Sea Fishing

Erk

Just looking for help on people who do day sea fishing trips if ye know any charters or anything. Not much on the internet that i can find for it! I went to Dungarvan and Youghal mostly before but lost all the numbers for them. Any websites that i could get info off would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Erk.

smash

Try Saleens in Waterford. Good spot for Baas, Mullet and Sea Trout!

http://www.geograph.ie/photo/823907

Erk

Thanks. Think its either going to be Dungarvan or Youghal easiest option for us. Would any one recommend one fromt he another before i book it? Thanks again.

damagegt

Erk wrote: »

Thanks. Think its either going to be Dungarvan or Youghal easiest option for us. Would any one recommend one fromt he another before i book it? Thanks again.

http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/boats%20-%20waterford.htm
Any of the top two

hunterpajero

Martin colfer in youghal, his boat is the Rebecca c, don't have the number for him but I think I saw it on the fishing in Ireland website, very good he
will go out of his way to get ye fish

Tom44

Is this an appropriate forum for me, amature fishing off a 4m boat in Cork harbour.
As for fishing today, catch & release all 90% mackerel, 10% weird lookers.
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ardinn

Tom44 wrote: »

Is this an appropriate forum for me, amature fishing off a 4m boat in Cork harbour.
As for fishing today, catch & release all 90% mackerel, 10% weird lookers.
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The angling forum is - not sure about this thread though. Unless your offering to take the op out!

Post up any pics on the picture thread aswell!

nokiatom

hunterpajero wrote: »

Martin colfer in youghal, his boat is the Rebecca c, don't have the number for him but I think I saw it on the fishing in Ireland website, very good he
will go out of his way to get ye fish

Martin has passed away RIP.

dodderangler

Tom44 wrote: »

Is this an appropriate forum for me, amature fishing off a 4m boat in Cork harbour.
As for fishing today, catch & release all 90% mackerel, 10% weird lookers.
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Majority of the mackerel that you “ released” more likely died within a few minutes of hitting the water.
Mackerel don’t release well. They go through a lot of stress when they’re hooked in groups and they don’t last long. You’re better off just killing them when they’re caught. Someone will eat them or use them for pike bait.

nokiatom

dodderangler wrote: »

Majority of the mackerel that you “ released” more likely died within a few minutes of hitting the water.
Mackerel don’t release well. They go through a lot of stress when they’re hooked in groups and they don’t last long. You’re better off just killing them when they’re caught. Someone will eat them or use them for pike bait.

There's plenty of fish and crabs and lobsters etc that will eat any mackerel that don't survive. They won't be wasted!