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whitewater, malahide, 23/8/7

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People: MAC jw

Duration: 1pm till 11pm

Tide: lw around 2pm

Weather: 20knots northerly then calm

Bait: mackerel

Rigs: tope rigs, sabikis, muppets

Results: launce mackerel doggies cod coalfish, TOPE and a friendly octopus jum jum

Report: too knackered to write it up. when it finally calmed down, anchored on the moulditch bank. Broken by two tope runs, landed 3, and 5 or six dropped runs. Great fun.
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#3 Post by yappo »

Nice one JW was watching you out there from the shore while out walking the dog.
Looks like a nice big boat.
Good luck on the shark hunt in Carrigaholt at weekend I will be trying the same thing out of Cobh.


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#4 Post by petekd »

Nice one lads, cracking picture of Kev and the tope gurning in unison... :D
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#5 Post by jd »

Nice one lads- kudos for persisting until things settled down. Shame I couldn't make it.
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#6 Post by MAC »

Nice one lads, cracking picture of Kev and the tope gurning in unison... :)


It took ages to get the timing right for that one :lol: :lol: More like wincing when you feel the fish wanting to kick...... :D

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#7 Post by bigkev »

Kev, is that you wearing a personal flotation device? :lol:
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#8 Post by Seaniebo »

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#9 Post by Mr_Green »

wheres john1 when u need him....he can spot fakes :wink: :lol:
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#10 Post by Adam S »

well done , excellent stuff
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#11 Post by jd »

Cough, jw has informed me that it wasn't perserverence- they just didn't fancy the tripback against the northerly!
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#12 Post by JOHN1 »

well done lads good result.

great to the crew with big smiles on there faces and last but not least PFD'S on them aswell :shock: :lol: :lol:

just a taught i wonder had you got them on just because there was a 20knt wind blowing :wink: :lol:
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#13 Post by JOHN1 »

i just noticed the last pic shows two tope on the deck with blind folds on and a pair of legs with no upper body shown is this because the fish seen somebody without a PFD on :lol: :lol:.
i hope i didn't catch you out again :lol: :lol:
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#14 Post by dbrock »

looked like an enjoyable day out there pity you couldn make it to where i told you to go as we had 17 tope and pleanty of dropped runs today,,,
great fun though

oh and pleanty of codling ,,,some decent whiting,,,and coalies
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#15 Post by bigstyle »

dbrock wrote:looked like an enjoyable day out there pity you couldn make it to where i told you to go as we had 17 tope and pleanty of dropped runs today


And i thought the lads did well :shock: :shock: . Any chance you'd PM me that spot Denis?
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