Greystones driveing range

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Greystones driveing range

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People:/Myself and 4 others

Duration:4-8pm

Tide:rising

Weather:calm and quite warm

Bait:Lug,mackeral and mussel

Rigs:3 hook flappers/scratching

Results:5 whiting up to 26, 4 coalies up to 32, and 2 small codling

Catch and Release:: Yes



Report: Was an enjoyable few hours got a nice coalie 32cm first cast to mussell, then lost 6 rigs in a row was a snaggy mark, snags in close, snags out far in the end i just moved 200 yards up the beach and stopped the rot. Fish were quite small but was a nice evening and we were getting a fish a cast. Oh its amazing how many small fish you can catch scratching.
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#2 Post by pablo »

Good stuff KK .... was there myself from early morning until about lunchtime and blanked!!! :cry: Fished the outgoing tide so was doomed from the start ...
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#3 Post by Richie07 »

pablo wrote:Good stuff KK .... was there myself from early morning until about lunchtime and blanked!!! :cry: Fished the outgoing tide so was doomed from the start ...
Was there myself at those times and had the same results,next time will go in the late afternoon.
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#4 Post by KK »

It was still bright out when i got the coalie but all the other fish came in the dark!! Ide say it fishes better with a bit of a surf it was a bit to calm.

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