Paul J

Paul D, Thanks for the offer, i think i'm out on Overdraft, i'm waiting for confirmation Cheers Paul J

Mark has to work

Im available for Sundays Comp if anyone needs crew Paul J

Ive been using 25lb recently and it's ideal

Well done Kim, That put a smile on your face i bet nice one Paul J

It's kind like the story of the ugly duckling, but the song goes " there once was an ugly dogfish.........."

cheers james, thats now my desktop wallpaper PaulJ

Coddy, you got to earn your fins around here Paul J

i meant sounds good for friday if the weather behaves itself. i'm out with QT in 3 weeks with the crew from work Paul J

Adam, sounds good, im out with Eddie on Pink Squid Thursday so fingers crossed Paul J

Welcome DJ

James, I'm free next Friday Paul J

This meeting is on the 24th could someone update the calander please, it's listed as tonight which is incorrect Thanks Paul J

It's not just a website it's a community And we love it, keeps getting better and better Well done all! Paul J

Les, I would have loved to join you but i will be in Weymouth on Loyal Royal. The Bass are definatley there and with your knowledge i'm sure you'll pick up a few. Good luck with the Crew- give us a shout next time your down and crewless Paul J

Les, Welcome aboard Paul J

Just a reminder, is there anyway that we can get an online order form for Club clothing with an email bucket to collate orders for Martin? Cheers Paul J

Billy, i'll put yer subs in, See you Saturday morning. Question, can we get away with both live joeys and launce in the same well? Paul J

Stop it, it hurts when i laugh!

Adam, You have a virus. Paul J

to pump or not to pump? This depends on the species and depth of water. Skippers usually say don't pump Cod or Pollock as it can wear a hole in the fishes mouth and make the fish spin off the hook. Also, it's the winding down and keeping slack out of the line which is critical. If you need to put pressure on a fish, very short pumps is the way to go

What a lovely day!, i felt for you guys who were stuck at home. Loyal Royal launched at 7:15 in Lymington at low water- We got away with it- Just. First stop was to the sconse buoy for live Mackeral as we were off to do some Bass fishing at Freshwater. There were none at the buoy at all so the pressure was on!, we went round the corner hoping to catch them as we drifted with dead ones for the Bass. The bait catching was incredibly tough but Mark saved the day when we finally got into them although they were all huge. It's always the same, when you want them to eat their small, when you want joeys, their huge. Unfortunatley, we spent most of the flood getting bait and missed the best of the tide although i did manage a Bass of 3lb 4oz- Charlie can you put that one in the book please. We then anchored for a bit during the slack and picked up 1000's of dogs and pout. Back on the drift for the Ebb but we only had an hour or so as we had to get in before the water disappeared at the slip. Mark lost a good Bass half way up when it spat his mackeral out which came up with teeth marks all over the tail and mid section- Heartache! A couple of my baits were sliced clean in half by tope but no fish caught. Perhaps we would have done better with smaller baits and or pennel rigs in the bigger ones. A great day out overall Paul J

Congrats Adam! Well Done Mate

Thinking of fishing freshwater bay for Bass on Sunday opinions on this one would be welcome

Great photo Who was the poor sod missing out by taking the photo PaulJ