Duration: 1945 - 1030
Tide: Dropping from a 1740 high
Weather: Calm, sunny and warm
Bait: mack & rag
Rigs: pulley, scratcher and lures
Results: 2 x LSD, 1 x coalie & 1 x pollack
Report:
I headed to the breakwater tonight because yet again - it was a really nice evening. The bro had been out all day up at Red Bay and had landed a hat-trick of pollack, a plaice and some whiting, I met him on the breakwater which was already busy with a few anglers including te ariki nua & merv147 - NICE TO MEET YOU LADS
te ariki nua & merv147 hadn't fared too well at this mark but had landed a few red cod earlier in the day.
I chucked a baited rig out and then headed down onto the rocks with a C bar and some spinning gear, the first two casts laned a coalie and a pollack - both small - no other fish landed with this method.
It was all quite up to around 2130, we then landed an LSD each - nice size - but nothing else.
Some other anglers further down the breakwater landed a pollack and a rockling but nothing else of much note.
It was an enjoyable session - good weather makes all the difference
a few more fish would have been even better but on a dropping tide your chances are always halved.....hi-de-ho campers.....
i had my rock hoping gear with me if i had known i was going to fish the breakwater i would have taken my good gear still wasn't a bad days fishing at lest we caught something and i got a chance to try out some of the plugs i got on e-bay never got anything on them but there is always next time and i have eyed up a mark at ballygally to try so i will bring my camera with me when i go to fish it I'm temped to do some spinning at c/dun at the rocks close to the small Pier to the left i know that you can get some good sized coleys at it and it is often over looked by most anglers
a well went to arglass two mackerel 
