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Yep. Very nicely done Grandad. Sorry I'm late. Been away. Only just got back.
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Hi all, Sorry but I can't make June's meeting. Jackie has other plans. ð
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Thanks Charlie. Brilliant report. Well done all on such a fantastic trip.
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Great. Thanks Martin.
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It was a day out on the water in beautiful weather. Of course some Turbot would have been a bonus but what a great day for it. I look forward to your report please Martin.
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Lucky it didn't go on a beach full of kids. ð As Rob said. Wear that kill cord.
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Some of you may know that I recently got a cheap Laser engraver. Well it's taken a while to get it set up and running as I want it but it's done. I tried some old slate the other day and I was pleased with the results. So. I'm on the scrounge. Do you have any old slate that I can have please. Anything bigger than about 3" or 75mm square will be great. Happy to collect or you could bring to a meeting if easier. Thanks in advance. ð
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I've Never had one. Used to see loads when on a charter trip putting back the sand eels we didn't want after netting on hook sands. Seems like 100 years ago ðŠ We used to be able to "stop off for 10 mins" for Mackerel as well. Now you could spend all day and not get one. ð
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We used to have a "Trail away" section in the club.
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Welcome to the club Derek. ð
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A great day out then Colin & Bobi. Lovely Turbot. Thanks for posting. ð
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"gracefully" ???? Nah ! ð
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Godsons first fish and a vegetarian gone feral!
Jim replied to jerry.shutter's topic in Catch Reports
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Indeed it was Charlie. A bit lumpy out there & not many fish but yes. A lovely day with couple of great blokes.
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Another Day out on Madness. Left Cobb's for the 08:30 bridge. It was a pleasant morning with a gentle breeze & hazy sunshine. The harbour was quite calm and we made our way to the chain ferry. Once outside it was a different story. It was quite breezy & lumpy. We decided that Ballard would be a good choice so off we went at a gentle pace. We lined up for anchor and found there was a problem with the windlass ( Martin will explain ). We had a go at drifting and I "winkled" out a Pollack. It's too rocky at Ballard for drifting so a change of plan was needed. We headed for the beaches at B/mouth to drift for flatties. On the way Martin sorted the anchor so we then headed for the patch. Anchored on a nice spot but there were only a couple of boats out there (both charters) so we guessed that it had been overfished and not producing much. We were right! Martin had one and put it back. Martin and Phil had a couple of doggies. We all hooked a couple and lost them. I had a Bream as well. Then we moved and had nothing but a wrasse to me and a better Bream to Martin. We decided that the Harbour would be better but just caught Weed. Last few minutes by the Ro Ro and I had another Bream. Back in at 3:30 lift. Thanks Martin & Phil for another great day out. Not many fish but so good to get out. Thank you.
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Jerry asked me to post this. I expect he'll join in with an explanation at some point. Jerry Fish.mp4
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I bought some parts for my Grand Daughter's car as she's at college and short of cash. She's working it off to repay me so cleaning Jackie's and my car is one way of doing that. ð Better than paying the hand car wash people.
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Lovely weather for cleaning boats. . . . . But I still hate it. I hate cleaning Cars & Motorbikes too. In fact . . . . . I hate cleaning.
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If it's a removable fuel tank I found that tipping it upside down on a workmate bench and leaving a while allowed the water to settle at the bottom then I could release the breather in the cap to let the water out. Never had a problem after that. Did have loads of water in the fuel off the old fuel barge one time though. ð
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Cheeky B%$ÂĢ&*ds Thanks Admin. ð
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Brilliant. Well done boys. ð
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The Annual South West Fish report is again being drafted.
Jim replied to Mal Thomas's topic in Conservation Issues
I thought the same thing Mick. ðĪŠ -
A search for ancient oyster beds off Dorset
Jim replied to Mal Thomas's topic in Conservation Issues
They're destroyers of everything I believe. ð
