Paul J

Hi Pete, I've sent you an email Paul J

Cheers guys PJ

Yamaha 50hp outboard

Have a friend with the following problem

Actually got out in the kayaks today for a couple of hours It was well windy so didn't go far and stayed in sheltered water. Managed my first bass of the year ( at last) , only 3lb or so but very welcome on a shallow diving lure PJ

Rich Swain

Guess what i saw down at Mudeford today The Badger teaching kids crab fishing

Im on standby awaiting your call Sir PJ

Simon, Put your ground bait down for the bream on it I'd like a go at trolling some lures on it some time PJ

It was a good night, thanks Adam for organising it and thanks to all those who contributed PJ

Happy Birthday Kam Are you off on a charter trip to celebrate? PJ

Happy Birthday Jason

im down to one now and im driving again PJ

Welcome Mick, Happy to help if we can- just ask you'll find the search facility a good tool for info PJ

I thought Neil was very kind sharing his tender with everyone in the harbour PJ

Well thats got me in the mood PJ

if you have to, do it at high water Pj

The calendar says it's a species hunt Club Competition Sun 19th April LW @ 1230 Neap tide Species hunt - Points as per species chart

Wed 22nd OK for me I should be driving by then PJ

Happy Birthday Jim Lovely day for it mate Enjoy PJ

Pirates Impacting The Seychelles The Seychelles, a chain of islands in the Indian Ocean off the east coast of Africa, are considered "flats nirvana" for anyone who's been there. Massive, beautiful, unspoiled shallows, teeming with large bonefish... crystal waters. I've never been there, but I am told it is worth traveling half-way around the world to see and experience. Problem is, the outbreak of piracy along the coast of Somalia has apparently spread to the Seychelles as well. This report came in last weekfrom Tom Stevenson: "It turns out that The boat I was to board in Assumption Island, Seychelles on the 8th (April), was hijacked about 50 km from Assumption Island on Friday last; Taken to Somalia, where the crew (who had not been heard from since setting off from Assumption Island) were released, and called in on Wednesday; All remote islands in Seychelles have been evacuated of all boats, while the Seychelles government 'cleans up' the problem..." My friend Rodrigo Salles was in the Seychelles two weeks ago (his photo above). He chimed in: "I noticed that at the end of last week, I got a little bit scared, since we had navigated with a small boat, slept on the dirt on the middle of an isolated island... The Indian Ocean Explorer (the boat with which all the outfitters fish at Cosmoledo, Astove, etc.), was kidnapped by Somali pirates last week. So, the ship has disappeared, and all the operations around Cosmoledo are dead (I think that nobody would go there in a ship for a long time)." Understand that the Seychelles cover a huge expanse, and some areas are much safer than others. Lodges on islands are, to date, far less vulnerable to pirates than live-aboard boats. But you have to wonder about chasing fish in the world's hot spots... http://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/where-...ting-seychelles

It looks easy but if you get it wrong you can put yourself and your boat in danger. It's one of the more useful thigs to learn so take Martins advice PJ

Welcome to the club, i know only too well how you feel It's the first Thursday of the month The info is on the front page or if you look at the top right of the page you will see a link to the calander http://www.pbsbac.co.uk/index.php PJ

happy Birthday Lee PJ