Little Killary, Galway, 7-8/4/07
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Sandeel worked for me too, 2/0 pulley cast about 100 yards. As a fairly novice caster I was well pleased with the distance - when I got home realised I had nearly full mags on the 525 :oops: :oops:
Its called fishing, not catching. If it was called catching it wouldn't be fishing!
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i was getting no joy trying for the doggies and ray, had no magic sandeels - so took out the spinning rod and got the first coalie on a floated mussel - others fell to mack strip
later one of the doggies took a half mack on a 4/0 hook :shock: greedy bugger :lol:
great craic as has been said
fishing sunday morning was very disappointing to say the least - was very tired and the fine day on saturday was replaced with a cold breezy overcast day - you could see why charcoal sausages at noon were appealing
fair play to pete on the spread - a life saver really - for some reason i was cold even in the sunshine - the grub warmed the cockles of me heart - and staved off the few beers i was having :P
great to put faces to names - and pity the poor head who had to share a bus with al back to dublin! :P
later one of the doggies took a half mack on a 4/0 hook :shock: greedy bugger :lol:
great craic as has been said
fishing sunday morning was very disappointing to say the least - was very tired and the fine day on saturday was replaced with a cold breezy overcast day - you could see why charcoal sausages at noon were appealing
fair play to pete on the spread - a life saver really - for some reason i was cold even in the sunshine - the grub warmed the cockles of me heart - and staved off the few beers i was having :P
great to put faces to names - and pity the poor head who had to share a bus with al back to dublin! :P
catch and release!
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corbyeire wrote:and pity the poor head who had to share a bus with al back to dublin!
aye.. he's been rather quiet since the meet... i think he's still probably asleep.. :lol: :lol: never heard someone snore as loud in a tent, and i was half way down the beach at the time :shock: :shock: :shock:
hehe.. and on the drive home the only think that made him respond was when ever "young wans" were mentioned.. so funny :lol: :lol:
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Just awake now lads and i'm still knackered! Cheers lads had a great time in Killary wont be forgetting it in a hurry a great bunch of lads :D Only caught a doggie but the craic and the grub and the company more than made up for it!
Things i have learned at Killary..
1) Get some sleep before getting there!
2) Catch some fish or you'll never here the end of it. :)
3) Guinness doesn't wake you up.
4) Steve will say the opposite to number 3!
5) Check your tent is not a prop from star trek before going there...
or else you will be in tears when you try to set up what looks like a hot air baloon at about midnight while people point and laugh!
6) Get tent sound proofed!
7) Corbyeire is able to make sausages that have to be peeled... :shock: very interesting to eat but nice once you get through the sand and Charcoal ;)
Cheers again lads look forward to meeting up again...maybe this time i can get fish number 2 :shock: :D
Things i have learned at Killary..
1) Get some sleep before getting there!
2) Catch some fish or you'll never here the end of it. :)
3) Guinness doesn't wake you up.
4) Steve will say the opposite to number 3!
5) Check your tent is not a prop from star trek before going there...
or else you will be in tears when you try to set up what looks like a hot air baloon at about midnight while people point and laugh!
6) Get tent sound proofed!
7) Corbyeire is able to make sausages that have to be peeled... :shock: very interesting to eat but nice once you get through the sand and Charcoal ;)
Cheers again lads look forward to meeting up again...maybe this time i can get fish number 2 :shock: :D
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Al wrote:3) Guinness doesn't wake you up.
4) Steve will say the opposite to number 3!
:lol: :lol: :lol:
Al wrote:5) Check your tent is not a prop from star trek before going there...
that was so funny..
for a while i thought you had got the wrong bus home and ended up in the wrong part of the country
:shock:
good to see your still with us... it does take alot out of ya... even though you slept from about 3am-10:30am... did you find any sandhoppers in beside you :shock: :shock: :shock:
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definitely one for the books... :D
as i have mentioned before.. i'll try to organise another one July/August or around that time...
(we just need petekd to bring a table and chairs so we can be a little bit more civilised while eating food :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: )
as i have mentioned before.. i'll try to organise another one July/August or around that time...
(we just need petekd to bring a table and chairs so we can be a little bit more civilised while eating food :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: )
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stevecrow74 wrote:definitely one for the books... :D
as i have mentioned before.. i'll try to organise another one July/August or around that time...
(we just need petekd to bring a table and chairs so we can be a little bit more civilised while eating food :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: )
Definatly up for that :) Will not be bringing so much crap with me the next time! Rigs -weights- bait!! That is all :) maybe a new tent too!
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m.b3 wrote:Al wrote:5) Check your tent is not a prop from star trek before going there...
or else you will be in tears when you try to set up what looks like a hot air baloon at about midnight while people point and laugh!
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
hahah!!! haha!!! i can imagine :lol: :lol: :lol:
Not nice! I will be defo buying a new tent the next time :)
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stevecrow74 wrote:(we just need petekd to bring a table and chairs so we can be a little bit more civilised while eating food :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: )
It'll take a lot more than a few sticks of furniture ....
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Al wrote:m.b3 wrote:Al wrote:5) Check your tent is not a prop from star trek before going there...
or else you will be in tears when you try to set up what looks like a hot air baloon at about midnight while people point and laugh!
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
hahah!!! haha!!! i can imagine :lol: :lol: :lol:
Not nice! I will be defo buying a new tent the next time :)
if you cant find the holes for the tent pegs just make some in the fly sheet! - at least i tried to help you with that kite of yours :lol:
catch and release!
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corbyeire wrote:Al wrote:m.b3 wrote:[quote="Al"]
5) Check your tent is not a prop from star trek before going there...
or else you will be in tears when you try to set up what looks like a hot air baloon at about midnight while people point and laugh!
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
hahah!!! haha!!! i can imagine :lol: :lol: :lol:
Not nice! I will be defo buying a new tent the next time :)
if you cant find the holes for the tent pegs just make some in the fly sheet! - at least i tried to help you with that kite of yours :lol:[/quote]
HAHA :D i thought it was a good strategy anyway!!! Cheers by the way it was much appreiated :D
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We had a tablecloth for gods sakes, in pretty blue and white check.... How much more civilised do you want!! :D Oh and to clarify, I most certainly didnt serve up burnt food and sand filled baps!! That must have been Corby with the grub he kept well hidden from the rest of us the night before.....
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oh no pete, ur food was pristine :D ...i was referring to the leftovers i decied to have a go at... ahem and i think civilised people would have had napkins :roll: ...petekd wrote:We had a tablecloth for gods sakes, in pretty blue and white check.... How much more civilised do you want!! :D Oh and to clarify, I most certainly didnt serve up burnt food and sand filled baps!! That must have been Corby with the grub he kept well hidden from the rest of us the night before.....
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