Rob

Enoy!

No problemo! Being a Poole based club, our waters are from Portland Bill and At Catherine's. North to the mainland and south to the coast of France. Good luck in the comp. Rob

Straight up from at Catherine's, catches the end of Calshot spit and is to the west of the Hamble.

You'll need to be in the western Solent for you catch to count!

Well.......best specimen over the 3 dates - not necessarily 1st, 2nd & 3rd (depends on prizes I have etc). Indeed, species comp is their best score the junior fishes not total, hence, Jayden is on an equal footing fishing just once. R

All here Charlie: http://www.pbsbac.co.uk/ipb/topic/19414-junior-comp-results/

Drystack i belive charlie - though anodes are still a good idea! R

Cheers all, I can get things sorted now as I have final numbers. R

All, tomorrow I need the names of all entrants for the last junior comp on 24th. No entrants can be added after tomorrow. So far I have: 24th September Jayden Wald age 11 - Alfresco Reuben Franklin - Joint Venture Olivia Francis - Joint Venture Sam Annear - Joint Venture Dom Annear - Joint Venture Lucy Marriott - Serenity Blake Witheford - Kingfisher Jacob Givans - Kingfisher Chris Samways - Solan Charlotte Samways - Solan

Hey, welcome! R

Sounds like you two should go halves as only need one each?

Enjoy!

Looking good Brian.

Afraid not Paul. The reason for the last day has been to keep the kids all fishing on the same day and it will risk loosing them for the BBQ. Good luck in Shoreham, hopefully we can still see you at Cobb's. Rob

Brush off of the stat and over night in the Salt-X works wonders! Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk

I have these, as so others in the club. They are great except designed for freshwater in the US! So, when the rams rust (they will) replace with stainless ones. I have done this and so far so good. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk

Now to inspect the thermostat (this engine was given to a local firm to service and see why wasn't running well not very long ago): Anode on left and thermostat on right!!!!

Always check the underside of the fuel cap!:

The prime wrasse: Fuel filter doing its job (after i wiped most of the gunk off): (the yellow crust on the bench behind was from the fuel bowl in the carb)

So 3 weeks ago Adam had a non-boat angler friend he wanted to take out and we went west to St Aldhelms and Kimmeridge. We had a good fun day with some rays and bts and pieces. Also, did some drifting and lures chucking over the Kimmeridge ledges. Need some big cahoonas doing that in JV and 10ft water that drops to under 4 quickly in gin clear water! Anyway, result was 1 bass and a plan to be back! Saturday just gone - a similar plan was hatched. We headed west to try St Aldhelms ledge for bass, Ad had one quick off the mark and i missed a boat load! even brought one following my lure to the boat! Ad had a load of Wrasse, how we laughed! So off to anchor for thornies, LSD etc but no tope showed. Then, once the tide built it was off to the ledges. On arrival I was deployed in the stealth bass hunter (tender with 2.5hp) and off i went in to the shallows whilst the mother ship stood of in slightly deeper water plugging away. Anyway - the inflatable delivered and no sooner had i started my troll in the preferred location and directing then "bang" bass on! great scrap, i drifted on to some breaking waves on the super shallows but survived, without even getting out to walk. Unfortunatley, T\T JV developed a fuel leak and was playing hard to start, so that was the end of that. But, we had proved the method (and found the right lure). I am sure we will be back. Rob

Looks like the Girls showed the Boys how to fish in the second comp!

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