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blue shark

decky1231 · 2012-10-06 20:50:22

Hey lads im fishing out of cork harbour, i have caught a good few blues over the last 2 months , was thinking of going out tuesday as the wind suits , was wondering is it to late for them, do i have to go futher out, ( normally i catch them about 8 miles off rochespoint in 200 feet of water and 14 degree water temp) what…

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06-10-2012 9:50pm

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decky1231

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Hey lads im fishing out of cork harbour, i have caught a good few blues over the last 2 months , was thinking of going out tuesday as the wind suits , was wondering is it to late for them, do i have to go futher out, ( normally i catch them about 8 miles off rochespoint in 200 feet of water and 14 degree water temp) what temp water should i find them in now ...cheers

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#2 10-10-2012 7:16pm
downwesht

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Hi, it's getting a bit late for shark but if the weather holds you should try to go out when the wind is southerly so that the drift will take you back towards the harbour.As you drift you could fish the bottom for ling, whiting ,cod etc.A mile outside the Cork bouy should do and plenty of rubby dubby.
Tight lines

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#3 19-10-2012 2:33am
FatMickey

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Well Decky

Did you manage to get out after the Blues dude ?

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