jerry.shutter

Count Loobie lV in also. I am very happy to organise some dates with the committee unless Hooky wants to?

Loobie lV crew change!! Jerry 1 Jerry 2 Stuie, Kev Coussins

Will it not just be confined to the harbour Mal if it’s a bit iffy?

Have a goodn 🍺

Loobie lV Jerry Shutter, Jerry Sumbler, Dave D non member not competing

Happy birthday, 🍺🍺🍺🍺🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 in moderation of course😜

Plan to go Tuesday😀

Nature really never ceases to amaze😀😀

Less of the ship Martin😜 Cobbs are measuring her tomorrow 🤢🤢 I am VERY pleased 😁😁😁

Happy birthday Dean, sorry I won’t be in Alderney to put the world right😜

Hope the Roosterfish oblige😜 Have fun and keep casting and ordering those beers🥳

Also sent an email

I heard the charter boys have got so stuck into the Pollock in the South West because there were no Cod, and now there are few decent Pollock. Not good news if true.

Well done Sean she looks cracking, you will have a great summer for sure 👍👍

Hi Guys, Sorry I have messed up, I am coming back from Spain on the 11th so cannot do 11/12. I have let the A team know and hope they can make 25/26. Totally my fault, I hope weather and fish play ball with all of us!

Great shots Rob, I have bought an SJ cam which I am struggling with, I reckon your the man to show me 😜

🎊🎊🎉🎉🍺🍺 have a good one

Happy birthday🎉

I agree with both sides of this conversation, it’s ok for a multimillion pound oil drilling rig in Poole Bay, but I bet if as a club, we offered to create a man made reef from x, which had the same amount of rubbish going into the water as the drilling rig we would be laughed at. It would be interesting to see the make up of copper coat against the diy version suggested. The above is hyperthetical but I am fairly sceptical about a lot of dos and don’t dos in this world. I personally would save for 4 seasons and put copper coat on!

🥳Happy Birthday👍👍

Have a great one

The more you look and learn the more upsetting it is. Presumably if we do ever leave the EU, we will still have exactly the same problems, except we will not hear about them, unless caught by a fisheries vessel in our waters?

After inviting myself to join Kev and Dave we got to the secret mark at 7.45. We waited until 8 to give ourselves a straight 7 hours fishing. Kingfisher arrived about 7.55 and moored next to us, biting wind cut us in half for the first 3-4hrs. Second cast resulted in a plump Flounder about 2lbs, result, one more than we all thought we would catch!!! After around 3 hours we had 4 Flounders on the boat, great session though freezing. Capt Kev, chef patron knocked up a feast as pictured. Fishing on,the sun came out and a fish were still coming on board, Dave having the biggest at 2lbs11oz. Struggling to fish with the snoring coming from Kingfisher, chef patron knocked up a steak sandwich swilled down with a nice bottle of Burgandy. I think we used 2lbs of worms, a lot of food, loads of tea and coffee, and a bottle of red, oh yes and caught 7 Flounders, from around 1lbs8oz to 2lbs11oz. I think we all thought we would be lucky to see a fish let alone have a respectable session. Great day Kev and Dave thanks for having me along and all the instruction🤣🤣 Other pictures show Dave like a coiled spring, Kingfisher in the sun, Kev in action. Great shame only around 15 club members were fishing out of about 200 I think. I was advised joining the club that joining in is the way to learn and get involved, today being case in point. Brilliant fun thank you PBSBAC 😀😀😀😀