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It was a huge fish to grab a 7lb bream tdx . The zebra mussel landed in the 90s and has filtered out alot of the natural food for the bream shoals and now there not around as common they used to be. The loughs and lakes are still fine though . A story i heard from an angler was a couple of divers were diving in kilglass lough .Co roscommon . They were hovering / swimming over the bottom of the lough ( 20-30ft depth ) and one of the divers turned his head and thought another diver was down there diving at the same time . So he swam a little closer to the what he thought was another diver and it was a pike the size of a person that swam away and dissapeared into the depths of kilglass .

[QUOTE="joe cod, post: 97753, member: 496"] It was a huge fish to grab a 7lb bream tdx . The zebra mussel landed in the 90s and has filtered out alot of the natural food for the bream shoals and now there not around as common they used to be. The loughs and lakes are still fine though . A story i heard from an angler was a couple of divers were diving in kilglass lough .Co roscommon . They were hovering / swimming over the bottom of the lough ( 20-30ft depth ) and one of the divers turned his head and thought another diver was down there diving at the same time . So he swam a little closer to the what he thought was another diver and it was a pike the size of a person that swam away and dissapeared into the depths of kilglass . [/QUOTE]

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