Bass fishing cork?
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Kdeane87
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Re: Bass fishing cork?
Yes but I doubt they will tell u 
Give a man a fire he will be warm for a night,
Set him on fire and he will be warm for the rest of his life.
Species from the shore 2011:21
Species from the shore 2012:34,
Species from the shore 2013:40
Species from the shore 2014:36
Species from the shore 2015:35
Species from the shore 2016:30
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Set him on fire and he will be warm for the rest of his life.
Species from the shore 2011:21
Species from the shore 2012:34,
Species from the shore 2013:40
Species from the shore 2014:36
Species from the shore 2015:35
Species from the shore 2016:30
: whiting,pouting,dab,shore rockling,5xb beard rockling,flounder,dogfish,grunt,white sea bream,banded sea bream,black damselfish,blue damselfish, ornate wrasse,lizard fish,sea trout,red gurnard,bass,tornback ray smoothhound,Corkwing wrasse,poor cod,ballon wrasse,cod,pollock,conger,spotted ray,bullhuss,mackerel ,tub gurnard,place,lesser weever,
Wish list: ray
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beachbuddy
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Re: Bass fishing cork?
I think you will find it even harder to get any info on the bass front in cork from now on due to the recent spate of netting along the beaches down east,and id be suprised if after only a second post that the current hot spots[if any left] will be passed over easily,you may have to be a bit patient.
Best advice i can give you is look at the shore marks /maps that have bass as a caught species and give it a lash,you may get lucky.Not the greatest time of year to be starting out but with the weather been so mild you'd never know.
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Best advice i can give you is look at the shore marks /maps that have bass as a caught species and give it a lash,you may get lucky.Not the greatest time of year to be starting out but with the weather been so mild you'd never know.
Tight lines
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Re: Bass fishing cork?
Hi lads when would be a good month to start im thinking of doing a bit of lure fishing this year
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Re: Bass fishing cork?
bass are about 95% gone now from the shallows, but they are out deeper!
So a lure would be ineffective on the whole, but a smelly bait on a falling tide might get the scent out to deeper waters.
So a lure would be ineffective on the whole, but a smelly bait on a falling tide might get the scent out to deeper waters.