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I can't understand why anyone would want to cruise over 14 knots!!!! Downhill of course!! Glad its looking like its sorted Nigel, mojo for the rest of the season!!

Kingfisher has no sizeable Bass to report for comp but interesting day with Bass, report to follow!

Court Jester Neal + Crew TBA Alfresco Charlie + Will Kingfisher - Chris + Lester Tigerfish - Steve + Alun Serenity - Tony + Crew TBA Y-Knot - Mal + crew TBA

This is a message sent via Dorset Alert. This information has been sent on behalf of Dorset Alert (Please do not reply or forward this email directly; please use the Reply, Share buttons at the bottom of this message) Message sent by John Slade (Dorset Police, Police Volunteer 4261, Poole ) Tuesday 13th of September 2016. This is a Marine crime message. ============================================================== Between 9 - 14 pm on Monday the 29th of August 2016 to 9 - 47 pm on Saturday the 10th of September 2016 a Marine crime occurred in the Salterns Way area of Parkstone Poole. The offender(s) stole a moored Rinker 232 speed boat colour blue, and white. If you were in the area at the dates, and times above, and saw or heard anything suspicious or have any information please call Dorset Police on 101 or Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111 quoting occurrence number 55160137184. Thank you. This is a message sent via Dorset Alert. This information has been sent on behalf of Dorset Alert (Please do not reply or forward this email directly; please use the Reply, Share buttons at the bottom of this message) Message sent by John Slade (Dorset Police, Police Volunteer 4261, Poole ) Tuesday 13th of September 2016. This is a Marine crime message. =============================================================== On Sunday the 11th of September 2016 from 8 - 19 am onwards a theft occurred in the Salterns Way area of Parkstone Poole. The offender(s) stole a white rigid hull speed boat. No name details are known. If you were in the area at the date, and time above, and saw or heard anything suspicious or have any information please call Dorset Police on 101 or Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111 quoting occurrence number 55160137354. Thank you.

I had a police notification today that a white Arvor was stolen off a mooring in Holes Bay last week. It was on a mooring between Cobbs and the RNLI a few boats from Kellys Hero. All cctv is being checked to see how it was taken away, slipways or through the bridges etc. There has been a lot of thefts reported lately, anything to do with boating, kayaks, engines etc. Now the darker evenings are creeping in it usually starts them off so make sure your DNA marking is up to date on all new toys!!

Well done Greg and Carol for all the effort that goes in to pull off a successful event. You even managed to get the weather gods to play ball yesterday!! Blake was made up to get his first prizes from a comp, took his trophy to bed! You can now enjoy the rest of the season and get fishing!

Hope you've had / having a good day Allan.

Court Jester Neal + Crew TBA Alfresco Charlie + Crew TBA Kingfisher - Chris + Crew TBA

I can do a deal with you on new leads Martin if still available.

Martin we can all come to a gentleman's agreement over a beer or two!!

All sounds good Charlie, good luck with the trip looking forward to the reports. Booked the Norway trip for next year yesterday so just nine months to go!!! ;(

Blimey Martin you shouted louder, I sent a PM at 5.11pm but looks like it was missed. Are your fenders still stuffed with £20 notes with all the recommend a friends you've had?? ;) Hope your cleats are solid gold and not just plated!!!

Hi Tony, Cobbs were running a recommend a friend scheme that may save you a few £s too so ask about it and I'm sure there will be a few of us that would help to ensure you get the benefit!! Chris

Thanks Rob.

Can't play video but will allow Aunty Jeans party to play!!!!! I love "IT". ;(

Enjoy your day Dave more tackle to unwrap!!

Good to see that having to fish in the harbour still produced some good scoring, shows the points system is working out quite well.

Thanks for the update Greg and great effort pulling it all together, a lot of work involved. Cheers and well done. Chris

Great footage Jim, next time attach a lure and do the altimute trolling film. Well done.

Didn't need to know that Steve the reports will do!!!!!

Have a good day Lofty no doubt dangling somewhere in this weather!!! Enjoy.

Hi Greg, Thanks for organising comp went well today as the weather just stayed kind enough for us all. I left the tally sheet on the boat as I had a four year old asleep when I left the boat so it was overlooked. Hopefully get a chance to pick it up tomorrow and send results. Cheers.

Holiday time for me already booked to be away!!

Ready for the battering when they got back to the club!!! ;(. ;(

Went for a day out with my brother and his son in law, he hadn't been out for a while so we tried for some bream to start with. Tried for some mackerel for bait and had a few but no massive numbers. Anchored the mark and bites started before all rods were baited! Bream to a decent size were there along with plenty on pout, poor cod, LSD, red gurnard, wrasse, very small conger and smoothounds. I put a live mackerel on just in case a bass was about but it was bitten off by a tope, so a thicker trace and another mackerel so the others could have some fun with a tope, didn't take long and soon the rod was bent over taking line! Gary takes the rod and has a bit of fun bringing in a lively tope, in the boat to unhook and it's got the hook in its mouth from earlier!! Both hooks returned a couple of photos for them and it goes back. I put a live pout on another rod and soon there was interest and Dan takes the rod and he pulls in a female undulate Ray which was a mission for a carp fisherman against the tide!! Weighed in at 14 1/2lb. We had a few like that and a male with very distinctive black marks around the tip of the nose and along its wing tips. A little later a nice bite on the bream rod and a ray eventually to the boat and it's the same male undulate you could still see where the first hook had been!! When the tide died we decided for a drift down the Swash for a plaice with Kev and Jacobs leftover worms as ours were not very good yesterday, theirs worked as we had a couple of keepers. A nice mixed day with plenty of fish to keep the smiles on their faces along with the sun tan, I leant Dan some sun glasses and when he took them off when we got back I suspect he maybe getting some stick at work today!! .