Wexford coast · est. 2003
THIRTYARDSAt the pace of the saltwater fly fishing coast.
From Jim Hendrick
Forty years.
Forty years, kept returning.
Bass on the fly along the Wexford shoreline — the gullies, the oarweed, the two-hour tidal windows. A coastal journal of fishing, photography, and the kind of attention the sea demands.
From the coastal blog
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Submission
SUBMISSION TO IRELAND’S NATIONAL NATURE RESTORATION PLAN Pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2024/1991 — draft plan due 1 September 2026 Restoring…
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February
Winter
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In flight
…. In the camaraderie of rookeries, in the spiteful vigilance of colonies I was at home. Seamus Heaney From Sweeney…
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Destiny
“Live carefuly, because there are people around you whose lives and well-being depend on your actions. This concerns all of…
From the coast
A few recent frames.
“The more time I spend in Ireland, the more I am amazed by the country’s endless quality fishing offerings, incredible beauty, and collection of talented fly fishing professionals. The Bass retreat was proof positive of this sentiment as anglers from across Ireland and abroad gathered to learn from world-class instructors about how to most effectively pursue trophy sea Bass on Ireland’s stunning, rugged coast. This is an experience that I won’t soon forget.”
Paul Moinester — writer, photographer and environmentalist
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