Hi all
This recession has me dreaming of sunny days with rod in hand!!
I fancy doing something different this season and just wondering if anyone has tried wreck fishing out of Bray?
I have heard there is a wreck a good way out off Bray Head called the Vanguard, has anyone got the co-ordinates or fished it?
Also been told of wrecks off the Mugglins and on the Kish.... has anyone tried em?
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Re: Wreck fishing - Bray
Cheers for that.... Have you tried any of the marks yourself?twinkle wrote:try irish wrecks on line they will give you co ordanance and names
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Re: Wreck fishing - Bray
There are a few small wrecks off the muglins and one very old one between the island and the muglins. The fishing can be very poor with the seal colony though however I did see a 7 or 8 lb pollock being caught there last July which would be exceptional for the area. I haven't given any of the Wrecks off Bray a go yet but I'm hoping to give the kish a whack soon and will post a report. The trawlers have been doing the usual so I'm not holding my breath.
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Re: Wreck fishing - Bray
twinkle wrote:try irish wrecks on line they will give you co ordanance and names
They are not worth a f@@k they are way off the marks
i have fished most of the wrecks including the vanguard, leinster, bolivar, guide me II,vespa, glenoche, they are not as productive as you would think, most of them are in quite shallow water, you would fair better fishing inshore marks to be honestStrangefruit wrote: I have heard there is a wreck a good way out off Bray Head (??) called the Vanguard, has anyone got the co-ordinates or fished it?
Also been told of wrecks off the Mugglins and on the Kish.... has anyone tried em?
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john a mate of mine is a regular diver. and he told me the guide me is a pretty good fishing wreck. but the currents are too strong most of the tide. he says you only have an hour of slack water to be able to fish
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yes thats the bloody problem with it over slack water the POXY DIVERS APPEAR,twinkle wrote:john a mate of mine is a regular diver. and he told me the guide me is a pretty good fishing wreck. but the currents are too strong most of the tide. he says you only have an hour of slack water to be able to fish
it's a fairly deep wreck for around here, approx 120 ft the problem is it a small trawler type boat hard to position on it right
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Re: Wreck fishing - Bray
i carry a pro diablo for them aswell,i have a sack of marbles as ammotwinkle wrote:thats why i have a black widow on board for seals and divers lol
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works everytime. the amount of fish and rigs lost to seals at the start of last season was huge this all stopped with the widow and the trusty marble.in my local toymaster shop they all think im some sort of champion marble player i buy so many
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Re: Wreck fishing - Bray
Now now lads!!
Ye’ll have the tree huggers and the seal sanctuary after ye!
Down this way,I reckon we have more seals than ever before around the harbour. Not much of a problem at present but I hate them hanging around when I’m fishing.
Got a great fight from one though
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Ye’ll have the tree huggers and the seal sanctuary after ye!
Down this way,I reckon we have more seals than ever before around the harbour. Not much of a problem at present but I hate them hanging around when I’m fishing.
Got a great fight from one though
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Re: Wreck fishing - Bray
jim i had a big bull nearly come on to the deck last year. lost a good pair of boxers in the process had to do something. the gobshite with the charter in howth gets them to jump up for the mackeral as a type of show for his tourists. there must be 60 seals on irelands eye and we were being plaqued by them. but bounce something off there heads and they go away
by the way a very happy birthday jim dont get too drunk
by the way a very happy birthday jim dont get too drunk