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corbyeire
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North Clare

#1 Post by corbyeire »

Ive been putting a bit of effort to get new members into the club and having successfuly recruited a few am now putting in the hours hoping they catch a few fish and then catch the bug and stay with the club.

Weve been fishing a lot of handy venues round the city and it was time to go further a field, alas the weather was a mild NW for days, basically no surf, coming into a neap - no swell etc. etc.

I had the lads well prepped that this was about looking at a new venue and giving yourself the best chance when the conditions were favourable - we will catch nothing or maybe an undersize coalie or two

was hardly looking at my rod, showing them bait presentation, getting lugs on the hook properly etc.

went back to my rod and noticed a twitch and then felt a bit of weight, to my delight a schoolie comes in right on the bottom of the ebb in virtually no surf, to add to the maddness i was using a refrozen sandeel (precisely what i told the lads not to do!) I had made clear you needed fresh lug or crab for this job - i have never caught one on a sandeel before

thats fishing for yea :D
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joe the junior
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Re: North Clare

#2 Post by joe the junior »

Congrats on the bass Brian!

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2018 species: whiting, coalie, flounder, turbot, plaice, dab, sea trout, thornback ray, dogfish, sandeel, Launce, Mackerel, Pollack , Bullhuss, corkwing wrasse, ballen wrasse, rock cook wrasse,Cuckoo wrasse, grey gunard,tub gunard,Red Gunard, weever fish, 3 bearded rockling, Five bearded rockling, ling, common blenny , rock goby, conger, Pouting,silver eel, scorpion fish, scad, poor cod, mayo bass (35 species)

2019 Flounder, Dab, Turbot, Plaice, Pollack, Coalie, Pouting, Whiting, Codling, 3 bearded rockling, Sea Trout, Dogfish, Bullhuss, black goby, rock goby, corkwing wrasse,Ballen Wrasse, cuckcoo Wrasse, Conger Eel, Shore Rockling, Long Spined Sea Scorpion, Lesser weever, common blenny, tompot blenny, bass, twaite shad, smoothhound, Dragonet, Silver Eel, Tub Gunard, Red Gunard, Gray Gunard,scad, thornback ray, poor cod
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Re: North Clare

#3 Post by Teegerstk »

Nice fish, congrats!
2019 species: codling, whiting, flounder, dab, dogfish, spurdog, sole, smooth hound, bass
2020 species: codling, dab, whiting, flounder, dogfish, turbot, smooth hound, bass
2021 species: flounder, black goby, dogfish, smooth hound
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Re: North Clare

#4 Post by johnwest »

A clear case of "do as I say, not as I do",,,,NOT! Congrats on the bass.
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2019 species; ballan wrasse,blonde ray, coalfish, cod, cuckoo wrasse, dab, dogfish, flounder, goldsinny wrasse, ling, mackerel, plaice, pollack, poorcod, pouting, scad, sea scorpion, spotty ray, spurdog, thornback, tub gurnard, turbot, whiting.
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Re: North Clare

#5 Post by chuckaroo »

nice 1
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Re: North Clare

#6 Post by Sweetwrasse »

Lovely stuff Brian. Hope the new members scratched out a few too.
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corbyeire
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Re: North Clare

#7 Post by corbyeire »

thanks, the new lads had a few small coalies and some rag order flounders, well spent - there was a weaver too that i had to sprint to tell one of them not to touch it - a good education for the 3 lads
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Re: North Clare

#8 Post by stevief54 »

nice bass well done
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Re: North Clare

#9 Post by Paddyschoice »

Fair play- sometimes it just takes having a bait in the water to get results I suppose!! What beach were ye fishing in North Clare??
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Re: North Clare

#10 Post by lucky13 »

good stuff,an unexpected bass is always welcome :)

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