[Ronan O'Halloran]

:-DJust a quick report - a mate of mine was back from oz for a couple of weeks so we met up for a bit of pollack bashing around the dungarvan area. Hammered loads of pollack on ultra light gear for a few hours and think i got him round to the idea of trying a bit of lrf in oz. We had pollack up to 3lbs on a cormoran ulx, shimano rarenium 2500 and 10lb braid with small SPs. Was amazed that the little rod could cope with some of the bigger fish - any bigger and i think we'd have been in trouble. great to see a rod bent 90 degrees and 15-20ft of line stripping off the spool. I know a lot of the lads on here have been raving about the LRF and i just want to add my recommendation. if you haven't tried it then give it a shot. great to get a decent fight out of a fish again. no pics because we were sitting up on top of a high pier wall and didn't want to risk dropping the work phone in!

 

[Dave Fitzpatrick]

Nice one Ronan and you're absolutely right about the lrf stuff, its great fun altogether.

 

[Tim Murphy]

Hi Ronan, Nice one on the LRF sesh, another convert! Loads of kit in Oz for your mate to choose from too. I got a Comoran ULX a couple of weeks ago and love it! It's a lovely bit of kit with much more grunt than my last LRF rod. I haven't gone over it's limit yet, like you I had a 3lb-er last week but I'd like to have a 4lb-er on it:!:

 

[Jon Bunyard]

Ronan
Well done. I caught my first LRF pollack on a mark arround ardmore during the summer. Ever since Ive been addicted to getting lighter and lighter.

 

[Sam Roche]

Yes Ronan, LRF is great way to fish, we have been working on it for the last year and still learning,going to get back to it soon and have a go at the whiting,flounder,dad's,for the winter.

 

[Retired]

Great stuff. With the quality of fish you have over there it must be LRF heaven!