LRF Fishing Dublin 1/4/12

[jack01986]

People: Sweetwrasse and myself

Duration: 3hrs or so

Tide:rising to full

Weather: Cool and Overcast

Bait: Variety of jelly worms

Rigs: Jig Heads

Results: About five or six pollack.




Report: Decided after all the settled weather to try for some fish on the lighter gear. Brought out the LRF rods and a variety of lures and jelly worms. I managed a fish after the first few casts on a power isome worm. Things went quiet for a while and just as the talk of packing up went around I had my head wrecked by what I think was a wrasse plucking at the tail of the work and taking chunks out of it. The pollack eventually came on the feed and was getting a few hits every cast or so. Sweetwrasse wasnt having much luck but I gave him a go of LRF rod and he was into a fish on the first cast and pulled in a nice pollack. These guys put up a serious scrap on the lighter line and soft rods crash diving for the rocks and really jagging on the line. Its great fun cant wait to see what a better sized fish would do.

[Sweetwrasse]

Good craic alright Jack. Couldn't believe the scrap out of that little Pollock

[tight lines]

well done lads good to know the pollock are around early have you ever had any bigger ones from that mark

[roger de dodger]

baby fishin have yea gone over to the dark side jack

[jack01986]

Just broadening my horizons Dodger and waiting for a bigger sized fish to turn up eventually.

[Dave]

Great stuff Jack, good to see a few more at it. Just wait until you get a few wrasse and mackerel on that gear, serious fun.

[Tom H]

good stuff

[biker]

The LRF gear is rated up to like 5 gram or something is it ?? Thats madness, i was worrying about my 10-40g rod being able to hold up some good pollock never mind LRF gear lol Good fishing dude

[jack01986]

Ye its mad all right the weight and balance of the rods are something else. I'll try make a short video next time Im out.

[chuckaroo]

nice fishin