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Cobbs rang me today to say they were moveing my boat on monday and to ring them to find out where the temp berth is , went out to day only to find someone had unscrewed my starboard nav light and taken the cover the fishing was slow with lsd and 1 good smoothound off slatebeds cheers graham

I am thinking of a trip out tomorrow about 8-30 to 9-00 from cobbs is anyone intrested in a trip out please pm me as soon as poss , boat is still on f pontoon cheers graham

With the wind from NNE at 7 to 8 MPH on sunday what do you think the sea state around swanage bay will be only it would nice to try for some whiting or even cod cheers graham

sorry i put it in the wrong spot graham

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how long in the south Priceless 80m year old fossilised haddock discovered by pensioner 15 years after he picked it up from the beachBy Rebecca Camber Last updated at 8:56 AM on 28th July 2008 Comments (-) Add to My Stories Staring balefully out over the garden pond, it was one of the more unusual items in Peter Parvin's rockery. The stone shaped like a fish head lay among the retired policeman's display of pottery and shells for more than 15 years after he picked it up on a beach. Then one night in the pub, he mentioned it to a volunteer from the local museum. Rock star: The prehistoric haddock is priceless, say fossil experts And investigations proved that the rock was in fact a fossilised 80million-year-old haddock. 'I have never seen one of these before,' said Dr Ed Jarzembowski, keeper of natural history at the museum in Maidstone, Kent. 'Quite simply, it's priceless.' The haddock is to be sent to Poland for analysis by scholars, after which 74-year-old Mr Parvin is considering donating it to the museum. Peter Parvin: Found it 15 years ago He found it during a caravan holiday at Pevensey in East Sussex. 'I was walking along the seafront with my son and I found it among the pebbles as the tide was going out,' said Mr Parvin, who is deputy mayor of Maidstone. 'It caught my eye because it looked like a fish head. It has always been one of my favourite parts of the rockery, but I didn't think anything of it - we just called it the fish head.' Following their conversation in the pub, the volunteer from Maidstone Museum 'They laughed at us in amazement' urged Mr Parvin to bring in the fossil for closer inspection. 'When we said it was part of our rockery they just laughed at us in amazement,' he added. 'They said it was 80million years old - which makes the 15 years we've had it look like the blink of an eye.' Unlike most fossils found from that period, the fish head is encased in flint rather than chalk which makes it particularly rare and valuable. Experts believe the fish roamed the ocean at the same time as Tyrannosaurus Rex stalked the earth. Much of what is now Britain would have been under water in the Cretaceous Period between 145million and 65million years ago. Dr Jarzembowski added: 'It is what is known as an advanced bony fish, meaning it's related to the sort we might have for dinner today. 'It's stuck in flint and so is virtually indestructible. I'm told there are a few of these in private hands but I've never seen one before. It's quite a privilege.' graham

Don't order bass for your meal stick to the stir fry don't give them the chance to sell them graham

Well done Terry may the force be with you graham

it has a finger print on it's back never had one before only the one graham

i had a haddock about a month ago off swanage graham

all part of the grand plan ? and getting older, we will see strange things happen at sea graham

Thankyou both food for thought cheers graham

can anyone tell me about the starfish 840 good or bad cheers graham

anyone feel like a day out on sunday please let me know by friday on 07774 652357 cheers graham

i've just got a shimano torium 16 what bs mono would be best for a rubbing leader i have loaded it with 16bs braid cheers graham

thankyou all graham

What is the best knot to join braid to mono can anyone help please keep it simple cheers graham

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Have those pups been checked for rabies

Anyone want one look on Find a fishing boat Boat name Ultimate Predator Make / construction Catapult Catamarans Year of build 2006 Dimensions 12.15m (length), 4.86m (beam), 0.9m (draft) Engine Twin Iveco 370 hp Price

I think it was called the tunney club graham

I would like to thank everyone for there input lots to think about and find out about i like the idea of the LED once again thankyou cheers graham

Thankyou Tom One of my main concerns are they going to fit because where the ram arm fits it looks as if the drainage holes from the deck would be in the way i don't know hence the query and i think if all is well i will go for the bennett trimtabs cheers graham

Has anyone fitted trimtabs to a quicksilver 640 if so what make and size i would be very glad of any advise at all on this thankyou graham

Richard at HOLES BAY MARINE is very good and helpful graham