) to take a look at a new Rib for work, Is it worth my while packing a rod for having a chuck for a few hours tomorrow evening/wed morning, the boss might be tagging along as well so nothing to technical, maybe spinning for mack or pollack, or even a mullet if the tides are right.How's the fishing around Carrigaline ?
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How's the fishing around Carrigaline ?
I've got the opportunity for a 2 day trip to Carrigaline Cork tomorrow and wednesday(bass day ) to take a look at a new Rib for work, Is it worth my while packing a rod for having a chuck for a few hours tomorrow evening/wed morning, the boss might be tagging along as well so nothing to technical, maybe spinning for mack or pollack, or even a mullet if the tides are right.
) to take a look at a new Rib for work, Is it worth my while packing a rod for having a chuck for a few hours tomorrow evening/wed morning, the boss might be tagging along as well so nothing to technical, maybe spinning for mack or pollack, or even a mullet if the tides are right.If someone shows you a mark to fish, respect it and dont pass it of as one of your own, dont tell every man and his dog about it.
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Re: How's the fishing around Carrigaline ?
ive had loads of pollack from the rocks in fountainstown in the last week or so but all small ones. biggest was about 1.5lbs but most were like gold fish.