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  1. Thanks guys, normal workday today but was out last night and again tomorrow night. I just can't keep up with this hectic social life, must be an age thing
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  2. Jim

    Happy Birthday Brian

    We are too Brian. Not seen your ugly mug for ages. πŸ€ͺ
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  3. Thanks everyone, I'm looking forward to the February meeting. 🍺
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  4. Brian

    Happy Birthday Brian

    Thanks. I've been given the all clear, so really enjoyed the day.
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  5. Happy Birthday (belated) Martin. I hope you pressed the chinos for your outings!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  6. Birthday wishes πŸ·πŸΊπŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚have a great day
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  7. Belated birthday wishes Martin - you must learn to pace yourself. πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚
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  8. great white

    P.B. FLOUNDER. !

    Hi,everyone. Having attended the club's visit to the R.N.L.I. headquarters on Monday, I ended up having a mini break, worms it seemed were more scarce than hens teeth at that point so the prospect of a fishing spell looked a bit grim, however, the promise of some on Wednesday led me to encourage Frank to set up a couple of flounder set-ups, I got some local "expert" advice as to where to fish, don't want to give any secrets away but I went to the bottom of a big hill near a prickly foliage bush where there is a lot of nature behind πŸ˜‚ we duly set up rods for the afternoon, lent on the wall like the norm, a pleasent afternoon around 22 degrees c. Or gas mark 2, I think it was sat in the front of the motor home watching the rod tips from there, that seemed a sensible place to be! Well it soon got even better when the resident cook (the wife ) cooked up a hot meal for us both. We stuck it out till dark and I don't think any of the other anglers had caught more flounders than us. Our total was ZERO! πŸ˜‚. Now come Thurs mid day I got hearsay of a flounder finding mission in a boat for friday,so I was pleased to take up the challenge. Being picked up at baiter (thanks Mike) off to get the skipper (Allan) and aim for Cobbs. The next safety briefing I think will start , shut the side door on the van properly Allan! Luckily the glasses in the coat side pocket survived the ejection ! πŸ˜‹ dodging the ice on pontoon off we set,on the obstacle race, apparently you can see the sunken boats at low water! πŸ€” well we just crept under broken bridges due to Allan's skill and impeccable timing . Soon we were drowning worms and the action started, Yes Mike was on the ball with the kettle πŸ˜‹ the wind was light and we were slow drifting which made it feel very pleasent, fantastic to be out on a boat. The fish started to turn up, trouble is they looked very silvery, like beautiful bass! Dreaming of what Sunday lunch could be the reality was the bass were heading back to the harbour floor! Are well, nothing wrong with a leg of lamb! After drifting and searching we tied up for the finarlie , with little time left hey presto , my rod twitching to then reveal THE POOLE HARBOUR FLOUNDER !πŸ˜‚. At one pound eight oz. My P.B.πŸ‘ with the pending big comp coming up I made sure Allan saw where I put it, but it seems the little rascal went and moved ! Flounders really getting scarce it seems. Many thanks Allan and Mike for a fantastic day out with you both aboard Fisheagle . The coffee, the food ,( especially the pork pie and cherry cakeπŸ˜‚ ) the weather, what more could you ask for ? o.K. More Flounders! Good health and tight lines allπŸ‘. Colin.
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