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Kingfisher 126

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  1. Congrats Nigel, have a good day.
  2. Well done guys, sounds well worth the effort and what a return with all the sea life. πŸ‘
  3. July Fish of the Month 1st Place; Steve Scott Thornback Ray 10lb 5oz 86% Specimen 2nd Place; Charlie Chapman Red Gurnard 1lb 1oz 85% Specimen 3rd Place; Steve Scott Undulate Ray 13lb 8oz 84% Specimen 4th Place; Mal Thomas Bass 8lb 0oz 84% Specimen - Β£25 Voucher Always pays to record your catches. August Fish of the Month 1st Place; Max White Thick Lipped Mullet 4lb 6oz 109% Specimen - Β£25 Voucher 2nd Place; Max White Blonde Ray 25lb 8oz 102% Specimen 3rd Place; Dale Johnson Undulate Ray 16lb 2oz 101% Specimen Great to see some new names on the board, Well done. Always pays to record your catches. Please add photos if possible.
  4. List updated, a few changes on the leader boards. πŸ‘ Please keep the reports coming in and add to the "Report A Catch" everything else is covered automatically. Tight Lines.
  5. Hi Neil It will go against the specimen comp for the month as Jerry is looking to try and run the species comp again as a one day comp.
  6. Mal kindly offered himself to help me with three juniors on Sunday. We fish headed to Swanage bay and a few tries for some mackerel, nothing caught. Anchored for a ray hopefully, a LSD for Blake at 1lb 4ozs and a small smooth hound for Harvey at 1lb 12ozs. Tide backed off so we moved out for more tide, nothing really showing with only a few bites and an increasing wind so we moved to the patch to get interests up. Fish from the off which kept Mal and myself very busy, unhooking, cutting up bait, untangling etc and Mal with new rig making. The guys caught endless quantities of small bream, pout, LSD's and various species of wrasse. The very best going to Harvey with a cracking Cuckoo Wrasse of 1lb 2ozs. Early afternoon saw the wind increase so a slow return to base to fuel up and a boat clean up, well needed. Time just allowed a well deserved pint of Guinness for Mal and myself after a pretty exhausting day. (Our pasties are still on the engine warming) Blake was asleep by 6pm and didn't wake up until this morning. Cheers Mal, great effort very much appreciated. πŸ‘ Note to self, one novice junior per one adult if you a breather throughout the day, we didn't stop.
  7. Juniors out tomorrow on Kingfisher fishing Specimen Comp, Blake W, Harvey Mason, Charlie Aldous. We will see how many species they catch too. πŸ˜‚ Sorry added to adult comp by mistake.
  8. That’s a shame Jerry after all the work you’ve put in, thanks for the early update but with the lack of numbers fully understand the decision.
  9. Belated wishes Lofty, looks like all is going well. πŸ‘πŸŽ‚
  10. Juniors out tomorrow on Kingfisher fishing Specimen Comp, Blake W, Harvey Mason, Charlie Aldous. We will see how many species they catch too. πŸ˜‚
  11. Who’s who Terry? πŸ˜‚
  12. List updated, only one change on the leader boards, third place for Bass. πŸ‘ Junior Comp details updated in the first report. Please keep the reports coming in and add to the "Report A Catch" everything else is covered automatically. Tight Lines.
  13. Great idea Charlie, give the juniors a chance to get out. Comp weather gods playing up as always. 😀
  14. Useful having the life raft still on the roof while you’re sinking with that many on board. Result another boat in the area to help recovery, hopefully rewarded with a good days fishing. πŸ‘πŸ€ž
  15. Hope you’ve been spoilt Neil, have a good one. πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‰
  16. Most people take their dog for a walk Lofty! πŸ‘ You even have the club sticker attached, well done.
  17. List updated, a few changes on the leader boards including a new overall leader. πŸ‘ Please keep the reports coming in and add to the "Report A Catch" everything else is covered automatically. Tight Lines.
  18. June Fish of the Month. 1st Place; Ian Jones Coalfish 7lb 6oz 147.5% Specimen- Β£25 Voucher New Club Record 2nd Place; Alun Jones Bass 10lb 4oz 108% Specimen 3rd Place; Dale Johnson Undulate Ray 14lb 6oz 90% Specimen Ian Jones with his fish of the month Coalfish, New Club Record, and puts Ian on the leaderboard for Biggest Specimen 2023 so far at 147.5% Please add photos if possible.
  19. Thanks Mal and Laura for hosting , everything was perfect. Even sorted out VIP parking. πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ Thanks to Sandy and Nigel for being my taxi service, great effort. Well done to all for a great BBQ. πŸ‘
  20. Have a good day Alun, a glass of wine and fillet of turbot maybe? πŸŽ‚πŸ·πŸ¦ͺ
  21. May be an opening to video some of our after meeting speakers and edit them for club β€œyou tube” channel. 🀷
  22. Well done Jerry, a red letter day for them, looked a cracking day. πŸ‘πŸ‘
  23. Well done guys, a cracking report. BBC next for you Greg, in fact there’s a job on ITV available if you’re quick. πŸ‘πŸ‘
  24. Well done Greg and Co, that was a real team effort. πŸ‘
  25. List updated, a few changes on the leader boards. πŸ‘ Hopefully a few more after the species comp 10-11th June. Please keep the reports coming in and add to the "Report A Catch" everything else is covered automatically. Tight Lines.
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