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Brian
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Take at look at http://thehulltruth.com/forums/forum-view.asp?fid=4 It's a Trim Tab Discussion Forum hosted by Tabman who is a Bennett Rep, I gave him the details of my boat and he advised which size and type I should fit.
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Coddy Only one comment on the Mayday card, after ensuring set is "Switched on" and "On channel 16", mine also states "Ensure High Power is selected".
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For flounders, Generally fish well up the harbour in October, working towards the entrance by the end of Feb early March. (That sounds like a very slow drift, but you know what I mean).
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Just posted the previous, but wasn't logged in for some reason, so I show as Guest.
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I use OziExplorer on an old Laptop, connected to my Garmin 128, as a plotter, Got Poole Harbour and Poole Bay charts. Works brilliantly, I store every track (trip). Using Paint Shop Pro I can update the charts, if a navigation buoy is moved etc.
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Kim That was me, between the green posts, fished there from 19:00 to 22:00. I assume that was you anchored up towards Patchins point when I came past at about 18:30? Regards, Brian
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Fished the same mark Saturday evening, blanked!
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Boats don't require a 4 speed gearbox, cars etc. require a range of gears so they can build up to top gear without stalling. Prop slip takes care of it with a boat.
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Thanks Adam, though it's probably about time I updated it.
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Just had a good days fishing today (Friday), in the harbour: I had 5 flounders up to 2 1/2 lb. My mate had 6 similar size.
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Can't remember if he smiled or not, but I think the 12v lights were about
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I bought my flourcesent lights from the Camping/Caravaning shop at Kinson, can't think of the name at the moment. Regards, Brian
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Marc You could padlock the scaffold pole to the trailer, transport it the same way. Regards, Brian http://homepage.ntlworld.com/brunyard
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Marc Have you seen the arrangement they use at Swanage? It's a long Scaffold Pole with a pair of wheels and a ball hitch at one end, the other end has a tow hitch to fit to the vehicle. Gives good control without putting the vehicle into the water. Regards, Brian