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#1 Post by midnight oil »

Hello,

I am looking to fish tomorrow during the day around Greystones,
am I wasting my time?
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#2 Post by croppyboy »

east coast is fishing crap at the moment personally i would wait till dark then go out
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#3 Post by knightser »

croppyboy wrote:east coast is fishing crap at the moment personally i would wait till dark then go out
some nice size flounders and coailes to the left of the gate in kilcoole. in close on fresh mussel :wink:
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#4 Post by andy k 85 »

Was going to head to greystones myself tomorrow try the north side near brayhead hopefully will get something
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#5 Post by midnight oil »

Thanks, I didn't go out in the end
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#6 Post by midnight oil »

Hello,

Is the east coast still only producing at night? I am only free during the day time at the minute so night trips are not an option. Any help please
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#7 Post by Sweetwrasse »

Night time seems to be best at the minute and even then it's hard work scratching out a few fish :? Maybe try a rock mark? Roll on smoothy season!
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#8 Post by saving private brian »

Sweetwrasse wrote:Night time seems to be best at the minute and even then it's hard work scratching out a few fish :? Maybe try a rock mark? Roll on smoothy season!
so when is smootie season may i ask
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#9 Post by Al »

saving private brian wrote:
Sweetwrasse wrote:Night time seems to be best at the minute and even then it's hard work scratching out a few fish :? Maybe try a rock mark? Roll on smoothy season!
so when is smootie season may i ask

Can start around mid April in Dublin, but usually around May is when it gets going and lasts up intil October although there have been some caught until November :)
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#10 Post by Sweetwrasse »

Still a while to wait :( Ah well, back to micro flounder until then (or is that just me?!)
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