jimmy smiths

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#1 Post by **croppyboy** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 2:44 pm

People:138 anglers

Duration: 1 - 6

Tide:

Weather:sunny

Bait i had rag lug crab mac sandeel squid

Rigs:3 hook flapper and a 3 hook clipped

Results:1 flounder 26 1 hom ray 16

Catch and Release:: Yes/No
yes

Report: 138 anglers who fished yesterday, Saturday the 15th of September.
We had 150 pegs out, pegged straight through across Ballinoulart and Morriscastle in Kilmuckridge, Co.Wexford.
We split it into 3 zones, peg 1 to 50 (zone A), peg 51 to 100 (zone B), peg 101 to 150 (zone C).

Zone A:
1 Ciaran Fogarty, Raheny SAC - 9 fish
2 Joe Byrne, Kilmuckridge SAC - 6 fish
3 Thomas Keogh South Shore SAC - 6 fish
4 JP Molloy, Cois Fharraige / Carna SAC - 4 fish
5 Kevin Daly, Wicklow Bay SAC - 4 fish

Zone B:
1 Stephen Glynn, Ballybrack SAC - 6 fish
2 Robert Power, Ardmore SAC - 6 fish
3 Donal Domeney, Guileen SAC - 4 fish
4 Ian Knight, Ballybrack SAC - 4 fish
5 James Gordon, Kilmuckridge SAC - 4 fish

Zone C:
1 Alan Mulcahy,Rinnasink SAC - 14 fish
2 Tommy Fogarty, Raheny SAC - 11 fish
3 Eoghan Duff, South Shore SAC - 12 fish
4 Joe Hanlon, Wicklow Bay SAC - 7 fish
5 Philip Brown, Culdaff SAC - 6 fish

2 man team:
1st: Alan Mulcahy, Rinnasink SAC & Robert Power, Ardmore SAC.

Best OAP: Russell O'Leary, Kilmuckridge SAC, 5 fish

Lady's Prize: Samantha Kelly, Wexford SAC, 1 fish

Juniors: 12-16 years of age
1 Warren Brown, Culdaff SAC - 6 fish
2 Stephen Mason, South Shore SAC - 5 fish
3 Gavin Fogarty, Raheny SAC - 4 fish

Juveniles: Under 12 years of age
1 Jake Forsyth, Ballybrack SAC - 3 fish
2 Ciaran Higgins, South Shore SAC - 2 fish
3 Adam Keogh, South Shore SAC - 1 fish

Longest Round:
Davy Mc Neilly,Kilmuckridge SAC, 35cm bass
Longest Flat:
Warren Brown,Culdaff SAC, 30cm flounder

Jimmy Smith:
Gold: Alan Mulcahy,Rinnasink SAC - 14 fish
Silver: Tommy Fogarty, Raheny SAC - 11 fish
Bronze: Eoghan Duff, South Shore SAC - 12 fish

Maurice Dalton Trophy:
1 Warren Brown, Culdaff SAC - 6 fish
2 Stephen Mason, South Shore SAC - 5 fish
3 Gavin Fogarty, Raheny SAC - 4 fish

Inter-Provincial Teams: (5 man team)
1st Leinster
Captain: Eamonn Bermingham, South Shore SAC,
Noel Fogarty, Raheny SAC,
Thomas Keogh, South Shore SAC,
Martin Howlin, Wexford SAC,
Billy Doran, Kilmore SAC

have to say when i was peged on Ballinoulart my heart sank after fishing it in the leinster leauge and blanked and my fears proved right 5 hrs fishing 2 fish and one of them was undersized fished as good as i could at distance and in close to no avail but still enjoyed the experience of fishing in a comp of that size the above results were taken from the isfalein web site also the leinster leauge table has been updated

Both myself and alby in the top 30

fintan

#2 Post by **Seaniebo** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 4:26 pm

Was on beautiful ballinoulart myself. Had 1 dab and 3 flounders in. 2 undersize also. 6th in the zone. Myself and jp were third in the 2 man teams. Jp was fouth in the zone with 4 fish also.

#3 Post by **cortaz** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 5:27 pm

up the decies 8)

#4 Post by **jonny gilbert** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 5:41 pm

i was at the bottom of morriscastle i had a dab at 23cm an eel at 50cm and a flounder at 29cm ended up wit 107 points think i was 7th in my zone not too sure but around that area anyway...was good to meet up with JP, seaniebo and boyce.

#5 Post by **sharky** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 7:24 pm

Well done Alan, and he won the club competition in Faithlegg on Sunday night also and he fishes for RINNASHARK SEA ANGLING CLUB in Waterford despite what name is shown above

#6 Post by **paul mason** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 8:33 pm

What a pair, you done well from the bad end lads.

#7 Post by **paul mason** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 9:15 pm

Some more pics from the jimmy smith on sat.

#8 Post by **paul mason** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 9:21 pm

more pics

#9 Post by **fishinmidget** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 9:37 pm

well done lads. well done indeed.

P.S. u should be keeping that jacket nice ger :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

#10 Post by **Seaniebo** » Tue Sep 18, 2007 9:44 am

Thanks Paul. Good to meet up with all the lads and well done to Mully.