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Will be trying my new kayak off of Boscombe

Anyone else venturing out - doubt I'll see you Steve.

With all of the changes I need to be at work tomorrow. Tight lines all that can get out keep the reports coming, we would all like to know what is still feeding out there after the recent rough weather. Charlie

Y knot is venturing out with Nigel on board, Our plan is cod or Bass, will be listening out on ch 6

Ok Stuie, you have a good time now. I'm planning to give the Car Park a go, the water is going to be fairly cloudy, may be a struggle for sight feeders. The forecast is for a swell of around 1m at 13 seconds. If anyone is around out there give us a shout.

Will be out, hoping sea has calmed down.

Jerry apparently Cobb's are not closing the marina and are continuing to work as per normal. The only thing that may stop us using our boats is PHC or bridge lifts

hope to get out at sometime tomorrow

I am out I hope, bit of colour and quite a few Cod showing off Chesil if I have enough lead I hope to look for a Cod before putting the boat to bed. Good luck with the new kayak Lofty, pictures required👍 Tight lines everyone

I will be out tomorrow Sadler or Dolphin Banks

Happy Cake Day Peter, hope to catch up on the other side, not metaphysically speaking. Terry.

We asked Blake what he wanted to do as a treat for his 9th Birthday, he wanted to take his friend Harvey out fishing for the day. So today was the day. Popped into Co-op for supplies for them, then Andy for bait and on the boat for a late start of ten o’clock. Safety talk and a few rules for the day before we left and a nice steady motor through the harbour, first time on a boat for Harvey so expecting anything may happen. Not the best of weather but at least it was dry. Looking good so off to the Swash for a drift. New crew taking over. Not a touch after a few drifts and had enough of the continuous wash off passing boats so decided a change of area. Off to the Beach. First drift and Blakes rod bends over, thinking it’s hung in until I felt it take more line than the drift speed, the guys got this little beauty to the boat. Biggest fish Harvey had ever seen so he was really impressed. His tea sorted out. A few drifts with wrasse and pout, no flatties and as the wind steadily increased we called it a day around 3pm. A couple a worn out happy lads after their beef burger lunch at sea. Harvey handled the rock and rolling all day and got his sea legs no problem. They are hatching a plan for their next trip. 😀 A great treat for a cod to show up and a lovely bonus for them.