Maverick Martin

@Graham Nash is an aerial guy hopefully he will see this Rob his old forum handle was Little Sal

Due to other homelife issues Madness also withdrew

You earned some dad's privileges then

@plaicemat Wishing you a very happy birthday Terry

Loobie 1V - Jerry, Stuie + J2 Sun Fisheagle - Allan + Jan + 1 other Sun Samoya - Graham + 1 other Day? Slice of Life - Lofty Saturday Illusion - Tom + Bob Sat

Wishing you the very best of birthdays Oli

@alfie Belated birthday wishes

Loobie 1V day and crew TBC Madness Martin & Phil T maybe 1 other Sunday

Wishing you a great birthday Pete

Happy belated birthday wishes Steve

Wishing you a very happy Birthday Mal, let the celebrations and party games begin

If it's just discolouration G3 cutting paste followed with a good polish then wax along with plenty of elbow grease. Apply G3 sparingly and use a random orbital polishing machine. Keep the surface wet and do not allow the gelcoat to get warm/friction burns. When the gel looks ok apply polish and the orbital polishing machine then finish off with hand applied and buffed up wax. Thats what I used to do with Awol's blue hull. I now have a tendency to pay others to save my sore arms Apparently, she does a very good job

Hope you had a great day Stuie, Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday both,

Wishing you a very Happy Birthday Nigel 🎂

Hi Trevor, well that's a surprise to me, thinking of you and hope all goes well and that you will soon be running around again

Nice Huss Leo, well done

Thanks Brian, How you diddlin

Hi @Raymond Ellerton haven't seen you here for a while but hope you are keeping well and that you have had a great birthday

Sorry Danny I can't help but I think @Mike Fox had one fitted/replaced?

Happy Birthday Allan

Phil and I decided to stay within the confines of the harbour and ended very happy that we did. Started our day around the back of the islands on a flat calm sea. We were instantly into checker bass along with guilt Head Bream, snotty eel, Smooth hound, Dogfish, spider crab with nonstop action. We decided on a move that produced a slightly larger bass for Phill of 2lb 2oz, his largest of the day. A final move up to the Marine camp saw us yet again into copious amounts of even smaller checker bass but I did manage one slightly larger at 2lb 6oz I unusually enjoyed our confinement to the harbour. We were never going to win the comp but enjoyed a most pleasant and busy day

OMG everyone is breaking down, well their boats are

looks great Jerry, have a great week

Saturday looks ok with winds from the N/E although there may be a residual chop offshore from Fridays blow. BBC are giving Sunday as light S/E gentle breeze, nowhere to hide outside in a S/E but if the wind is as forecast then may be ok I will still fish Saturday but in the harbour for an easy day out. Room for another if anyone fancies a day out