Ballydwan????

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Ballydwan????

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Anyone ever fished here?? Looks good and I'll be hopefully going tomorrow around midday


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breamers boy wrote:Anyone ever fished here?? Looks good and I'll be hopefully going tomorrow around midday


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if its the one near Bunmahon yes 20 years ago but there are 2 coves called Ballydwan
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breamers boy wrote:Anyone ever fished here?? Looks good and I'll be hopefully going tomorrow around midday


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if its the one near Bunmahon yes 20 years ago but there are 2 coves called Ballydwan
The one with the little road down and there is a slip.Its next to bunmahon


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tramore or stradbally side from bunmahon there are 2 coves called Ballydwan
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#5 Post by rayzfone »

The cove with the slip on the Tramore side of Bunmahon is called Knockmahon, Ballydwan is nearer Stradbally, I have fished both of theses coves in the past with good results but with current weather conditions I wouldn't be too hopeful.
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#6 Post by chris power »

Yea i have fished loads of times tis alright
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#7 Post by varadero »

Knockmahon cove is called Dwan cove because the Dwan family live at the top of the lane

i fished there 20 years for mackeral and had bag fulls
and had a few bass from there at different times

Knockmahon fished it twice and blanked but i was told by a few chaps plugging from the rocks is not to bad for bass and pollack
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I fish there a lot. Got bass, codling, whiting, conger, Huss, doggies and flounder. With the weather being so bad and big swell predicted it will be full of weed and hard to hold bottom. I have got bass in daylight but in winter I'd wait till after dark for codling and whiting.


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#9 Post by breamers boy »

Ye it was unfishable today!!


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