St David's Greystones
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St David's Greystones
Thinking about fishing down greystones at the back of the school on the weekend anyone fish down there lately ????
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Re: St David's Greystones
Boycie Senior wrote:Plenty of fish off the harbour fella....in close.
But if you like to fish in peace GO to the school
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Re: St David's Greystones
Tanx lads
going to head the school tonight see can I get a few plaice haven't caught a nice one in years 
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Re: St David's Greystones
Joe, put the results up here, meself & Funtan are heading down on Sunday for a spotty - if it's not fishing we'll hit kilccole instead.
Thanks & good luck
Thanks & good luck
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Re: St David's Greystones
fished the harbour last night crap,fished the beach after 33 cm flounder and few pins
fished the drop on the harbour thisaffo 2 hours 1 coalie 28cm ,fished the river at ballyganon 11.30 till 1pm before hand one flounder 15 cm ,
conclusion = go else where
fished the drop on the harbour thisaffo 2 hours 1 coalie 28cm ,fished the river at ballyganon 11.30 till 1pm before hand one flounder 15 cm ,
conclusion = go else where
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Re: St David's Greystones
Will do alby:)alby wrote:Joe, put the results up here, meself & Funtan are heading down on Sunday for a spotty - if it's not fishing we'll hit kilccole instead.
Thanks & good luck
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Re: St David's Greystones
No joy here yesterday, good bait on good rigs sent out to where the water creases (just inside / on / just outside) and still nothing.
Nearly lost a rod to a jolly sailer (gobsh*te), and later a small boat angler anchored up on the crease directly infront of where we were fishing, you have to wonder
Some lovely person also had a Barry White down on the point, all in all a brutal session but weather was great. In future I’ll definitely be keeping to my less “popular” more out of the way marks.
Nearly lost a rod to a jolly sailer (gobsh*te), and later a small boat angler anchored up on the crease directly infront of where we were fishing, you have to wonder
Some lovely person also had a Barry White down on the point, all in all a brutal session but weather was great. In future I’ll definitely be keeping to my less “popular” more out of the way marks.
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Re: St David's Greystones
Some lovely person also had a Barry White down on the point, all in all a brutal session but weather was great. In future I’ll definitely be keeping to my less “popular” more out of the way marks.[/quote]
First signs of summer mate!!!
First signs of summer mate!!!
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Re: St David's Greystones
Sorry Alby,meant to put up a post on Saturday evening,,,,,,,,,I was fishing into the bay there behind St Davids on Saturday morning up to high water,,,,,,,,,,,not a nibble except for a Starfish,,,,,,,,,,I then compounded my blank by going to the Harbour in hope of catching a fish there at least,,,,,,,but not only did I blank a second time,,,but Fishface turned up to witness it
Plenty of pollock/coalies/pouting in the harbour on a rising tide last night 
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Re: St David's Greystones
alby wrote:Some lovely person also had a Barry White down on the point,
You should have at least put it in a bag dave, a post on sai afterwards is just too little too lateeyesreilly wrote:Sorry Alby,meant to put up a post on Saturday evening:
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Re: St David's Greystones
Brilliant !!
species '09 - (42)
specimens 09 - twait shad 1.22kg , 3 beard rockling 2lb 6oz , whiting 3lb .
specimens 09 - twait shad 1.22kg , 3 beard rockling 2lb 6oz , whiting 3lb .
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Re: St David's Greystones
there was evidence of wipage, I'll commend you for that Dave!seaniebo wrote:You should have at least put it in a bag dave, a post on sai afterwards is just too little too lateeyesreilly wrote:Sorry Alby,meant to put up a post on Saturday evening:
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Re: St David's Greystones
alby wrote:there was evidence of wipage, I'll commend you for that Dave!seaniebo wrote:You should have at least put it in a bag dave, a post on sai afterwards is just too little too lateeyesreilly wrote:Sorry Alby,meant to put up a post on Saturday evening:
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