Greenore Rocks/Beach

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Danshane
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Greenore Rocks/Beach

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Duration: 13:00 to 18:00

Tide: hw 16:30

Weather: Cloudy but nice

Bait: feathers, spinner, mackerel

Rigs:

Results: 1 mackerel, 1 sand eel, (and a crab :o) )




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First time out trying new things (only feathered before) so no laughing !!!

Went to Greenore to feather for mackerel. There was loads of small fry/fish at the shore edge. As I was setting up there was a big sizzle on the water about 50 metres out. All the local seniors jumped up from their chat and started firing their lines in, so I was hopeful of a bag full of mackerel !!
It was not to be, I caught one and saw about 4 others caught in about 2 hours, (and the water didn't sizzle again).

I foul hooked a sand eel aswell which was a welcome doubling of my catch.

It got crowded and I wanted to try something new so I walked up the beach a bit to a quieter spot, put on a three hook rig and used my mackerel as bait. Caught plenty of seaweed in two hours and a crab that wouldn't let go of my mackerel.

As my bait ran out, I saw a couple of fish splashing at the surface abou 60 metres out. Being a novice I don't know what they were. I threw on a spinner but couldn't get the distance and they disappeared.


So all in all not a very successful haul of fish, but a great way to pass the day.
Onwards and upwards I go.

Only took a photo of the crab :o)
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Re: Greenore Rocks/Beach

#2 Post by Tom H »

Tuff going SwordsBeginner just keep at it :wink:

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