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Dear PBSBAC members . Some of you may remember the good old days of WSF ? And especially the boat ownership and maintenance forum. It was a real fun place to hang out, share in banter and boat ownership tips and hints. Unfortunately due to some over zealous moderation and dictatorship ruling all the fun was taken out of the site. And now members are leaving in their droves. The new facelift of the site didn’t help them either. Now about 15 months ago 8 of us who were regulars on there started our own forum. It is a boat ownership, boat fishing and sharking site dedicated to adults who don’t want to be told off by teacher. It is my honour to advertise this new forum to all you over 18 PBSBAC members. The site is.... www.offshoreoutlaws.co.uk The site has been allowed to advertise here with the permission of the PBSBAC committee. I will be asking admin to put up a sticky for our new forum, and we will reciprocate with a PBSBAC sticky on our site. Please come take a look around, we will be happy to see you over there, sharing some friendly over 18’s banter and fishing/boat experiences. Thanks for reading, and once again thank you to the committee ! Neil Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

A Blast from the past. May have to have another look and dip my toe back in.🤣

A couple to kick start the month.

Hi. Im thnking of selling my MF, can I advertise it on this page? Regards.

Is this suitable? What bait?

Just right for that SEAL !

Good luck with that Neil, I am personally dedicated to this Forum as it has a wealth of knowledge on Boat Ownership, Boat Fishing and Sharking (Rob and Charlie !!!)and tones of other things. It also has hundreds of members and I know a lot of effort has been put into the Forum by the committee to make it the success it is. I get the over 18 thing and it sounds fun. Good luck Greg

For those who like to see charts and make plans for their next trip you use a free chart viewer here It seems to be fairly up to date showing the marine conservation areas plus a few fishing marks when you zoom in far enough click here https://webapp.navionics.com/?lang=en#boating@9&key=gnetHn}uJ Hope it helps some people

Charlie, I couldn't find Lats & Longs on the Navionics Web App viewer either, and I've been using it for years. I suspect you may have to download the Navionics Boating App for your phone/tablet. The Web App viewer is good, but a bit bare bones - it doesn't have the full functionality of the paid-for version. However, you can find accurate lats & longs on the DORIS site here: https://www.dorsetwildlifetrust.org.uk/doris Below is an image of where to find the co-ordinates when using the DORIS viewer. Note that the co-ords will reference the location that your mouse is over - move your mouse and the co-ords change. I find it useful for mousing over a wreck on the map, then noting the location 👍