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Joeseph Balls · 22-08-2015 05:58PM

dodderangler wrote: »

You've clearly never fishe on the dodder in tallaght on a sunny day

No I tend to stay away from tallage birds.

dodderangler · 22-08-2015 10:10PM

Joeseph Balls wrote: »

No I tend to stay away from tallage birds.

Better off. Freshwater crabs and what not

huddlejonny · 29-08-2015 05:49PM

Small Flounder caught in the Lee Fields, Cork.

squidly · 31-08-2015 09:58PM

huddlejonny wrote: »

Small Flounder caught in the Lee Fields, Cork.

was that above or below the weir?

huddlejonny · 01-09-2015 12:07PM

Below the weir before the Wellington Bridge.

nokiatom · 03-09-2015 12:51AM

blue sharks

a148pro · 04-09-2015 10:51PM

Nice to see a shot from their own environment for a change!

Trust they went back safe and sound, population suffered for being caught for the sake of it in the past.

nokiatom · 10-09-2015 10:43AM

a148pro wrote: »

Nice to see a shot from their own environment for a change!

Trust they went back safe and sound, population suffered for being caught for the sake of it in the past.

all barbless hooks, all tagged with numbers and recorded

dodderangler · 10-09-2015 11:17AM

nokiatom wrote: »

all barbless hooks, all tagged with numbers and recorded

Was a program on the other night and blue sharks were being caught and tagged and they showed the distance they travelled in two months. Female caught travelled back and forth to France and Ireland but a big male they caught travelled down to Monico and Africa and back to Ireland. In space of two months is incredible

nokiatom · 10-09-2015 02:00PM

dodderangler wrote: »

Was a program on the other night and blue sharks were being caught and tagged and they showed the distance they travelled in two months. Female caught travelled back and forth to France and Ireland but a big male they caught travelled down to Monico and Africa and back to Ireland. In space of two months is incredible

I missed that but I am aware that they do travel long distances

niallon · 11-09-2015 05:34PM

Slow few weeks on the fly so I went to Meadow Lodge fisheries in Maynooth with a mate mostly to see what the place is like under new owners. Never thought I'd catch this lump an hour into the session.

Only there for two hours and expected to catch a few sprats and nothing more, the place is in fine form since the changeover it seems. Ten quid for the day too still, can't be beat.

kildare lad · 12-09-2015 07:38PM

wat did u catch that on ??

ardinn · 12-09-2015 07:52PM

Might have posted these before, but some fish from recent trips

Slaney Trout

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Small pin whiting - the worlds 2nd most annoying fish

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A Goby apparently

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My 1st Decent Smoothie

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SeaFields · 12-09-2015 08:49PM

Got this fella in fading light while fishing for seatrout a few weeks back. For scale the net opening is 15 inches. Nicest brownie I had in years. He put up a great battle in high water and had the fly reel screaming as he took off upstream. Released to fight another day.

niallon · 13-09-2015 01:27PM

kildare lad wrote: »

wat did u catch that on ??

Single corn and single red mag, never fails!

ardinn · 18-09-2015 04:17AM

My first rockling

My First Scorpion Fish

My First Octopus

My first plaice (I am having an argument about plaice or flounder - herringbone pattern on the belly is Plaice - this had it - if both species have it please correct me)

All in the one night

Sugarlumps · 18-09-2015 08:46AM

Flounder, Plaice with have orange spots.

jack01986 · 18-09-2015 10:07AM

Fairly sure it's a flounder. Nice fishing all the same.

.red. · 18-09-2015 10:27AM

100% flounder.
Sometimes a flounder will have orange/red spots just to confuse you even more.
A plaice will always have tiny lumps/nodules on its head. Run your finger down the middle of its head and you will feel them.

a148pro · 27-09-2015 09:21PM

Octopus caught from the shore? Are octopus regularly caught in Ireland?

GrumpyMe · 28-09-2015 06:24AM

Yes!
Although I've never caught one from the shore.

nokiatom · 29-09-2015 01:40PM

a148pro wrote: »

Octopus caught from the shore? Are octopus regularly caught in Ireland?

ive caught a few out in the boat but never from the shore

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WN0ysyA8q_c

ardinn · 29-09-2015 03:15PM

My first allright - apparently they are serious bait - cut the legs off and the legs go mental for hours - put the octopus back and he grows new legs!!Renewable bait

(I didnt do this btw)

a148pro · 29-09-2015 09:55PM

ardinn wrote: »

Renewable bait

Brilliant

dodderangler · 30-09-2015 08:01PM

Similar to the horseshoe crab. Catch em drain them of 3rd of their blood and release them. Their bodies replace that blood in matter of days an millions is made off the blood

Auldloon · 07-10-2015 10:49PM

dodderangler wrote: »

Similar to the horseshoe crab. Catch em drain them of 3rd of their blood and release them. Their bodies replace that blood in matter of days an millions is made off the blood

Just looked that up as I've never heard it before, wow!

Traditional · 07-10-2015 11:08PM

there a few mackerel still off howth anyone looking to catch a few late ones

jArgHA · 23-10-2015 12:53PM

Lure caught 6lb bass, off the Cork coast 2 days ago.

viper123 · 23-10-2015 01:10PM

jArgHA wrote: »

Lure caught 6lb bass, off the Cork coast 2 days ago.

nice bass for this time of year ! Looks foul hooked though

dodderangler · 23-10-2015 02:13PM

viper123 wrote: »

nice bass for this time of year ! Looks foul hooked though

Doubt even the most skilled angler could purposely foul hook a sea bass.
Cracker of a fish

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