Paul J

Bob, That'll be be me in for a y/y Paul J

Mark, Hold that space! It's too tempting i'm going to cancel my offshore Rebel trip Gotta be back fairly early on the Sunday to help out with the Comp scoring etc give us a call Cheers Paul J

Heard on the news about a fire at Mitchells Does anyone know anything?

Well ? how did it go? Sounded like an nice idea and i think you did have good weather

The rule Rich describes is what i use personally if it's in the head region fair enough others wise it's snagged not caught. Feathers is a different matter as fish often come off and re hook themselves in the back

Adam,Paul d Thanks guys

I believe thet are trying to protect the run of Seatrout that goes up the wareham river. You do need a license to remove these fish

Mike, Try a Sushi Roll on the Hook !

cut into strips they do great launch impressions

last chance anyone want a space? Paul J

I'm looking at at Vaxhaul frontera or a jeep grand cherokee any views ? i don't know much about motors

Nice one Paul I'm ready to go again

I have a few spaces free (3) on a wrecking trip on May 30th. This is on Reel Action which is booked under my work club cost for these is 25 pounds per head send me a pm if interested Paul J

Coddy makes us appreciate how lucky we are living on the doorstep of Poole Bay

Try this: Send it down on a normal ledger rig, take a few turns off the bottom and then attach the balloon to hold it.

like Father like son Charlie? Well done Sam! Paul J

Codling on a float is that a new technique? stranger things have happened on a hot sunny day, or have they?

I didn't know that fishing was a spectator sport but this is whats it's been for me for the last two trips. Still Mark did better and i'm sure he will call in his in shortly. Still don't mind watching Maverick catch all the fish as we don't see it that often Bob, Your correct there definatley a right side of the boat!

Rich, I think you nailed it on the head and i agree with your mate especially the feeling of remorse bit. I was pleased to hear of your terrific catch cause i had the impression that you were going to spend most of that trip in the loo. Did you catch it while on the throne? We do take big fish for all the reasons you've described and it was marvellous that you were able to satisfy all of them in one go on the boat. I do reckon the pleasure is greater when you let them go. I do understand people who take home trophy fish, lets face it most of us have. letI don't think we should frown on them or make them feel bad unless of course it's excessive in terms of numbers

Adam, We didn't get many photo's The crew was so efficient he had them filleted before we got a chance

You might want to gang up a bit to keep the cost down say 3 in a boat instead of two. It might be tight while drifting but im sure it will be quite expensive to burn all that fuel. anyone got an idea of fuel cost for a run like this? Paul J

porpoises? Tell us more

A Great trip which could have been awesome if we had the other two days. It Was really nice to meet and fish with members i hadn't really got to know and the laughs in the digs and in the bar were worth it alone. Whats with the Mike's in this club? there totally mad and funny as hell, Mike from "Just Mary" had me in stiches all weekend. Did OK on the last wreck with 4 ling , the best went 19lb. On the Bank the last day i must have dropped 6 fish one of which i reckon was Riche's Bass! or it's brother. It hit like a bass, ran and dropped it, i reeled almost to the surface and it took again, ran and dropped it again. That one will haunt me for some time!. I did manage a small bass of 2.5lbs before we went home. The last day went quicker than any trip i have been on, i guess we were fisjhing so hard that the time flew by. Les was the dark horse on our boat, he pulled up pollack for fun and seemed to catch something everytime i turned around. This was no luck, hidden behind that quiet exterior lies a very competent angler- well done Les. Dave got a nice Bass of about 5.5lbs and two Turbot so he was well pleased. The people at the B&B were amazing, they carted us off everywhere in the back of a Lorry, it looked like we were on a big game safari. Anyway, as they say "i'll be back" Today on the Ledge with James- He got a nice ray and a couple of good Bream. I just watched James and played with the Dogs Paul J

Were Back! Im off to the ledge with James I'll give you more details later. A great time although fishing was a real challange. Iheard Rich got a 12lb 12oz Bass which was released! Rich your the man!! we will pay homage to you at the next meeting well done Adam on the Turbot Paul J

Happy Birthday Cod & Billy