jerry.shutter

Thanks Guys, I am still fairly new to this type of boat/engine but know if I push up the revs and get around 20 knots I am burning around 65 litres per hour, if I am more sensible at around 14 knots then I burn around 52 litres per hour. Rounding up figures and saying Shambles are 20 miles, then you would burn 80 litres there and back Nigel? So I am burning more than twice as much as you? Yes mad Rob had a 300 on the boat which had minimal hours but I felt I didn't need that many horses, on his new cat he has twin 300s and it flies, he never seems to worry about fuel!!!!! It's not a major worry/problem I love the boat so will keep on learning and using the tides to my advantage. Has anyone in the club any experience of Diesel outboards? I know they have been around for a while but assume not perfected as not popular or widely available. I might go to Seaworks and have a look as there are a few going to be there.

Hi Charlie, 248 litres which is a lot less than last time, going to look at diesel outboards when the 5yr Yam warranty runs out!!! I did say look!!. It was much better thanks, and the auto pilot made things much easier now I've got that one sorted. Love to know what you diesel boys use down there and back?

Trip organised for 23.5.17 even though 24th looked better. Headed out on the 6.30 bridge with Jerry 2 and another mate Barry on board. After last years trip I learnt it's important to work with the tides on a longer trip and we ran down to St Albans in 45 minutes and found what looked like a good lot of Mackerel, after 30 mins and only 2 Mackerel and a Pollock we headed on down for the last hour off the ebb, fairly quickly Jerry 2 hooked and lost two Turbot at the net, at Slack water launce played the game and gave us some more fresh bait, along with a weever for the species hunt. LSD showed as well, Jerry 2 then caught 3 small Turbot while l made tea and Barry stirred it! I managed a Spotted Ray , but might be blonde, photo to follow, and Jerry 2 caught 2 more Turbot!!!! and Barry caught his first on the last drift. Great day and 5 more species even if the skipper had forgotten how to fish! Two hours back and we caught the 6.30 bridge. Filled up with fuel ready for the next trip, 2 pints of Doombar and planning the next one!!

Hi Gummage! Look at the different headings on the forums, Bream competition last Sunday so lots of reports under the competition section. Jerry

Greg, I spoke to a well respected fisherman who did well in the comp and I have to say hats off to all the top boats for finding those species in the harbour. I would of probably been behind you chasing a plaice off Aunt Betty!!! Good for you for having a go!! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

After leaving home at 5am and much conversation on the way to Cobbs we went East and had some great fishing but nothing over 2lbs with 3-4 dead on 2lbs. Surrounded by charter boats they didn't fair much better I don't think. Had a friends lad out who had a pb bass and christened a new rod so Day was a success. Well done to Kev and Jacob. Let's hope these easterly winds and winds in general go soon!!!

Tight lines and welcome Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Seriously chaps do we do this comp on individual heaviest fish? and do we have to take fish or is it done on numbers, photos, ???

Thanks Stuie, correct Jerry and Jerry and a father and young son non members so they will just fish the other comp. No major rules to comply with? Presumably spearguns and TNT are out

Hi Neal, I have only fished Barracuda and dogfish Dave comp before, I plan to fish the Sunday and would like to enter both Bream comps, do I register for the club here and ring Poole sea angling centre (or drop in as I need bait) on Sunday am? Not being a comp person, what are the rules!!! Sorry to be dim, happy to ring you if easier. Jerry

Tight loins, have a great one

That sounds great Chris hope I can get there.

Very happy with that, I hope to be at the next meeting if staff are sorted Do pm me before or call. All sounds good. Many thanks Jerry

Hi, I would be interested in the keel rollers, I don't know when I could collect, how much do you want for them? Thanks Jerry

Happy birthday Dave have fun

Welcome Bob I won't see you tonight apologies a bit late!!

Have a great day

Belated Happy birthday hope you had a good one unfortunately I cannot get the meeting to buy you a sherbet!!

I have commented before that these gentelmen breaking the law at sea are the same people doing the same in the countryside. The police/ IFCA have there hands so tightly tied it drives the law abiding citizens Nuts. Thankyou Cody for keeping us informed of the low life on the water. Happy New Year everyone there are good people out there

Jim great video, it's not your fault if the actors and boats weren't exciting

If it's not pheasants in the way it's family, have a great comp and very happy Christmas and a happy healthy New Year to all at PBSBAC members.

I tried to get a sneaky trip in Brian but weather changed and you followed us back in up to Cobbs, only Cuttlefish on board so felt the elusive Flounder would be even more elusive so home early (very early)!!! Hope you had a good day and a few fish.

Slightly better for us recreational to be given a "choice" but not a lot better for the poor old Bass as Gill nets still got carte blanche if allowed 250kg as "by" catch Thanks for downloading Steve

Maybe last chance before Christmas, so a trip was necessary. Foggy, with drizzle all the way from Wiltshire, after collecting bait we picked up a mooring at the Holes bay secret Mark at 9.30. After 90 minutes I missed "a" bite!! after 180 minutes Crooky the crew landed a nice 1.5lbs flounder. After Alan on Fisheagle baled out due to lack of water and only doing slightly better than us on the fish front, we decided to catch early doors. Long miserable slow drive home but another species!! Great day although somewhat slow!!!😂😂😂😂

Happy birthday Neal hope 2017 is good to you.