Maverick Martin

No they are definitely not the same although the man heading up propellor solutions is the same guy that ran propellor revolutions.

His name is Tom and I think you will find he has moved away from repairing propellers to supply of new propellers and Propeller Deflectors

http://propellersolutions.co.uk/ he is though still worth a call.

Another company worth a go are http://www.darglow.co.uk/index.html  Brian used to work with Tom

Paul the heading you posted under is swap and shop so post/ask away

Recreational anglers account for 25% of mortality, Who did their sums? 

At least you got out and fair play for trying

Dear Stakeholder,

 

We'd like to remind you that two marine fisheries consultations close on 31 March 2015.

The consultations are:

 

Implementation of the demersal landing obligation (discard ban)

 

The demersal discard ban does not affect all demersal species in 2016. It will be phased in gradually over three years starting in 2016, with full implementation by 2019; and it will only affect quota species. This consultation asks which fisheries the ban should apply to in 2016 and how best to use the flexibilities secured, such as quota  uplifts and specific  exemptions to the ban.

 

We've held meetings around the coast to discuss the landing obligation with some of you who will be directly affected. If you weren't able to attend one of those meetings, you can contact your local Marine Management Organisation (MMO) officers who may be able to answer some of your questions.

 

We'll be feeding the views we've heard at the meetings and your consultation responses into negotiations with other European Member States to agree discard plans for our shared fisheries.

 

You can find the consultation here.

 

If you haven't already responded to this consultation, please ensure your views are heard and send your response:

 

- online: https://consult.defra.gov.uk/fisheries/demersal-landing-obligation-in-england

 

- by email: cfp.consultation@defra.gsi.gov.uk

 

- or by post: CFP Reform Implementation Team, Sea Fisheries & Conservation Division, Defra, Area 8A, 9 Millbank, c/o 17 Smith Square, London, SW1P 3JR

 

Reducing unused licences (latent capacity) in the English 10 metre and under fishing sector

 

This consultation seeks views on proposals to reduce latent capacity within the English 10 metre and under fishing fleet for both quota species and shellfish. We're aiming to provide more certainty on catch limits for active vessels in the 10 metre pool. The proposals apply to English registered vessels, which currently have access to the under 10 metre fishing quota pool managed by the MMO or are members of a Producer Organisation. It also applies to vessels which have shellfish entitlements.

 

You can find the consultation here.

 

Please respond to this consultation:

 

- by email: fisheriesreform@defra.gsi.gov.uk

 

- or by post: Domestic Reform Team, Sustainable Fisheries & Marine Planning Division, Defra, Area 8A, 9 Millbank, c/o 17 Smith Square, London, SW1P 3JR

 

We look forward to receiving your responses to our consultations.

 

Yours sincerely,

 

Russ Greenwood

 

Marine and Fisheries Directorate

 

 Just need more time on the water to justify the mooring.............. like most of us I guess.

seconded

Well done Steve o a good effort, sounds like you're in for a good result in the Plaice chase

Thats the next day mate.

Only if you are a light weight, those that play up will be wrecks before they go home 

If you really want to find a wreck come to the clubs presentation dinner dance evening I guarantee you will find several 

Oh no, Pottery Pier another mcz where boats can't moor 

As title hope you had a good day

 Two policemen call the station on the radio.

  "Hello. Is that you Sarge?"
  "Yes?"
  "We have a case here. A woman with PMT has shot her husband for stepping on the floor she had just mopped clean."
  "Have you arrested the woman?"
  "No sir. The floor is still wet." 

As Brian says not much chance of getting on the kyarra especially on or near slack water.  Most other wrecks close inshore will hold some small fish but because they are close in and fished by many they may not hold any of size or in quantity.

Not sure yet Martin ... Might put this one in at Poole

Congrats on your new purchase Ben

bugg@

You looking to change Trevor?

Looks good Adam.  Is that hole where the lemonade bottle is going to be the wine rack?   

Where you going to take it Ben 

Happy Birthday Dan, don't let your dad get to tipsy 

Happy birthday son.

See you later for some loopy juice 

Happy birthday Mark

A date I am keeping pencilled in is the may bank holiday weekend but will be family and very weather dependant

Congratulations on the new boat Rich

Hi Steve and welcome to our forum and what we think is the best south coast small boat angling club

Loads of information on the forum, have a poke around and see.  if you have any specific questions just ask away the guys are very helpful and friendly

If you send Brian an email:brunyard@hotmail.com he will forward you an info pack