Rare fish caught by Mackerel Bashers..

jd · 27-07-2002 2:29pm #1

jd · 27-07-2002 2:30pm

jd · 27-07-2002 4:11pm

Actually, its a shame he killed it and stuck it in the freezer.
A photo on the boat would have been fine. I always carry a small (cheap) digital camera with me when I go fishing...

Illkillya · 03-08-2002 8:39am

I think its the good weather that attracts them that is rare this summer

Harmo · 12-08-2002 4:16pm

Originally posted by jd
Actually, its a shame he killed it and stuck it in the freezer.
A photo on the boat would have been fine. I always carry a small (cheap) digital camera with me when I go fishing...

True it is a pity he killed it, would be more useful alive then dead

Littletinyman · 19-08-2002 5:34am

Goddamn Mackerel Bashers, always up to no good

Cond0r · 19-08-2002 7:41am

Maybe the fish was already dead?
It's described that he lifted the fish out of the water with his hands. Might have died because of the colder water around Ireland?

I dunno, just a thought.

C.

Ruaidhri · 19-08-2002 10:39am

Originally posted by Cond0r
Might have died because of the colder water around Ireland?

I dunno, just a thought.

no. you can find them off the aran islands. personally i think it's ignorant to even try kill a sunfish. they are harmless.

daveirl · 19-08-2002 3:14pm

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jd · 19-08-2002 5:32pm

Originally posted by daveirl
i'd say it was dead already

ok
I'm down in wexford from wednesday to sunday-I'll try and find out one way or the other...

Illkillya · 19-08-2002 10:23pm

i really doubt it was dead already. Sunfish are easy to get with your hands like that, when they are in irish waters they flop around the surface lazily - maybe its to get the heat of the sun.

TacT · 23-08-2002 10:07am

As long as he has a nice meal with it, what's the problem?

Rare fish caught by Mackerel Bashers..

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