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north down mullet 14/6/09

 
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colin c



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PostPosted: Sun Jun 14, 2009 6:31 pm 33    Post subject: north down mullet 14/6/09 Reply with quote

People:Davy Murdoch and myself

Duration:a few hours

Tide:up and over

Weather:nice,nasty,nice nasty etc

Bait:bread

Rigs:float

Results:mullet




Report:
Took Davy out with me today to try and get him a mullet as he seems to be having trouble catching lately  Laughing
Waded out to get a bit of a bread trail going.Seen a few mullet, nothing amazing but as we looked about we could see a serious amount of fish further out to our right,so waded out about 300 yards to meet the fish.Almost from the start they were taking bread and both of us missed a few with me losing one shortly after.Then it was all ruined by torrential rain,thunder, lightning and me getting shocks off my rod  Shocked  So we started wading back to shore,couldnt see the bottom with the rain beating off the surface which is when i tripped on a rock and went flying and only just stopped myself going for a swim much to the delight of Davy who found it that hilarious he said a bit of pee came out he was laughing that hard.
Anyway had a smoke and waited for the rain to stop and back out we went.Davy was first into a fish with me hooking one about 10 seconds later and the fun began trying to keep the two fish away from each other.5 minutes later Davy lost his  Crying or Very sad  Laughing    which was followed by some absolutely digusting language Embarassed   Not one to gloat i asked him to net mine which he did and it was a fish of about 4lb.Hectic fishing from then on with fish hitting and pushing our floats about then Davy hooked another which he managed to land this time,a fish of about 3lb.Serious amouts of bites after that and another couple of fish lost then the rain came pelting down again.Time for me to head and left Davy to sit the weather out and have another go.
Didnt get any photos today due to the fact we were so far from shore.


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 9:11 pm 15    Post subject: Reply with quote

nice report colin and well done on the catch, can you tell me what size hook you prefer for mullet, i will be going out midweek next week to try and get my 1st mullet, i have been promised a super spot by a friend of my brother, he said he can put us on a shoal numbering in the hundreds.

any tactics will be a great help, cheers.  Very Happy
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 10:20 pm 37    Post subject: Reply with quote

G, 8-12 is the size I would use but leaning towards the smaller 12. If using bread remember to parcel it, ie fold a square of bread over the point and crimp the remaining open three sides so that it has a pocket in the middle.
When you going out mate? if its Tuesday give me a shout.
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colin c



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PostPosted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 10:29 pm 33    Post subject: mullet Reply with quote

gareth francey wrote:
nice report colin and well done on the catch, can you tell me what size hook you prefer for mullet, i will be going out midweek next week to try and get my 1st mullet, i have been promised a super spot by a friend of my brother, he said he can put us on a shoal numbering in the hundreds.

any tactics will be a great help, cheers.  Very Happy


Im using size 6 hooks.
Larne Lough apparently has loads of mullet in. Hard to get feeding but shouldnt take long to get them switched on to bread.


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 10:30 pm 30    Post subject: Reply with quote

i think it will be thursday, im only giving the mullet 1 hour before the light starts to fade, the weather seems to suit on thursday, it may change next week when the weather report will be more accurate,
im doing the mullet for an hour thenh hitting the inver for the seatrout when it starts to get dark.



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