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are the mackerel in yet ?I am specifically interested in the rock and pier marks between Sligo / Ballina / Killala but any word of encouragement will do
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wayland
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No sign in the SE yet.
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wayoutwest
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not here yet
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wayland
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Still no sign from the local shore marks in the SE, but they are being taken by the boat anglers. The Sun is what we need me thinks.
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greentree
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Wayland - have a look at this:
http://www.sea-angling-ireland.or...;postorder=asc&&start=120
Good reports of mackeral on most coastlines...
Mike
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wayland
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Thanks for that link. Its good to see that some mackerel are around. I fished the breakwater at Cahore point with no luck on the mackerel yet. I will try the Kilmore area next week.
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blowin
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Good numbers very close in to Aughris Head ( west of Sligo ) a week ago . That is a lovely mark even tho it can be dangerous when there is a bit of a swell but the ( fairly irate ) farmer told me that he has now closed the only easy access to it on account of morons leaving the gate open etc etc . Pity .
I am just glad he didn't see me picking his mushooms on the way !
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bref
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mackeralThey have been getting them off the shore in Greystones Co Wicklow about 3-4 weeks ago, they are a bit early for there. No word on if they are still getting them right now though. I had a couple off the pier myself but it was dead low water and I couldnt hang around for highwater(pigs to feed etc) So definitly around. I would have thought that they would be in in numbers down south!!
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brianbread
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Anyone got anything off skerries or Balbriggan, or on a seperate note, ever tried to buy lobster off the boats in loughshinny?? cHEERS
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wayland
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Still no luck in the SE. I have not seen any of the signs that they are about either
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greentree
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Lots of mackeral being caught now on the East Coast. I caught six this morning in an hours session until my reel broke
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greentree
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| wayland wrote: | Still no luck in the SE. I have not seen any of the signs that they are about either  |
Wayland, lots of Mackerel in now at Kilmore Quay. See : http://www.sea-angling-ireland.or...ewtopic.php?t=10826&start=180
for details.
Mike
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wayland
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Thanks for that tip Greentree. I tried a hot-spot at "Hook Head" last week and blanked. I also lost lots of tackle on the rough ground and broke my reel . I need local knowledge me thinks. The irony is that as I broke down my gear A small shoal of the darlings swam past the rock I was standing on. I am sure that they had big smiles on their faces. Strike one to them!. Do you know when they leave our shores in the autumn?
Cheers.
Wayland.
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greentree
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| wayland wrote: | | Do you know when they leave our shores in the autumn? |
Depends on the weather. If it stays mild with southwesterlies then they are likely to stay around for a few more weeks. I am away with work at the moment but hope to try again when I am back on Wednesday. Also, keep an eye on that forum for more reports in your area...
Mike
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wayland
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I will try again later this week. Got a bit cold now so fingers crossed. Cheers for the forum details I`ll keep a watch on it.
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