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adonis · 06-08-2008 12:04pm

that place is full of good lakes for piking/tench/bream

try lough rinn at the sheep walk for good feeder fishing and a nearby lake for tench fishing!

Doc Farrell · 06-08-2008 10:47pm

Cormdogg wrote: »

Maybe the locals were telling us porkies!

http://www.angling-in-ireland.com/pages/McHugh.html

http://www.chaflynnscottage.com/localfisheries/

I might go back this weekend for a serious fish my friend has a house at Essin bridge 5 min from the lake, so maybe a better picture coming soon.
They said that the little river in Essin has just got a stock Brown Trout, The stream was full of trout fry!. I saw a fair sized adult leap for a fly at the bottom of my friends garden so we messed around with a couple of tiny mepps for a while and he got a little perch! Funny old day that!

damn your hide sir! you have a life!

williamsrk · 19-08-2008 1:13am

hi lads just found this site think its great LOVE fishingthought i would send you a few pics of my catches from the west this is my young lad with a 7lb 6oz tench witch i caught in june

adonis · 19-08-2008 10:12am

nice tench..
nice lake too!..
what lake is it??

williamsrk · 19-08-2008 7:11pm

adonis wrote: »

nice tench..
nice lake too!..
what lake is it??

the lake in question is between ballyhaunis and knock its called lakehill tench pond its great crack in summer months and i thought when i caught this it was an irish record heres some more

Popanddrop · 19-08-2008 7:26pm

hey man that is a nice tench.

Cormdogg · 20-08-2008 9:58am

WHAT DID THE TENCH TAKE?

andy g · 24-08-2008 11:10am

http://www.corkaghpark.com/uploads/media/image-gallery/Picture%200008.jpg

rainbow trout..:rolleyes:
also tat day he cot a 3lb carp :cool:

Degsy · 24-08-2008 9:29pm

Two nice bass today,biggest about 3lbs.

Compton · 24-08-2008 9:56pm

wat did you catch them on?

Degsy · 24-08-2008 10:10pm

shblob wrote: »

wat did you catch them on?

Ragworm.
Had been fishing with lug for an hour and didnt get a bite.The minute i put the ragworm on i got the first fish and caught the second two casts later.

Compton · 24-08-2008 10:19pm

nice

Degsy · 24-08-2008 10:24pm

shblob wrote: »

nice

One of them just fed three people!!
Gonna have the other tommorow!

stevecrow74 · 07-09-2008 1:24am

just a few from a session last weekend

4lbs bass

schoolie caught on a rapala j11

5lbs 1 oz starry smoothound

5lbs 3oz common smoothound

longshanks · 07-09-2008 6:19pm

some nice fish there mr crow

Marcus Tan · 11-09-2008 1:09am

This is my first pike and i caught it at Finnea. Lough Kinale river. Bout 50 cm.

Cormdogg · 30-09-2008 12:48pm

Just when you're about to go home wet,cold and stinking of rotten bait,This fellah comes along for the craic! God love the doggies!

coillcam · 09-10-2008 1:32am

Was at a "secret" read pretty inaccessible little lake near Mullingar today. Absolutely sickened today not to have a camera with me. My cousin and I got a bag of Roach today and then as light began to dissipate, 5 fabulous Rudd. I'd only ever caught one tiny Rudd before today and was ecstatic to come across them. Usually would only fish for Pike, Carp, Tench and Trout. A great evening.

Cormdogg · 05-11-2008 8:05pm

Dalkey-Lobster

Ramor-Perch

Crimbo · 05-11-2008 10:08pm

Coillcam "My cousin and I got a bag of Roach today"

You make it sound like the fish were put in a bag to take home ...i hope not.

captainjack · 06-11-2008 11:41pm

Wednesday night the 5th. 6lb and 4 1/2lb

Northwestangler · 10-11-2008 8:29pm

Hi does any of yous know where is the best place in the dublin area to catch pollock. or is there even pollock on the east coast at all

wayne riley · 10-11-2008 9:23pm

Northwestangler wrote: »

Hi does any of yous know where is the best place in the dublin area to catch pollock. or is there even pollock on the east coast at all

theres loads of pollock along the east coast.
jus have to try harbour walls, rocky shore and kelp beds

Northwestangler · 10-11-2008 10:08pm

thanks for your quick reply to my message. But i know the conditions and type of ground to fish polock in but i mean where exactly on the east coast near dublin should i go to. Anyhelp you had on this would be great

Degsy · 19-11-2008 12:29pm

Northwestangler wrote: »

thanks for your quick reply to my message. But i know the conditions and type of ground to fish polock in but i mean where exactly on the east coast near dublin should i go to. Anyhelp you had on this would be great

You'll catch pollock in howth harbour.Use a ragworm and a float or fish on the bottom with ragworm.

Crimbo · 22-11-2008 4:42pm

Lad's i don't mean to be a moaner but the amount of fish i see pictured on this forum still hooked and hanging from a treble hook makes me sick. In case you didn't know a lot of damage can be done to a fish when it is hung from it's gills. I think some of you should spend more time learning to handle a fish properly than rushing to get a picture taken. If you can be bothered spending money on tackle and taking photos i think you owe it to the fish to handle them properly.
P.S. don't get me started on the open naming of venues here :mad:

Oh and captain jack i hope those pike were not destined for a pot.

Compton · 23-11-2008 7:32pm

Crimbo, they look like Bass, not pike .....

tin79 · 17-12-2008 4:24pm

just a few from last year

pollock 14lbs 12oz for my father

a thornie

dublin bay wrasse

and a pike

didnt do a lot this year, roll on 2009!

wayne riley · 09-01-2009 8:46pm

jus a 9lb cod my mate dennis caught las wk

paddy2008 · 14-01-2009 10:36pm

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