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I had a short solo trip today... you can see the brief report here.. https://www.offshoreoutlaws.co.uk/topic/3755-mid-week-special/#comment-39246 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Century have just brought out one which looks good. We use an old Royal Mail sack or just weigh them in the net and weigh the net (every time )after and subtract the difference.

Nice Neil But that is not a good way to land or weigh any of the shark species. We use a sack or net to support their body weight.

Three unicorns for Mark

A large pair of Pollacks

Nice fishing Neil. I do the same as Colin. My net comes off of the pole so it is easy to hook my scales onto the net. My net weighs exactly 1lb. So every fish weighed I subtract the weight of the fish by a lb. Simples 👍

I knew you would see it Jim😄

After the aborted trip to Alderney Tigerfish's crew (Alun, Graham, Ian, Steve) spent the Sunday on the Shambles, being the next best thing. The sea was flat enough but the fog was an unwelcome companion the whole day. We had turbot fairly regularly throughout the day, the best going around 5lb and reasonable numbers of keepers, many were small, just one brill. There was enough launce around and happily quite a few mackerel, some caught near the bottom were of very decent size. An enjoyable day in good company, the boat was washed down and made shipshape in record time, thanks guys. We had our AIS on as did Loobie IV (very sensible in the conditions) it was nice to have a bit of a chat mid way through the day. One commercial charter had anchored plum in the centre of the banks; Oh yes they had their black ball raised but in the dense fog I thought it was risky. We drifted on collision course with them and took avoiding action, but with such little visibility it would be oh so easy to not spot them in time. Ian (who else) politely suggested to the skipper their actions were inadvisable. It was an accident waiting to happen. No photos, however I did use the waterwolf. There is still tons of footage to go through, some of it interesting, most not. I'm planning to turn the interesting bits into a video and upload to our YouTube channel, that won't be for a few days yet.

Leo and his mate Thomas dune jumping down at Hurst shingle on Saturday, whilst the dads blanked.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk