Joe-m
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the Irish boats are having great sport with the tuna 2013 pictures
Gallery - Kinsale Charters
Gallery - Kinsale Charters
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Jamesgoesfishing
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I am lucky enough, that the girlfriend in from Ireland so get out about 6 or so times a year on the west coat in Donegal bay. The fishing there is sensational mainly over reef and rocks as very few wrecks. I tend to find the pollock and coalie are very common, ling next and a few cod.
Out of the North West ports the tuna is very hit and miss, they spend a couple of weeks trolling a year. The tuna can not be landed otherwise €500 fine. Top boat is prospector 1, the mosy roomy fishing deck for a thirty somethig footer I have seen. Makes some forty footer look small.
Out of the North West ports the tuna is very hit and miss, they spend a couple of weeks trolling a year. The tuna can not be landed otherwise €500 fine. Top boat is prospector 1, the mosy roomy fishing deck for a thirty somethig footer I have seen. Makes some forty footer look small.
Jamesgoesfishing
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Think you need a license to land them
DaveyP
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Hello James
That was something I read somewhere so contacted the Skipper and this was his reply.
Lets hope due to global warming they make their way north.
thanks for your enquiry.
regarding the tuna , we can take as many as we want.however because they are large fish we usually restrict ourselves to two or three per person
regards
mike.
