Ireland's eye for Pollock?

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Ireland's eye for Pollock?

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hi lads just a quick.question is it any.good for Pollock around Ireland's eye

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Re: Ireland's eye for Pollock?

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You have a chance of small ones in tight to the back of the Island. White feathers should do the trick, but experiment with colour as well.

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Re: Ireland's eye for Pollock?

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thanks mate good to know

just would like to catch more than mackerel out there

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Re: Ireland's eye for Pollock?

#4 Post by twinkle »

mark12976 wrote:thanks mate good to know

just would like to catch more than mackerel out there

Mark
we have caught codling, pollock ,gurnard ,ling ,pouting endless amounts of whiting.dogfish bullhuss, smoothound dabs,flounder and some very fine rays all in howth. dont fix yourself to the back of irelands eye :idea:
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