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mike good luck with phc i have been asking and i cant even get my hands on any figures maybe because i am just an employee sam

i think it is a great idea i went out and helped vigilant do them two lifts last weekend for a trial run and is such a good idea keeps the numbers down alot more and alot more safe sam

yeah but was it a common or a starry that is very odd tom sam

hi guys just a quick notice to let you all know about poole afloat this weekend. running in baiter and poole quay boat haven with the try a boat section, i am sure mr bettle will be around. if your around pop in and say hello i am in all weekend looks to be a good weekend full of stands and interesting things happening sam

mike that dont look like a thornback to me sure its not a large blonde but hey what do i no sam

AS i work for phc i could be quite happy driving that beast sam

paul, daniel and dad will be fishing tomorrow afternoon and evening on paul frays boat 'imagine' i have to work which sucks sam

good job i have borrowed a 5 metre rib then with a 70hp considering heading down to swanage for a drift if the weathers nice enough sam

thank you very much its being polished well more of a dusting really. borrowed a rib for tomorrow very tempted to stick in a little bass rod and try like tom if the weather holds off a bit sam

that's champagne lady i think lovely boat sam

excellent report sounds like a nice day out in the sun watched everybody go past as i was at work looking out the window as it was quite tight lines sam

looks the business adam sam

gay i have to work well up for a trip in the summer though sam

that would be so much fun sod the lilo we had a yacht come in the other day which had a set up like a windsurfer mast right at the bow with large sail with a windsurfers boom around the sail sam

i have also just found out that it was a fisherman who had fallen out of his dingy and that there was a lifejacket in the boat and if he had been wearing it could have been a casualty not a death sam

hey guys little story for a friday night i had my rya level 2 direct assessment tonight with paul glatzel of powerboat training uk which cost me a good 125 pounds ok so after doing all the theory we headed off through cobbs in nova a nice little training rib and then under the bridge. when a mayday call came through from rockley sands of a dead body found. so we took the call and headed to rockly sands and proceded to the boat the old male was in the water dead which strook me as not everyday you see a dead body in the water. as the rnli arrived we then proceeded to check all of the boats in the area for signs of somebody falling overboard, we then found a small dinghy with gear in it which was pretty likely his. then carried on my rya level 2 and got told that i had passed everything whilst assissting the mayday and was well chuffed. so in conclusion spent my friday evening assissting a mayday call, saw my first dead body and also passed my rya level 2 i dont think anyone can say they have had an rya level 2 like that sam

i dunno gordon seemed to be smiling in it so cant be a completely bad magazine sam

i always prefer paternoster with rottom bottom sam

well done jack that is a cracking fish i bet it went like a torpedo on steroids sam

well went out with duncan on friday for a couple of hours breaming on christchurch ledge. got down to the boat for 3 o clock and headed up the harbour for corralls to fill her up. went past vigilant and noticed two of my work colleagues in the back having a ride to get them used to it one not looking very well whilst filling up frisky fox came along with full crew eager to get fuel and after a slight over flow of diesel on the boat we were off down the harbour heading for chain ferry. left the harbour and got up to speed and headed off to christchurch ledge at 22 knots starting to remember why i loved being out on the boat so much arrived on the ledge, and greeted with a steady flow of wrasse and doggies, soon joined by the two pauls on marineboy telling us we were in the wrong spot. so re anchored next to marineboy and continued to catch a steady flow of wrasse, doggies and the occasionly pout. just as the sun started to go down i got a very vigourous rattle which was no wrasse, my rod went mental then the glimer of silver as a nice bream popped surface and now can definately remember why i loved fishing soon followed by duncans bream which was bigger then mine but he is the skipper. headed in about 7.30 on a flat calm see and was on the mooring all tied up at quarter to 9 thanks for a nice evening duncan really enjoyed it sam

thats because duncan when we click on your boat it will tell us were you are from so we do not need to ask sam

don't no how you coped adam no fish and them terrible conditions good fish cant wait till i can get out there again soon as exams are out of the way sam

the top set of figures you got there is what the marinas charge visiting boats for example boats from southampton because they do not have harbour dues. thats the prices we use in poole quay boat haven sam

i need to fish anybody out who needs crew i need to go fishing especially if anybody is going wrecking i can go further afield than poole if i can get a lift from someone sam