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Brilliant! Allan.
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We happened to be in Swanage Angling at 4.50pm. this afternoon. We had seen and heard emergency vehicles going up the track behind the Pier to Peverill Point. Don't know the whole story, but we were told that a couple of people had been Coasteering, and that one had been got out of the water and another was trapped. ,Not a nice situation in any weather, but with winds at Force 9 and 10ft. plus waves, light fading and the tide rising things were getting worse.Heard that two Lifeboats were called out and that a Helicopter was on the way. Hope everyone involved was OK, makes you think. Allan.
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I happened to be in Poole this afternoon and dropped into Poole Sea Angling Centre for a few bits and bobs.. Andy asked me to point out that there is an error on the Posters that are out there for his COMPETITION ON SUNDAY 15 th.DEC. 2013. The Weigh in will no longer be at the Pure Drop Inn, but at THE MARINA CLUB in Poole. He also asked me to say he thought it would prove a better venue as there is a huge car park wihich will be free/at a nominal charge just up from the Town Bridge which could also take small boat trailers. He also hopes that the venue, which has had some refurbishment will be more suitable and that the food will be better. No doubt, fuller details will appear on this Site in due course. Allan.
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Club Cod Competition - 10th November
Leicester Fisheagle replied to Neal's topic in Competition Talk
1) Court Jester plus crew TBA (on each and every day possible!) 2) Kingfisher plus crew Jim Davies Plus TBA (on each and every day possible! Will try hard to make it!) 3) AWOL will need crew, any volunteers? 4) Fisheagle plus Allan, Dave (Coddy) and Jan T. -
Club Cod Competition - 10th November
Leicester Fisheagle replied to Neal's topic in Competition Talk
Self and crew for the 10th. happy to combine the Ray /Flatty Comp. with the Cod Comp. Gives us more chance of weighing something in. Allan. -
Happy birthday Stuie. Is it really just fishing that keeps you looking so young? Allan.
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Tuesday weather opening.
Leicester Fisheagle replied to Leicester Fisheagle's topic in Trip Planning
Jim be carefull! Tony (Serenity) has threatened to get his white coat out which he still has from a previous life. Allan. -
Tuesday weather opening.
Leicester Fisheagle replied to Leicester Fisheagle's topic in Trip Planning
I have only done these speeds twice for a very short time in flat calm conditions. Generally, if conditions allow, I cruise between 16 knots (3500 revs) and 24 knots (at around 4500 revs) with 4000-4200 giving 20 knots or just over. Max revs are 6000. Fuel cosumption is about 1.8 litres a nautical mile. As the tank holds 285 litres I probably fill up every three or four trips. I leave a minimum of a quarter tank for safety ( about 40 miles worth) and usually fill up to 3/4 of a tank. The only problem is petrol is more expensive than some of sources of Diesel which are out there. However, Service costs should be a bit cheaper. It's swings and roundabouts. If I could have found a newish diesel Pilot House with a leg at the right price I could have gone that way. Allan. -
Tuesday weather opening.
Leicester Fisheagle replied to Leicester Fisheagle's topic in Trip Planning
No, maybe next time but you could have cleaned your corner of the boat a bit better. Allan. -
Tuesday weather opening.
Leicester Fisheagle replied to Leicester Fisheagle's topic in Trip Planning
Hi Lofty, could only pick up about half of the conversation on the radio, but I understood that you were getting lots of Gars and enjoying some fun action as evidenced by your usual high quality pictures. John Stephenson came out for a few hours as they have cancelled his hospital operation in Dorset for the fourth time. The weather was superb and the boat clocked 39.8knts. with 400 revs to spare. There were several boats near us on the Horseshoe, but it was no way near as good as last month.. We caught a number of species,but mainly Dogs and Red Gurnards. Jim who fished three big Mackeral strips and then three unwashed squid only had Dogs, but they were at least a good size. Maybe he will have better luck next time when he manages to come out . Tony, not sure about the weather for Friday,but will talk to you/PM if there is an opening. -
SIFCA Byelaw: Feedback Welcomed!
Leicester Fisheagle replied to charlieannear's topic in Conservation Issues
Just received the same reply. Only takes a few minutes to send. Allan. -
Tuesday weather opening.
Leicester Fisheagle replied to Leicester Fisheagle's topic in Trip Planning
No problem Jim. We will put out an extra rod for you with all the space we have and let you know what you catch. Allan -
Tuesday weather opening.
Leicester Fisheagle replied to Leicester Fisheagle's topic in Trip Planning
Still got a space if anyone interested. Allan. -
With the Flatty and Ray weekend Comp having been cancelled, and with Tuesday looking good at the moment, I could well be looking for Crew. Nothing too strenuous, after 9 start and return around 4pm. Please PM. Share costs. The only requirement is the ability to handle a large landing net. Alan..
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SIFCA Byelaw: Feedback Welcomed!
Leicester Fisheagle replied to charlieannear's topic in Conservation Issues
I too, have added my penny worth and suggested the area needs extending and that if static nets simply replace trawls etc. that only parts of the food chain and ecosystem will benefit and a wider vision is needed. Allan. -
Thanks Dave will ring crew and let them know. Don't think they will be too upset. Allan.
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Will they let him back in???? Allan.
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Excellent Maiden voyage. We were late out and took some pictures of Club boats after 1pm. Kept calling on Ch6 for Spice of Life but you must have gone back by then. I was even picked up by Tony on Serenity who was wining and dining near Arne. Allan.
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1) Fisheagle Allan Green, Jan Triska and John Stephenson.
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All the best with the repairs. It will make a great boat, Allan.
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Lofty I doubt if we will get down there as we were very late in today and missed the Tide, but you never know. Thanks for your PM. Look forward to seeing the new Yak. Do you have Call Sign? Allan.
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Fisheagle will be venturing forth, hopefully on Saturday and Sunday. May try the Bay for a Plaice or if very luck a Trigger. Will be on Ch 6. Nothing too strenuous. Saturday is a bit more serious as Coddy is on board. On Sunday, my Brother in Law, who does a bit of fishing is coming out to see what is involved in lauching/anchoring. We will be doing some fishing but, he is a keen photographer and will be taking some pictures with his expensive new toy. If any Club Members see us and want a free photo of their boat, please give us a call on Ch 6 and we will see what we can do. Allan.
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Glad to hear you are back on the water. Allan.
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Thanks Nige They were Factory fitted Exides, but where they were made I don't know. Batteries well protect and dry.New batteries so shouldn' be sediment so as you say, possibly none of above. Allan.
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Mike The boxes cannot move forward or side ways and are well strapped down, However, the batteries could move within the box. vertical movement would be restricted slightly by the cables but, as you suggest, there could be some lateral movement. Would some inert substance like polystyrene work underneath and around the sides of the battery or could that cause heat build up? If it is movement, it is probably up/down so something to cushion underneath? Wiill enquire what power boats do. Suggestions/help appreciated,. Allan.