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Bass Fishing. At the pace of the saltwater flyfishing coast. Wexford, Ireland – est 2003.

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A Coastal Adventure saltwater fly-fishing for Bass along the coast of Ireland, when I can ! – Creator of Thirtyards – Bass Fishing Guide 2003 – 2015

Category: saltwater fly fishing

  • Bass fishing

    Ask yourself the questions, what am I doing here at this time and what brought me to this place? If its a simple reason/s there’s no complexity. A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim

  • Bass fishing

    The key to catching any fish prone to tidal and weather influences is finding them in the midst of those influences. Sometimes, just sometimes they’re simply not there in any numbers or indeed perhaps not at all. Exceptional fishing happens, good and bad, early and late, big and small, a common part of frequent normality…

  • Bass fishing

    Are you casting or are you fishing? A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim

  • 6 flies

    A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim

  • The You

    Easter Saltwater Fly Fish Saturday VIEW SLIDE SHOW DOWNLOAD ALL In a cool North Easterly and bright conditions Jerome and I spent a pleasant afternoon getting a sense of the requirements. There are times when I’m reminded that its the most difficult and challenging way to catch fish, the casting the waves the water the…

  • Wild silver on the swing in the sea

    I had a brilliant time this morning fishing with Ger. Trying for some trout we were committed to taking them on the fly in the sea – using a steelhead type swing with a mini flatwing pattern resulted in the fish above. Thanks to Ger for the photos too.Landing GearRod: G-Loomis #7 GLX crosscurrentReel: Danielsson…

  • From probassfisher this Spring

    http://flixtime.com/static/flowplayer/flowplayer.commercial.swf Individually Hand tied in Ireland for Jim Hendrick A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim

  • sea trout in the salt

    For details of a complete range of innovative and unique saltwater sea trout flies please contact me at sportfishing@eircom.net Hand tied and tested in Ireland see more patterns here A little bit of fishing in your day – Jim

  • Slow hand

    For a long time, the theory of fly-fishing in the salt was that by casting far, anglers would be able to reach the fish. A side benefit came in the form of prospecting. If there wasn’t a pod of fish close to the horizon, a long cast would cover more water and therefore give an…