A good Sunday session sees six species landed including some good huss on mackerel, catch of the day was a huss on baited feathers and a washing line.

A hectic session on Dave's boat resulted in seven species, including a dogfish for Edward

World class fishing on Colin's boat produced this good cod for Edward

World class fishing on Dave's boat produced this poor cod for Edward

Fishing has been pretty slow for me and then Carmel rubs it in by catching a good Cod in the Bay.

A prime West Cork dab for Edward

A good sunday session saw plenty of big pollack, some good doggies and a few conger.

Dab on mackerel drifting over sand.

I think this is a roach-bream hybrid

Pouting and wrasse from Galway bay

Galway canal produces perch for Ed.

Carmel doing her "CFB" pose.

Edward looks good with a mullet

Edward wastes no time after returning from Tuscany...gilthead bream

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