Irish Fishing Chronicles

Following the endeavours of two brothers as they go fishing in Ireland and abroad

Sunday, 13 April 2008

Specimen Mullet

Edward had a few casts with freelined floating bread down in Ross and caught this fat 5.5lb mullet. Didn't bother with ground bait and the swans came nowhere near.

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Edward and William.

Welcome to Irish Fishing Chronicles, an online diary of successful, not so successful and downright rubbish fishing experiences. Here you will find stories, photographs and whatever else takes our fancy. We are based in the south of Ireland and fish both the sea and freshwater.

A nice haddock for William.

Edward with a decent haddock.

Dave Tully with a specimen haddock.

Rona with a plump flounder.

Mayfly dun from Lough Corrib

A 9.5lb bass caught in September 2005

William's 160lb common skate caught from Colin Barnes' boat HollyJo on light tackle. The longest fight Colin's ever had from his boat. Is that good or bad?

8lb bass caught by Edward

Felis catus marinus

Rises

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