Heads up maybe people are aware of this but I only discovered last few days Orkon Fishing Tackle has some great lures at great price the flying c's are great for Bass as are the rapala skitter pops good price and if in cork can cut out postage. I got really nice saltwater fly reel too well worth checking out. Thought I knew all the tackle options obviously not!!!!!
I'd been talking to well know angler Paul Robinson, and what follows may be of some interest to somebody here. I don't have the time, nor is it quite my area of expertise
Email Paul if you are interested
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SEO, SEM, HubSpot, AND FISHING – I want to combine these passions!
Hi All, some will know me from the competition circuit, some will know me as the founder and owner of Shamrock Fishing Tackle.
I’m looking to hook up with any guys who are as passionate about SEM/SEO as they are about Angling. It’s funny because I actually see many similarities between both.
I’m not going to explain what I mean by the terms above, if you have to ask, you’re not the guy.
I’m working on a few plans behind the scenes and I’m hoping to connect with some like-minded individual who might be interested in joining forces.
If you’re just out of college, or have been working in this sector, or just passionate about SEM, and you’re as mad about angling as I am, then we NEED TO TALK NOW J Fire me off a mail to
paulrobinson99@gmail.comFeb 25th Courtown 16:00 - 21:00 Dabs and flounder.
Check in will be 2:30-3:00 at Dodd's Rocks entrance.
Who intends to fish?
Also if you intend to renew/join for the year you may do so then.
Trying to get a hold of a few of these in a tackle shop in the cork area.Would anyone know where i would get a few.
hitting rossbeigh for the youth interpro's next weekend does any one know how rossbeigh and inch strand have been fishing lately?
Hi all
Have a trailer in good nic but the axels, bearings and hubs are shattered. Its just stub axels and was wondering if anyone knows where I could buy replacements and any idea of prices?
Thanks
Dave
has anybody fished tracht beach out past kinvara if you have please give me any information you have on it .thank you
i came accross this site called...www.freefisher.com ... has anybody used it before....
example of prices.... Black Aberdeen size1/0 qty100 euro 3.55..... Dyneema braid.. 300meters 12lbs 0.12mm euro 8.55.....100 rolling swivels euro 3.06.
had a look through it and the lures are quite cheap also.... if anybody has used this site can you let me know how you got on.....thanks........
Hello Lads. Just new to the site. Does anybody know where there is any good whiting been caught on the east coast?
hi anybody have any good fishing lately around clew bay?
Anybody know of any locations in or near dungarvan that produce decent rag worm?Any info on suppliers welcome also.
PM's welcome.
Does anybody know where to dig lug on the northside of Dublin. I have tried Dollymount but it is not great over there at the minute. Is there anywhere else I can try
lads i have an old 5m rod i am rebuilding for fixed spool. i got some minima's for it. the rod was previously built with 8 rings. i got a multiplier set as i don't like the larger rings and want to start with a smaller butt ring and have an extra ring up nearer the tip(the rod will be used with mono under 10lb.)is there any point in reversing the butt ring? any thoughts/info would be great but please try to keep it simple as i am not very clever
lads i came accross this place on sunday while out looking for new marks..www.clegganfarmcottages.com i know the area and looking around there could be a good chance of pollack,wrasse,ray,mackeral and doggie at your door step... the owner showed me one of the cottages and they are great plus reasonable price at around 20 to 30 euro a head per night.....[color=#000000][/[color=#000000]color][/color]
Hi all I am considering using braid on my beach multipliers, 1 X 7HT, 1 X Penn 525 Mag and 2 X 6500, has anyone used braid on their reels and if so how did you find it to use. I have the feeling that the braid would be a little bit clingy and stick to itself and as a result restrict the cast, but that is just an idea of mine and I have no reason to think that it is the real situation, hence the question?
Many thanks for any advice or suggestions about the subject, I know that it would be a very big mistake to use braid that was too thin, just asking for birds nests that way.
Regards Wez
correct as of February 6, 2012
Grauvell West Coast Shore league 2012
Feb 25th Renvyle Galway Bay SAC
May 19th Killala Killala BC
June 24th Ballyrean Galway Bay SAC
Aug 4th Clew Bay Newport SAC
Aug 19th Achill Corrane SAC
Sept 2nd Sligo Mullaghmore SAC
Sept 15th Sligo Western Vikings SAC
Oct 13th Enniscrone Conn Shore Committee
From IFI Facebook page:
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Inland Fisheries Ireland
Convictions and fines for two fishermen who used nets to catch Bass.
Yesterday at Midleton District Court 2 fishermen were found guilty of using nets to catch Bass. IFI Fisheries Officers observed the nets on the evening of 11 July 2011 and in the early hours of the next day apprehended the two men.
In evidence the Fisheries Officers stated that following a report they observed a net fixed out just off the shore at Aghada Power Station which was subsequently hauled into an unlighted punt used by the two fishermen in conjunction with a sea fishing boat which was also unlit. The officers quietly approached the punt in a protection boat and using a powerful hand-held spot light suddenly confronted the fishermen. The pair reacted by heaving a fish box containing approximately 20 Bass over the side of the punt into the water.
The fishermen, who retained a Solicitor to fully contest the offences on their behalf, stated that they were fishing for mullet and had taken the Bass as a by-catch but had not had the opportunity to discard the Bass, which were in the fish box, before the Fishery Officers appeared on the scene.
Judge Olann Kelleher said he was satisfied that both men were guilty. For using a net to catch Bass he fined each man €600 and ordered each man to pay €300 costs. He also made an Order for the Forfeiture of the nets.
Has anyone any good spots to dig some lug around south Dublin?
I was down in Blackrock last week but they were thin on the ground.
Got about 60 in two hours.
I heard they go deeper down with the cold weather. is that the case?
Only been out twice so very new to it. Any good spots or tips would be great.
Shankil maybe i seen guys dig there before.
Cheers,
Hi all just a quick one lad just wanted to know the best stuff to make a thumb grip with?
Thanks lads
Paul
Am just after getting my first spinning setup (Mike Ladle surepin MK11 + a Shimano Stradic 4000) and I hope to get out this weekend to give it a bash. Was just wondering what would be knocking around this time of the year and if anyone had any pointers for someone who is brand new to lure fishing. Was thinking of heading to one of the more well known spots for spinning like Whiterock or Ballygannon,would these spots be worth a shout? Any advice would be much appreciated.
so im off to north donegal next week to try for turbot for a few days
i intend to only head up around inishowen and maybe portsalon directions
it really would be great if some people could give me some pointers here please..
was thinking culdaff, leenan, or portsalon - or anywhere around these areas
what is rathmullan like to fish from this time of year and what species could i expect??
i would even appreciate info on baits and methods too (distances, tides, rigs, exact locations etc)
PMs very welcome
thanks in advance
any help greatly appreciated
Hi folks, Just bought one from Ebay and was gonna give it a go this weekend! Just wondering if anybody has had any success with them? Also any secret formulas to put in them? Is it just a case of anything fishy i have to hand??
Cheers for any info.
Hello. I have a 17 foot boat and have a fish finder on it. I was thinking of buying a chartplotter now. Does anybody know if I need a chartplotter and if yes which is the best suited for me.
Can anybody tell me how to get this Hub off, this hub seems to be rubbing on the brake pads.. It sometimes sticks on so last night I took the wheel off and turned the hub around and it felt as if there is dirt between the pads and hub lining,
It has me worried because I think this could cause the hub to overheat on long trips, this hub is on a “roller coaster 5”
Is this a sealed bearing ?
There is a little round spring clip thingy with 2 holes that I think should be removed first but I don’t want to remove it till I know more about the set up, I was expecting to see a crown type nut here for the removal of the hub, but I suppose that would have made it too easy
I just want to get it off and clean or replace anything that may cause problems on the road,
Cheers
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Thinking of heading down south tomorrow. don't mind traveling as long as it's worth it. any body no of nething happening.im not looking for your hot spots just looking to pick up a few fish. just dont want to be wasting time diesel and bait
pm's welcome
well, i recently moved from using a fixedspool to a multiplier. im right handed and i useually winded in with my left hand and pumped the rod with my right, i find it difficult to reel in with my right. and i noticed that most multipliers are made with right hand wind. (all the good 1s).
is this something i should get used to r should i change to a left hand wind????
http://www.wexfordpeople.ie/news/case-a ... 07177.html
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A FISHERMAN has pleaded guilty at Wexford Circuit Court to breaches of fishery regulations.
Declan Ellard, Fence, Tacumshane, Rosslare Harbour had his case adjourned for sentence to April 17.
The defendant pleaded guilty before Judge Thomas Teehan to contravening Section 4 of the Bass ( Restrictionss of Sale) Regulations of 2007.
Heya folks trying to get together a few rigs everything has to be 15lb or under.I never gave it to much though shore fishing crimping 40lb rig body,s but this seems like a art in itself!
is there any particular line which one would reccomend 15lb for the rig body,i can forsee a few broken traces if i dont get this right cheers.also with putting on the crimps is there a correct way to do this that would cause as little damage to the line as possible!
cheers
fergal
Hey lads,
I heading up to Sligo for the weekend and wouldn't mind heading out on a session for a couple of hours. Weather looks like it may be decent enough so going to try and get 2012 off to a start! Does anybody have information on potential spots that may offer the chance of a fish or two at this time of year? I'm up for spinning for a few pollack from rocks or fishing from a beach.. basically anywhere that I might have a chance of catching something!
Cheers
Cobh SAC will be holding their next Light Line Comp on Sunday week, 19th Feb. If you'd fancy fishing ring Danny Kane on 086-8161946 or Mary Geary on 021-4812167 (email
seaangling@esatclear.ie) before Weds next to register.
Here's a report on the last comp in January
http://www.corkharbouranglinghub.blogsp ... sults.html
For Sunday week's comp there's an important change.The boats will be leaving Kennedy Pier at 10am now instead of 9am. Lines down will be 10:15am and lines up is now 4pm.
Also, remember only the main line needs to be 15lb bs. There is no restriction on rig body, snood, or shock leader.
Fished Reenroe last night 4-10pm. High tide was 7pm. I was using razor and lug combis on a pulley pennell rig. No fish. What was i doing wrong. HELP!!!!
heard some good reports about clougherhead recently and i am fed up allways heading south thought i would give this a shot nxt time out, anyone ever been, and any reccomondations and directions to any decent spot to set up as never been up north much,dont mind if its beach, pier or cliffside as long as its easy access and safe, any advice greatly appriciated,
Is there really any difference in how good they are as opposed to blow or yellow tail,I never noticed any difference?
where I dig I can get both and have fished them side by side
Hey lads I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions for rod storage, I'm looking for ideas regarding ceiling hooks or something in that lines, Rods I have are sea spinning rods, Boat rods, Pier rods, and Beach Casters, (so ranging to a couple of feet when broken down to 4-5 foot lenghts for some of the beach casters) I was hoping to put them out of reach of the kids as I dont want broken tips etc, I want to store them onto the garage ceiling out of the way, and Irelized I am begining to get a collection of rods (and nope they arent for sale as each has its use, sorry)
I was just wondering the little pin whiting that are in abundance these days how good are they as a bait for anything I generally don't keep fish and I'm on a species hunt for a doggie heard whiting is good for them. Any thoughts?
Hi All
I hope some gentlemen could post what they feel would be their favourite/best locations from about Newcastle Co Down to around North Co Dublin. I am not looking for secrect spots or anyhting like that, I am faily new to sea angling and would like to give myself the best chance of catching something other than Macky this year.
I am from Dundalk and usually knock around Clogherhead/Greenore!
Thx All
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