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Skipper John Geary of the
Lee Star was out on Monday. He reckons the fishing on Monday was just as good as it had been the day before.
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John brought his party down East but they fished off Guileen first. Here they had plenty of the red kelpy cod but they were small; most being below the 4lb mark.
John decided a move was in order and brought his party down further East; a couple of miles off Power Head to be exact. Here they had cracking fishing with some fine cod in the 6lb - 8lb bracket with a few fish nudging 9lbs.
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By the end of the day they had a few dozen fish in the boxes and the lads had plenty of fillets for the freezer going home!!! Well done John!!!
If you'd fancy a day out on the
Lee Star have a look at John's website
here for contact details.
We were very upset this weekend fishing with John,who is realy nice and friendly guy,but a lot of fish was just thrown out from the boat,few of them were congers- 10-15 pouns of weight-he just said we cant keep them and threw back to the sea,pollack around 2 lb -he said we will catch way bigger fish.He threw all mackerel in one big container-so at the end of fishing some lads got big mackerel,some who catched a lot-got nothing at all-all of us came home unhappy,that was the worst deep sea experience(and we are not beginners) .
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