Ballyquirke stand 30 perch on a pike lure.

First perch of the year and dont i look delighted.

Pollack city spiddal Co.Galway

Ed checking the equipment for an all night fishing session.

Carmel had the best catch of the day with a Ballan Wrasse on lugworm.

The Whiting could just not get enough of the west Cork lug (10 whiting caught on the old railway line Passage west)

Edward catches a wee bass and severely gashes his hand while falling on the rocks, that's a grimmace, not a smile.

The Flounder species have evolved over millions of years to camouflage on to concrete piers.

A visit to flounder city Ventry Pier Co.Kerry

Face full of maggots Yum Yum

A stunning Roach Bream hybrid from Ballyquirke

As you can see, Edward takes this all very seriously...here's a roach

Catching everything with a rod and line at the moment but fish!!

Fishing for Ray at Dog's Bay Galway.

Dave's first Brown Trout of the season pulls the competition back to one( Note the green wellie to prove the authenticity of the photo)

Dave then managed a rudd of his own to bring it back to two

And this rudd made it three...Dave could see his doom approaching

Edward went two up with this whopping brown trout that fell to a black & silver spider

Tremendous action at Flounder City, this one was tail-walking and stripped hundreds of metres of line off the reel during several surging runs...

Daves hard earned Roach from stand 30 on the moycullen Rd.

Ed goes back two up with a slimline Flounder straight out of (Aldi) West cork.

The only catch of the day a wopping 2 inch Stickleback caught on the worm with size 10 hook.

Trout fishing on the Clarinbridge River

Very strange looking Dogfish the Germans will be confused, first new species in a while its no monster but ends a dry spell.

March at the shoreline of "Dogfish city".

First boat trip of the new year produces nothing.

Carmel found a piece of string off the back of the boat oh no its a hand line.

"Gonna need a bigger boat"

Looking very blue (ballan wrasse)

Ed goes two up with a coalfish

Ed's massive christmas pike