Sea temp recommended for Turbos is 52/55F, currently 53 in western approaches and 47 off Alderney.
Lets hope 5 weeks is enough time for it to get to the target!!!
Rob
The slight deviation of the straight lines of side screen to top of superstructure & with the shape of the side windows / port holes suggests to me it is the same as Brian's pics.
Just because sunseeker say no isn't gospel! Crickey, did they really look in to your request - doubt it. Probably palmed you off as the have no idea / not interested! Does it matter? Or are you hoping they stock some spares??
R
Indeed pockets of well populated and varied species can not be bad, so what if it disrupts angling in the short term, people need to put on the binoculars and take off the reading glasses!
Seen this, looks good value;
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=221202913415
This has nothing to do with me, just spotted on the bay!!!
Rob
Don't believe the bouyage 100%!
High pressure can also make a difference.
If the water is low, as said, you can drift out. Coming in without much water can be difficult/impossible as you have to fight against the flow of Avon and Stour!
Rob
Stugeron for me if it is going to be very wobbly and tying rigs etc - taking them on the boat is too late, i take them at home \ 30 mins before launch.
Most of the time not needed especially if drift fishing etc.
Rob
Indeed, go big and leave slightly loose - esp if you have a swinging cradle at the back of the trailer as that gives the trailer flex and you don't want the boat resisting that flex..............or you might need a new one, again!!!!!!
Rob