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So - for the 6th year running Im going to try and get out after a Porgie sometime during Aug / Sept. As usual (and the past 5 years the weather has scuppered plans) dates will be around weather and tides.

 

I'm going regardless, but I'll be after a crewman and many boats that want to join in the drift line.

 

Rough plan is to head 15-25 miles out set up a drift with a load of chum and drift with the ebb and back with the flood.

 

Anyone fancy it?

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Oh oh! I could fancy being cabin boy, if I can catch bait and other bits during the drift!!

 

P.s. The speed limit is 70 onthe A34 you hooligan Franklin!!! laugh.gif

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Its busy for me as well mid summer

 

But you know you can count us in if we can get the time off, to combine with the weather.

 

After all Dan wants round two

 

Charlie

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Ill Crew to if you have room? went out last year on silver spray but with no joy, so no the drill. and can get tonnes of rubby dubby!

 

Or I could tag along with Dawn Raider Marks really up for a go and a bigger slick, or a camera boat if it does happen!! cool.gif

 

James

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Ive been nagging for ages to do a shark trip so ill step it up and free boys will be in.( ive spent too long in weymouth- everthing you catch tastes nice BUT i dont eat fish much AND i just want to catch a big toothy something!)

 

A freind whose dad does a lot of shark fishing in cornwall suggested getting a job lot of blood from a butcher for the scent trail- apparently it works as well as mashed up macks??

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What are thoughts on best tides? From that I can look at dates.

 

However I'll go when the weather works, even if that means a weekday.

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Date dependent I'm very keen. As before, don't anyone buy any bran for the rubby dubby, I've got a huge sack in the garage I'd be keen to see the back of...

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I am certainly up for a trip one day over the weekend. On the weather front both days are looking good with Sunday having the wind edge with Saturday having the sun edge. Lets hope the forecasts hold good.

 

For me it will depend on family and the air show commitments will update later

 

Martin

 

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alfresco is looking at saturday

 

cant do sunday as driving back to sunny scotland dry.gifdry.gif

 

so hopefully weather is good saturday cant deal with another phone call from daniel

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sam

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Weather for sat seems to be holding. Need to start firming up crews, and more importantly chum, which could take a bit of sorting? Anyone got any ideas?

 

Plan B is mid channel wrecking.

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Sounds good biggrin.gif

 

The boys and I are keen.

That means I have room for one more crew, as I would not take more than 4 on a shark trip,

you know the drill just get in touch

 

Not sure wether to drift or anchor in the area of a few wrecks and have the anchor rigged for a quick release.

 

What do others think?

 

 

Ground bait would be an emptying of the freezer for starters, but some bran would be handy if you are coming down Oli.

 

May have to miss the planes again laugh.gif

Charlie biggrin.gif

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Ive got a load of maccy that is in freezer,wifey bless her turned freezer off a month or so ago so it thawed weep.gif

More than welcome to it guys

Charlie i believe it is best to anchor and leave a long trail for them to swim up otherwise you drift with youre trail IMHO

 

Nige

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out sharking tomorrow from milford haven if weather allows on white water.

down there we always fish on the drift.

any fish from the freezer, trout are good aswell for chum. Do any of you know a friendly fish farmer.

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