lady slip tramore

[varadero]

what would you except to catch at the lady slip tramore this time of year

and has anyone fished the pier where they launch the boats from is it any good

or any info about it

[Bassy Tom]

The Ladys Slip in Tramore you can expect coalfish, the odd whiting with a decent chance of a bass as the water is still relatively warm for this time of year. Use fresh lug or crab for the best results. Fish it 2 hrs before and 2 hrs after low water, that has served me well recently.

The peir throws up some conger but i have no experience of fishing there.

hope this helps, good luck and let us know how ya get on.

[varadero]

so it's only good at low tide not at high tide

[Bassy Tom]

It just seems to fish best around those times before and after low water varadero, but it fishes quite well just before and just after high water as well. Its the mid tide that i find least productive.

[GG]

The pier can produce good conger and huss as the ground is rough and you can expect to leave a few rigs there. Cod can show there at times but this year has been quiet so far. The only other down side to the pier is limited space if there is more than two anglers fishing from the main wall.

[varadero]

any info on the long pipe opposite the chipper/toilets it looks like a long cast

and the big pile of rocks half down the beach

[Dunne78]

Got a bass and a few nice coals at the monkey pole last night, fresh lug

[varadero]

Got a Bass and a few nice coals at the monkey pole last night, fresh lug

where About's is the monkey pole it's not there any more

[Bassy Tom]

Got a Bass and a few nice coals at the monkey pole last night, fresh lug

yup cant beat the fresh lug on Tramore, especially for the bass. if they are there they will take it.

[Hurling]

How far would you have to cast to hit the bass?and would you get them in winter?

[varadero]

if they are there they will be close in try looking along the beach not straight out

???????????? ANY ONE KNOW IF IT'S ANY GOOD OF A DAY TIME TIDE ????????

[craigo]

[quote="varadero"]if they are there they will be close in try looking along the beach not straight out

???????????? ANY ONE KNOW IF IT'S ANY GOOD OF A DAY TIME TIDE ????????[/quo

Day or night doesn't matter when bass fishing Tramore. Vary your casting distance until you find the Bass . A decent surf is required for good results. . . . No one is going to tell you exactly when and where they are feeding ( unless you have some really sound mates ) So get out there and fish !

[Hurling]

Any body know an reefs close to shore along the coper coast.