Charters out of Dublin

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2Poc
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Charters out of Dublin

#1 Post by 2Poc »

Hi, Does anyone know of any charter boats working out of dublin?
There is one guy listed on the CFB website 'Peter Power'.
I contacted him numerous times by e-mail & phone each time he said he'd
call me back & never bothered his arse - bad service to the extreme!!
As an aside - has anyone here ever dealt with him?

Regards,
Patrick.
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#2 Post by Guest »

Hi Patrick,
only skipper i ever heard of out of dublin was charlie robinson in dunlaoghaire, but i think hes moved since .
was quite expensive too at 550 per day last i heard.
sorry for the lack of positive info, but thats dublin fishin for ya.
terry
Fishing Nomad

#3 Post by Fishing Nomad »

Adam Patricia.
Freeward 35. Twin 75hp Thornycrofts
Skippers: Frank and Ken Doyle
Licence: 607 Expires: 04 May 05

Notes: Owned and Operated by Frank and Ken Doyle our of Howth County Dublin. Range 15 miles north or south of Howth, 3 miles out to sea. Day fishing trips all year round plus evening mackerel trips in July and August.

Address: Rogerstown Harbour, Rush, Co. Dublin.
Telephone: +353 87 2678211 (Frank) or +353 87 6573832 (Ken)
Email: ken.doyle@iolfree.ie
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#4 Post by 2Poc »

Great - thanks for replies guys

-Patrick
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#5 Post by Guest »

Hi Patrick

Plenty of small boats from Bulloch Harbour: e15.00 per hr
Small out board engine's and most of all good fishing

Best of luck
Gerry
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#6 Post by Wes »

Came across this page (link) and remembered this thread.
Don't know if the info is current, maybe give the guy a call and check if you're still interested?

http://www.ireland.ie/things_2_do_resul ... ?sID=31318
Wes

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