Dublin Fishing
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jonni
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Dublin Fishing
Fished Dunlaoighre for macks a few weeks ago, nothing, havent been out since.
Anyways, planning a little trip this Sunday, specifically looking for macks.
Is there anywhere currently which is fishing well for macks?
Anyways, planning a little trip this Sunday, specifically looking for macks.
Is there anywhere currently which is fishing well for macks?
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anthony byrne
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Re: Dublin Fishing
I'd agree good reports this week
http://anthonybyrnekayakangler.blogspot.ie
Irishkayakangling.com
Kayak Species 2011 (6)
Kayak Species 2012 (14)
Kayak Species 2013 (15)
Irishkayakangling.com
Kayak Species 2011 (6)
Kayak Species 2012 (14)
Kayak Species 2013 (15)
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Mozza
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Re: Dublin Fishing
Had a good few in Dun Laoghaire myself yesterday, managed to catch a lump of a Mackerel he was 45cm and weighed 2lb.
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Re: Dublin Fishing
Coming back in this evening in boat at Dun Laoghaire saw a lad on west pier bring in a string of macks.
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Turner85
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Re: Dublin Fishing
I took 100+ on tuesday off the end of dun laoire west. And everyone else got more. Get back down, the feathers with just silver foil on them seemed to work best for me
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fishhelp
Re: Dublin Fishing
Do you really need to take a 100 plus in one session?Turner85 wrote:I took 100+ on tuesday off the end of dun laoire west. And everyone else got more. Get back down, the feathers with just silver foil on them seemed to work best for me
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jondun
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Re: Dublin Fishing
Does anyone remember seeing motorcycles down the pier lately ? I remember years ago being able to but don't know if that still possible. Google Maps shows it might still be possible.
Regards ,
John
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Turner85
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Yea, if u wanna save yourself paying for them as bait and they make for a free dinner aswellfishhelp wrote:Do you really need to take a 100 plus in one session?Turner85 wrote:I took 100+ on tuesday off the end of dun laoire west. And everyone else got more. Get back down, the feathers with just silver foil on them seemed to work best for me
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jondun
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Re: Dublin Fishing
Took a spin out there today on the bike, eh no bikes down the pier.
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Re: Dublin Fishing
With the pressure mackerel stocks are under at the moment and their importance in the food chain you may not need much bait as there may be very little left to fish for if the population crashes. Of course it's your choice to fish as you wish.
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Re: Dublin Fishing
Turner85 wrote:I took 100+ on tuesday off the end of dun laoire west. And everyone else got more. Get back down, the feathers with just silver foil on them seemed to work best for me
was thinkin the same meself, only take what ye need!!
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Turner85
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I know I said I took 100 but was actually me and a mate fishing so between us we took the above amount home yea and after two days fresh mackerel for the family dinner and the brother taking some for himself I am left with about 15 in the freezer which I will use as bait, less business for the commercial fisher and saves me paying €4.50 for a pack of 3 each time I go fishing.ste c wrote:Turner85 wrote:I took 100+ on tuesday off the end of dun laoire west. And everyone else got more. Get back down, the feathers with just silver foil on them seemed to work best for me
was thinkin the same meself, only take what ye need!!
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Turner85
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Im sure I can make use of the 15 or so I have remaining. Id never take mackerel ive no use for, and wont be fishing for them again until I run out of what I have. I know about how much pressure fish stocks are under but unfortunately for every person that cares there is probably over 100000 that dont care and as long as world population keeps increasing things will never get better for fish.Divisadero wrote:With the pressure mackerel stocks are under at the moment and their importance in the food chain you may not need much bait as there may be very little left to fish for if the population crashes. Of course it's your choice to fish as you wish.
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Divisadero
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Re: Dublin Fishing
Good that you will at least use them and not go after more just for the sake of it. But I still think that as indviduals we are responsible for what we remove from the environment and can try to lead by example. Regardless of the massive impact of commercial fishing and the rapidly expanding population as you have correctly pointed out.
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Re: Dublin Fishing
The Irish shore caught specimen weight, I thought, was 1.5 pounds. !!!! So great catch.Mozza wrote:Had a good few in Dun Laoghaire myself yesterday, managed to catch a lump of a Mackerel he was 45cm and weighed 2lb.
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Re: Dublin Fishing
its starting again
its nobodys business what he or she wants to take when they are fishing.
dont let the reports be ruined with all this C&R s*** again
dont let the reports be ruined with all this C&R s*** again
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Turner85
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Re: Dublin Fishing
1 did come down last tuesday while I was fishing. Not sure if its actually allowed dohjondun wrote:Does anyone remember seeing motorcycles down the pier lately ? I remember years ago being able to but don't know if that still possible. Google Maps shows it might still be possible.
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Divisadero
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Prob not. I think on the east pier I saw a sign from the Harbour management regarding some sort of restrictions on push bikes.Let's not forget that the Council were considering banning angling completely a few years ago!!
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Re: Dublin Fishing
Nah won't chance it. I go during the week by car. See how it goes .
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