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Kilmore bass....
Indebted to "Kilmore' who reported a while back on the bass being caught
from John Devereux's Celtic Lady out of Kilmore Quay . I was over in Co Wexford last week for a few days' surfcasting with Terry Thomas but every beach from Cullenstown to St Helens was full of weed - hopeless, couldn't fish. But I happened to spot John at the quayside and remembered Kilmore's post. Of course he was fully booked with weekend anglers who wanted pollack etc. Nevertheless - he's a great guy - he said he'd pick us up Saturday evening after his daytime punters had disembarked , turn straight round and take us out for a couple of hours on the bass before dark . Fascinating fishing! It took us longer than we thought it would to catch bait - joey mackerel 'cos we couldn't find sandeels, which John prefers - so we only had time for a few drifts that yielded me just one bass, a very silvery, plump 3-pounder, No lead needed, just free-lining on the drift in a fast rip over rock, so, on a spinning rod, it was lively stuff. And , hey, there's one heck of a difference between a 3-pounder and no fish! Probably not much of the season left for this year but 2004? Can't wait. (John is on 00 353 53 29637 by the way, and he's a conservationist and a real bass enthusiast) Clive G |
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Kilmore bass....
"Clive Gammon" wrote in message ... Indebted to "Kilmore' who reported a while back on the bass being caught from John Devereux's Celtic Lady out of Kilmore Quay . I was over in Co Wexford last week for a few days' surfcasting with Terry Thomas but every beach from Cullenstown to St Helens was full of weed - hopeless, couldn't fish. But I happened to spot John at the quayside and remembered Kilmore's post. Of course he was fully booked with weekend anglers who wanted pollack etc. Nevertheless - he's a great guy - he said he'd pick us up Saturday evening after his daytime punters had disembarked , turn straight round and take us out for a couple of hours on the bass before dark . Fascinating fishing! It took us longer than we thought it would to catch bait - joey mackerel 'cos we couldn't find sandeels, which John prefers - so we only had time for a few drifts that yielded me just one bass, a very silvery, plump 3-pounder, No lead needed, just free-lining on the drift in a fast rip over rock, so, on a spinning rod, it was lively stuff. And , hey, there's one heck of a difference between a 3-pounder and no fish! Probably not much of the season left for this year but 2004? Can't wait. (John is on 00 353 53 29637 by the way, and he's a conservationist and a real bass enthusiast) Clive G Thanks Clive for the acknowledgement, lets know when you are coming in 2004 and we'll make sure you increase your fun a little bit. B.T.W. John is also Cox of the lifeboat and last year was distinguished guest of Her Majesty at Buckingham Palace for a mug of tea for being one of the longest serving lifeboat member in Ireland!! I bought one of those Redfinn 6000's from McKiernan and you are more than welcome on board. Tom. |
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