jerry.shutter

Sunfish on a cloudy day

Loobie1V headed west with Kev and Jacob as crew. Live bait no problem but the Bass were!! Kev falling asleep, the Fastnet race and first Sunfish for a couple of years were the highlights of our day!! Well done all those who caught in an Easterly, my excuse🙄🙄

Loobie IV crew tbc Saturday

Bass Competition this weekend. Lets hope the weather is better than last weekend. Please sign up here and look forward to some more members joining in if the weather is kind.

48 hr Comp Results 1. Mike Hall Gilthead Bream 2-4oz 112.5% 2 Allan Green Thornback Ray 12-8oz 96.15% 3. Steve Scott Bass 7-9oz 79.61% Well done to the winners and all those who took part over a patchy weekend weather wise.

Loobie 1V went out Saturday with Reel Magic and Alfresco. Had a lumpy few hours 20 miles out we came back in and had fun with the Bass and Mackerel around Kimmeridge, huge numbers of both which was great to see though nothing over 4lbs.

Great shame the weather is making it tricky again, I think even Saturday is looking variable for going offshore. I am sure Mal will post something if he feels it necessary. Hopefully the weather gods will of got it wrong again. Only five boats at the moment I think. Alfresco Reel Magic Fisheagle Tigerfish Loobie 1V

PBSBAC dating site, that’s a worrying thought🤣🤣🤣 Especially if Ian’s in his cockerel suit!!!! I think we might have a sudden surge in membership😎😎😎

Check oil levels, I had a very embarrassing moment, as an engine safety device stopped an outboard I had, running at more than tick over because oil levels low. Still the bill wasn’t large to fix but it was mega embarrassing 🤪🤪🤪

Loobie 1V crew could be behind Reel Magic, we will bring the raita😜😜

Keep smiling Graham, The weather looks “variable” i expect Chris is chasing pheasants so your crew would be making excuses. Hope you have a quick recovery. Jerry

Next weekend 26,27,28 July is the 48 hr Comp, watch the weather and post as normal if entering. Let’s hope for some good weather

Sorry Jim, I was having a bad day to, but you just made it better. Crying and wailing definitely try and remember it, I think your good lady must luuuuuuvvvvvvve you😜😜

Steve, you dont mention primer? I assume you do use one? Perhaps we should have a comp for a weedy winter blast, I might get in the prizes for that!!

Thanks guys, I will be doing it in the next couple of weeks, ok the next month the speed some of the marine industry work🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thanks for that Chris, you plonker Rodney🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

The boat has to come out of the water for snagging and leg service. I cannot believe how much weed etc has managed to attach itself, i was told not to antifoul the legs by the boatbuilder, but realise that if I don’t I will spend more hours cleaning than fishing🤔🤔😡😡 Can anyone advise the primer, paint, and any preparation specific to painting them. Golden Arrow have recommended a specific paint which I cannot remember the name. Any advice would be great thank you.

If any one is coming to the meeting and has provisionally booked a place to go to Brixham, October 2nd, l have paid for the visit so to confirm please bring your £15 !!!! See you tonight.

No need to go as far as that, a friend of a friend went from Grenada WI to Madeira and had a 900lbs Blue last week. Got pictures but cannot download, let’s get a gang togeather😜😜😜

Still got the fun of the fair with new boats Neil, keep smiling😜

Trying to avoid weekends traffic, the best weather made me change my mind and we planned a trip. Having heard about the mackerel I fancied a go at the bass, if that doesn’t work we will look for a Tope, and if that doesn’t we might go as far as the Shambles. After a couple of hours we were on the Shambles!!! We found probably 6-8 Mackerel but they were cracking Jumbos and Jacob hadn’t been to the Shambles so we arrived. Great conditions, nice drifts, lots of other boats so all looking good. We struggled to get 5 Turbot and a Brill, 3 keepers, 2 red Gurnard, a few good size launce and of course some LSD. Interesting to see the local boats actions at different states of the tide. One trawler came round the edge of the bank mid day,I think he heard what Kev was saying about him because he left!!!! breeze picked up around 4 so we had a bit of a lumpy run home. Tried for some Mackerel off a really unpleasant Durleston but no joy. Home for the 6.30 bridge good wash down by everyone and a 🍺 to finnish.

Hi Adam, my lovely new boat has such a long snagging list maybe next year!!! No semi joking, I spoke with Dave about joining him and Charlie in Cherbourg, I will ask my crew I let down this year and see if they fancy it.

Hope you’ve had a good,n 🍺🍺

Lucky you Stuie, let us know how you get on, tight lines.

Bad luck Graham, keep smiling, the wind might of dropped when your mended 🤨🤨