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Maverick Martin

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  1. Is that a triple extension ladder to the left of the picture Looks well smart Fred Martin
  2. Would agree with Mike and by your reply would assume you are thinking of purchasing something near the top end of the price range, what is it ...go on tell us ...give us a clue ....Not nosey of course would just like to give you advice . Go on the suspense is Martin
  3. Hi Tony Welcome to our clubs website which we think is the best club website on the net Will have a look at your site over the next few days to see what its all about Martin
  4. Inboard on a shaft wil probably work out about the same (near as damn it) as an outboard but an inboard with outdrive will cost considerably more to service. On the other hand an inboard on a shaft will give less performance than an inboard with a leg You pays your money you takes makes choice Martin
  5. It would also scare the wotsit out of me but this is obviously a set up and not a gang running riot. Had it happened to me I would have laughed about it after especially with you lot taking the pee On another note re: PC correctness I am just about PC'd out, political correctness creates more problems for the ordinary person than it solves and the sooner our peers realise that the better imho Martin
  6. very good liked it alot
  7. Happy birthday Jack Savour the moment and enjoy the fuss Martin
  8. As Mike says ideal for shallow water but not so good in deep water. Another thing we sometimes use when floundering in really shallow water is a stake or boat hook over the side to stop the boat swinging around Martin
  9. Dean and I were out and fished the slates from Poole. Well it was fairly rough out there and the fish appeared to be Awol except for one lone Smoothy of around 6/7lb Nice to get out and give he boat a proper run though, we are well chuffed Martin
  10. Mike If you are using the alderney ring method to retrieve your anchor then you will not be hauling anything other than slack line then anchor chain so there shouldn't be an issue with any thickness (within reason) With that said I still think 12mm is a perfect choice for anchoring, thich enough to be reasonably kind to hands yet still managable on the stowing front. Do however have a feel of whatever rope you are buying prior to parting with your money. Some ropes are harder on the hands than others, a nice limp rope will aid stowage and imo is what is required. Most suppliers will send you a sample if they won't then don't buy Martin
  11. Mike Up untill recently I always used potting rope and have never had a problem with the stuff in fact have preffered it to the last lot of nylon that PD got I think you will find that Gundrys are the place to go and they deliver to Poole every Friday. If it is Gundrys you are proposing to use could you forward their details to me as I have lost the info I had on them Martin
  12. Just worked out how the crappy translation programme dealt with my post. I'll stick to english and get my broom
  13. I'm afraid I will be "Awol" from this meet as Dean and I are fishing from Poole Martin
  14. I think new labour ought to change their name to new mafia. They are always thinking of ways to stop rogues launder money and yet they are the biggest culprits by legaly robbing the working man and taking great big fat pay cheques and expenses home, what do we get in return... more red tape and large cock up after cock up. In the real world the majority of them would be unemployable. I could rant all evening but that wouldn't achieve anything other than wind me up What really bothers me is do we have a credible alternative???? Anyway's I'm of to fill up my car now just to help out my friend Gordon Brown and sunday I'm off to burn some red diesel whilst I still can Martin
  15. Peter the man with many hats a very happy birthday to you, don't work to hard Martin
  16. I'm not sure but I might need to brush up on my efin french Je ne suis pas s
  17. The last comp nearly cost me my marriage what are you planning this time you fiend Martin
  18. Done Martin
  19. Pete I have always managed to get a copy in either WH Smiths or one of the local newsagents on Bournemouth Road Lower Parkstone nearly next to Lloyds Bank. You have to be quick though the mags in the shops from about the 18th of the month but soon gone. Wouldnt bother with your super markets I've never seen one in any of them as their only interested in mainstream publications Martin
  20. Hmmm you've got me thinking now....Veronica has an uncle in S NZ who has invited us over many times...I think I may ask her if she would like to visit him Martin
  21. Good news then Mike, which one you gone for? Martin
  22. "Ballcocks"
  23. If your predictions are correct Dean and I will definately be out, can't wait to see how the boat is at anchor and fishing for real Martin
  24. New thread coming up Martin
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