Rob

We had a great prize table. Thanks to Poole Sea Angling Centre for a great discount on 2 rods and 3 reels for the winners and second place (only 1 prize for specimen comp) Thanks to Christchurch Angling Centre for a great discount on tackle boxes, feathers, float rigs and a donation of a Shimano cap for all Thanks to Sakuma Redgill for packs of lures, hats and a load of stickers! Thanks to Tom Smith and Greg Toms for donating PSAC vouchers - these were split between the 2 x 3rd place competitors So after the main prizes ALL competitors came away with: Trophy Tackle box Shimano cap Pack of lures Pack of feathers Float rig Large bag of sweets Thanks to the behind the scene support i had on the day - especially for BBQ etc - namely ChrisW, Kev, Tony and Martin (and esp their better halves!). Rob

This was the final result - each competitior takes their best days score through. This means you can fish 1 day or all 3 and have the same chance to win.

What you have all been waiting for i am sure: Results from the last comp day:

Thanks to all that fished, weather was good and seas forgiving. BbQ was ace and a good location. Thanks to those who helped. I hope to get the results breakdown up tomorrow. Rob

Weather looking good to fish so we are on. Time wise, fishing till 15:00 then in, so i expect people to start gathering at Cobbs from 16:00. BBQ and presentation will be about 17:00 best guess. If any member who aren't fishing with juniors would like to attend please arrive from 16:30. Other parents and siblings welcome. Rob

You mean you found a new mark!

Already did Tony, her name is in the middle of the list! R

Madness - Sunday - MartinB, DeanB & RobF

Forgot pic of Coleman funnel/filter, these come with the stoves and are really good!

Mal, this is the 2part epoxy paint: https://www.bilthamber.com/epoxy-mastic

Depends, these were the worse things i coudl find mind you! the blue pliers were for use in the garden and were "recovered" from outside! The knives, though sharp, live on the boat in their sheaths, so on a was down i guess i should take them out - or every 5 yrs dip them in Detox-C. R

http://bilthamber.com 1kg tub deox-C - the water based rust dissolver 500ml flask hydrate 80 - the paint on product

A few other highlights from the water based dipping solution, I'm finding it hard to stop!:

Bits that couldn't be dunked got 2 coats of paint on rust converter and the a 2 part epoxy paint. Even the bits that were stripped in the water based solution got a coat of rust converter, that turns them dark / black and creates a barrier on the surface.

Bit of magic water based rust remover / converter overnight:

Not great condition, this is 5yrs and with a flush kit!

After Dartmouth i had a failing brake on the trailer. The lining had come away from the shoe. I got the kit needed delivered and set to work. Having taken the drums apart i felt i needed to clean them up a bit. Various BiltHamber products were bought.

Well, JVs tender motor is now sorted. Couple of new gaskets, anode and fuel filter. Plus cracked handle repair. Started within a couple of pulls after assembly. Tonight is have set the tickover and run it up for 40 mins. It now starts with a single pull as i would expect it to. Quick repair to the inside of the cowling and all is good to return it to its owner. The colour of the fuel filter suggests it hadn't been changed from the "service" it had. The amount of crud taken from the fuel tank was caught in my red Coleman fuel filter. Photo of the handle and cowling repair.

You will need 2 in the boat to enter a comp - safety un all (the other person does not have to be a club member). hint hint: