Rob

I think Boblin and Otter have it. BIGCol and Wedger are the skippers.

He is a tradesman so doesn't listen, let him go green!! 😁

Windows has a default editor that is ok, Movie Maker i think.

Result! Sealed bearing i hope and a flush kit.

Well done Chris. Nice ceiling, shame about your feet! R

Your driving of it Brian! If you want to borrow towable do-nuts just ask! R

Are they suggesting we kill the juniors catch to bring it to certified scales. They need a kick up the arse!

I get it now! Charlie has replaced Sam and Dan, first the capstan and now the pilot!!! You'll have electric reels next! Hope you have a goodun tomorrow. R

Enjoy Greg!

Mal, are you really too lazy to drive to your ray mark and back? You need better trained crew!

I heard 3 weeks ago there were loads around Dartmouth!

The water issue is more about getting the inside of the bag moist before sealing (don't go there!). I buy long bags that have the rough texture that allows it to draw the air out (as shown in your link Steve) - the longer bag allows the neck to be folded back, thus allowing the inside edge of the bag to remain clean and dry when place the contents in. R

I use a £20 lidl one I bought years ago. Then buy large bags off eBay that I can cut small if needed. Using the rolls of plastic I found a pain. I would not.want to mess with cuttle at home, good luck.eith that!!!! Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk

Think he is Carterton. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk

Only beginning!?!? Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk

Is that Latin? Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk

Enjoy Brian, did you spoil yourself and not go out for food?

Enjoy Martin, ye olde farte! (Silent e's)

I did a search for the link of the forum and came up with nothing, so i posted! Hey Ho!

Saw this via Steve Porter: http://undulateray.uk/ Looks interesting - perhpas they have enough info to come talk at one of our club meetings? " The undulate ray can still be found along the Jurassic Coast, but little is known about their habits and movements in the wild. This project is to explore the lifestyle of the undulate ray. ... but we need your help. " SteveL - i think you have caught the same undulate a couple of times! R

At the trunk of the tide, we swang awkwardly so packed up for an early bath. The other 2 boats headed in just before us. Cold but triumphant we thumped / surfed back in and then opened her up in the harbour @ 32knts. Cheers Graham, fish pie and bread crumb & parmesan topped fillets for us this week. R

We headed out and the swash was horrible, with hopes it would flatten a little out deeper we plodded on. It didn't! We agreed to try at anchor as we will were only a few miles from the mark. Give it an hour, or half and see!!! At anchor it was awful, rocky and rolly. Hard to stand but with tide and wind going together we had a go. So did 2 other boats. I had some whiting and some kept for tea, Graham had the target species:

Graham and I hatched a plan to take Free Spirit out today, i can't do tomorrow so today or was. I met Graham at Cobbs just before 8 to load up and head out for a blonde. Frozen windscreen, no problem, bucket of harbour water over the cabin. Wrong, frozen as sheet ice. On with the asmatic heater and off in to the cold. (Some of Cobbs had the surface frozen)

Enjoy Dave!

I thought only mum's went to Iceland!!!