Maverick Martin

Well done George, one memory that will be with you a lifetime.

Excellent

Getting a little excited Graham?

Foxy Fisher will be the most over powered 640 in our area. Not sure what size engine 640's are rated for but have you checked that insurance will be ok with that size engine?

Like I said Terry Dorset speak

Oh and whats this about hard earned? you retired peeps do make I laurgh (no Dillies it's not a spelling mistake it's Dorset speak)

Nice one Terry and a real bonus that Warrior went over and above for you, they are as you say nice people to deal with.

Thanks for the update Mike and good luck to George

Good to hear from you Craig, hope the coming year is better for you ATB

1 Court Jester - Neal, Stuie and Ian Simpson 2. Albatross - Graham & John 3. Hilda Maud - Chris & Martin (non-member) 4. Gastronaught - Alun J & Rob 5. Lady jane - Andy & Dave ( non member 6. Libby - Mike & Martin 7 Reel Magic Dave crew tba 8. Awol - Martin & Dean

Adam Let me know what you need and I will ask my brother who owns a scaffolding co whether he would loan some gear, I'm pretty sure he would but you may have to arrange collection

Happy birthday Peter, how many did you catch

The comp is on Sunday 28th with rules to all our comps being here http://www.pbsbac.co.uk/ipb/topic/14460-competition-rules/

Happy birthday Colin hope it was a goodun

Where are your piccys stored Terry? I can have a look for you or - When you copy and paste the url make sure it ends in .jpg or other picture relate tag

A man received the following text from his neighbour: I am so sorry Bob. I've been riddled with guilt and I have to confess. I have been tapping your wife, day and night when you're not around. In fact, more than you. I do not get any at home, but that's no excuse. I can no longer live with the guilt and I hope you will accept my sincerest apology with my promise that it won't happen again. The man, anguished and betrayed, went into his bedroom, grabbed his gun, and without a word, shot his wife and killed her. A few moments later, a second text came in:...................... Damn autocorrect! ,,,,,,,,,,, I meant "Wi-Fi, not "wife"

Happy birthday James, your fast catching me and Jim up

Happy birthday Allan...fishing?

Have a great day Dan

Hi John Glad you/we managed to sort out your logging on issues. Welcome to our club which probably has the most helpful group of guys known to man. Anything you need to know just ask. The skill set on here is superb with advice (mostly) freely given. I look forward to reading your posts and reports

Doesn't really matter Mal it's an old tooth anyways

I did two casts later but that one just pricked me.................shut it Rob

Dean and I decided last minute to have a days fishing today. Not up particularly early, boat launched by 8:30 down off of Swanage for mackerel for around 9:30. Dean had set my rod up with small sabikis consisting of 8 hooks well it was like long lining, first drop literally a few feet under the boat and loads of mackerel. Took the fish off the hook and placed in the live well threw the hooks back over the side and..........ouch one Sabiki hook embedded in the finger well past the barb. I remembered some recent posts with ideas of how to remove hooks from flesh. Some suggested using sting/nylon on the bend and pull others suggested pliers and pull but when it comes to it you try walking around with a hook in your hand attached to a long line full of other hooks which in turn is attached to a long stick so I came up with my own version, get hold of the hook with your teeth and pull your head sharply backwards. It worked first time so off we go filling up the bait tank with more macky's. We next moved off to our first mark westward where we drifted a bank expecting bass but nothing wanted to play so over to St Albans ledge. Well to say it was a little sloppy would be a gross understatement so we decided to go right out to the end of the ledge where at least we could stand up and tried several drifts resulting in one bass for me at around 3lb. As the tide eased we went back to the bank we had tried earlier and anchored. We had 6 or 7 small blond rays before the tide stopped. As the wind was westerly when the tide turned it would have got pretty lumpy so the decision was made to catch the last hour or so of the airshow. I had seen it from the beach on Saturday but it is so much better viewing from a boat. Dean also caught more mackerel and couple of Gurnard All in all not a fantastic fishing day but our strings were pulled we were out in hte fresh air and we had a great view of the airshow with fresh mackerel and bass on the bbq this eve....nice

Thanks Sam for a good comp and BBQ My pics now on the clubs faceache page