If I were fishing here
If I were fishing Ennereilly Strand South, I'd walk the tide line first, find the gutter or colour, then fish bass with one honest flood or ebb rather than casting blind for hours.
I'd skip when…
I'd skip a dumping shore-break, a hard onshore gale that fills the gutters with weed, or a dead slack with no colour.
When it fishes well
The hour either side of low and high water are the documented feeding times here, more specific than a generic flooding-tide window. Dawn sessions on a flooding spring tide in summer are the most productive. Baits fished close in catch the bass; baits at distance reach hounds and rays.
Remote southerly beach, bass April to November (peak Sep to Nov), evening smoothhound on crab when the sea is settled.
Baits
- Lugworm (the documented best all-round bait here)
- Peeler crab (smoothhound on evening tides)
- Worm and fish baits for general species
Methods
- Pulley rig (rays/hounds at distance)
- Running ledger close in (bass)
- Lures (bass close in)