Garron Point

Member Joined: Jul 05, 2009 Posts: 5

Just a wee update. We went last night and got 3 Pollock and a Red Gunard(we think). You were also correct about loosing tackle. I lost the first to rigs within about 20 minutes and then decided to use a float. Just as a matter of interest are there any places there that are better than others for fishing?

Thanks

Member Joined: Jun 11, 2009 Posts: 10 Location: belfast

bajob3 wrote:

Just a wee update. We went last night and got 3 Pollock and a Red Gunard(we think). You were also correct about loosing tackle. I lost the first to rigs within about 20 minutes and then decided to use a float. Just as a matter of interest are there any places there that are better than others for fishing?

Thanks

mate with regrets to say its really fished out by trawlers the only way ul get a fish is in rough ground, im headin to ballintoy in the morn il let u know how i get on how, but dont go near the likes of portmuck not much happening there if ur looking just a bit of crack try carnlough at the railings for doggies clean ground at night time u wont long fishing as the tide drops real quick use mackeral but ul get get a couple of hours, good luck

Joined: Jul 15, 2009 Posts: 1

Just back from Garron point myself and fished the low tide. Caught 2 red sea scorpions (could they be your gurnards? that's what my brother told me they were, but I checked, definitely sea scorpions!) cuckoo wrasse too which was great and also a fish I couldn't identify. Was told it was a pouting but I don't think it was as all the pouting I've seen are silver and this was red, although it was similarly shaped. Bucketloads of pollock too, at decent sizes!


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