jerry.shutter

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 😀😀😀😀

One brave or crazy woman, superb pictures.

All sounds good Steve, I need to organise crew,costings,etc, all the usual, I have not been down to Guernsey so lots of questions and logistics and I also need to work out mpg 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I agree with everything Adam sayes but I would definately like to go, as I have only been as crew before I hope I can return others generosity. I have to say I have worked out the tides for Weymouth for the next 8 months😜😜 i just want to get back to sea!!!!!! I will check how enthusiastic the crew are😀 pencil Loobie IV in.

Sean beware my boat was meant to be finished last April, hopefully getting end of February 🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈Sure you will be fine, exciting times😀😀😀 just don’t tell anyone at the club if it is late, they all enjoy reminding you “got your boat yet?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Good luck.

Cheers Dave, if I see you when I am helping Martin I will pop over and give you some advice🤔🤔 It is a family club so best go no further you old badger!!!!!!!!! 👊👊🤣🤣 Just need to remember what goes around comes around😜😜😜 And you have never invited me on your Breaksea beauty😂😂😂

At least you have something to clean!!!!!

I fished Holes Bay 3 weeks ago because it was fishing, not even a crab!!!

Happy birthday and tight loins for 2019👍👍👍👍

You’ve bin livin in Baff to long🤪🤪

James, your such a romantic gentleman, perhaps an after meeting talk on how to stay on side with the fairer sex😜😜😜,

Happy birthday, I hope the locals give you a good send off🤪🤪🤪

And you know if they say 3 months it will be 9. I reckon the bridge designers/ builders were boat builders in there previous life🤪🤪🤪

Must be nice to be retired 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 i feel I should add it’s polite to let the skipper catch a Cod Mal 😜😜😜 Have a great day, only jealous

Brilliant session, perhaps that’s where all the Poole flounders have gone🤔 Weather looked stunning too 😀😀

Stuie, i am really late, the older later red wines are much better, when my boat does ever arrive we will have a trip and celebrate your birthday, hope you had fun!, best belated wishes Jerry

Hi Graham, yes that’s quite common with the slow jigging high end Japanese rods I have looked at,I add looked at as they were in the £600+ bracket!!!!!!! some good you tube footage on them👍👍