 lb bass, that would be great.
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#18 Post by Tanglerat »

A Salmon from the local river (ok, not a sea angling ambition but nearly1 :D ), a Donegal Bass, and a Porgie shark or Blue Fin Tuna from Phenwick Mist's boat.
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#19 Post by pete »

Cmon down the road a bit this summer Tanglerat. We'll make sure you get one of the silver boys on the Eany, can't go wrong when there is a flood.

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daven

#20 Post by daven »

A 50lb striped bass from new jersey
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