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The very best of days to you, chaps.

Speaks for itself, it'll be worth the wait.

This reminds me of the golf story about the player who ended up in hospital with a golf club sticking out of his arse. The doctor asked how it happened and he told him it was because he tried to teach his wife how to play. By the ninth hole she was really getting the hang of it and having successfully putted in for 4, had beaten him on that one. When he bent down to retrieve her ball he said, "this looks like your hole". That's when she let him have it.

Forget the Predator or Explorer, go for the real thing. Have a look on the Warrior Owners Club facebook page, there's usually one or two to look at. On other sites, be careful of cheap looking ones, they are very popular as scam targets being a very sought after boat.

Just off the quay by the Fisherman's Cafe.

I've sent you a pm Paul

Not us Steve, perhaps next time. Sent from my SM-T810 using Tapatalk

Good thinking Rob, consider it done. Anyone want a gunnel plate for a Warrior 165?

Thanks for your help Dave but I've now found a place locally that can fabricate a plate for me. Also, being local, I can take the boat to him and get it absolutely perfect. So, overall, result!

Thanks for that, Dave, I'll give him a call.

O/k chaps, who are we using these days for stainless steel work? I want a gunnel plate made up to protect the gel coat when retrieving the anchor so, who do I go to? (sorry, to whom do I go, don't want to upset any fellow pedants)

Wish I'd spotted this sooner, let me know if you are going again Peter. Sent from my SM-G903F using Tapatalk

Happy cake day Dean, have a good one. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

'kay!

Brian, If you put them the way up they are but on the front rail, you can have them tilted back against the back rail so they are even easier to reach. Gives a slightly 'racy' look when you're under power too.

Martin, couldn't you bring it's launch forward a bit and amend your request?

It looks very much as if this weather is set to be the norm. I shall therefore change my profile interests from any form of angling to collecting angling related paraphernalia. I must take a tip from Jim's book and get some flower pots to decorate the boat.

Cape Coral is where Paul's house is. The secret with the boat is to pick it up from the yard which is really close to the sea. Like Neal's experience, although the house is not that far from the open sea, by boat through the canals is a lengthy trip.

If I fish that part of the coast it is usually nearer Clearwater. Have fun, hope you enjoy it.

Also a lot of printers have not yet updated drivers which has caused me a problem with some of the machines I look after. Catching up though.

Stick with it folks and accept it is not the same as 7 or 8 and you will grow to like it. If you're going to operate with a Microsoft platform, I'm afraid it is the way to go.

Talking of moulds, can I please book them from the weekend of the dinner/presentation evening. Ta!

I've got to go over for a couple of weeks again at the end of the month, I have to go fairly regularly and there are worse places to visit. Fishing's good too. That seems a fair option with a boat, all you need to do then is find some marks to fish. Paul Haynes of Warrior Boats has a nice house for 6 which is, I think, about £1800 for a fortnight. Doesn't include a boat but he has an arrangement with a local boat hire firm and there is a dock at the bottom of the garden; he will supply fishing marks.

Venturing out Alun or pestering the flounders again?

Windows 7 servicing ends soon so, good luck. I've persevered with it despite early misgivings and now only have one problem left to sort on a friend's machine.