crosshaven pier?

[Fish for Burnz]

hi guys just like all piers they fish well enough just wondering if anyone has ever fished crosshaven pier it is close to harbour so just wondering would u get any decent fish from it thinking of giving it a go sum evening any tats on it would be great!!!!!

[donal domeney]

Always worth a go.

Curraghbinny pier across on the other side of the river can produce a few fish. no need to cast more than 50ft. there is about 20-25ft of water in front of you,
Its at the edge of the channel so it can be busy during the day with pleasure craft so best fished into darkness http://goo.gl/maps/8RqAw

Some old posts here. There are probably a few more with Curraghbinny spelt differently.

http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/bull ... mit=Search
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[lucky13]

i've had flatfish from the buddy's boat down the jetty after a days fishing on the water...its worth a go

[shortcircuit]

If you're interested in mulleting, was on that walk from Crosshaven back towards Carrigaline during the heatwave in the summer. About half a mile from the Crosshaven end for the next half mile towards Carrigaline I must have counted twenty or thirty mullet.

[Dave Jolly]

You'll get the odd flounder and dog from Crosshaven pier, much better option for you is to fish from Currabinny pier, usually an hour up to high water and a couple of hours of the drop Is best
You'll get whiting and dogs easily enough, flounder, and the very odd plaice, small gurnards and codling.
You'll always catch something there, my most unusual catch was 2 lobsters the same day.
Dave

[Dave78]

I never caught anything at currabinny pier, I might give it a proper go some day soon, thanks for the advice Dave

[Fish for Burnz]

thanks for the hint an tips lads ya its only around the corner so might give it a go was just tinkin would u get nice cod there as its closer to the harbour than monkstown?