plaicemat
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Hoorah, it did work. That's a Tub Gurnard. Hopefull, this is a Red Gurnard. Terry.
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Not sure if this is going to work but did it look like this?
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Right, Jas. It looks like it's going to be cr@p for the rest of the week so I'm going to give it a miss and postpone 'till next week. Watch this space! Terry.
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There's a cafe on the quayside, near the tackle shop. Only downside from memory is they are a little slow. Locals will probably know something more suitable. Terry.
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I think you're correct, Mike. There is no doubt about a red gurnard being red; it is not 'sort of brownish'. Terry.
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You're added, Paul. If your confidence is rewarded, let me know. Terry.
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Hi, Jas, I was planning to out this week but the met seems to be detereorating which would make for a wet day. Thursday seems to be the best possibility so I'll keep you in mind if I decide to go for it. Terry.
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Try Tom for details of Salterns. I don't know what they're like for pricing but the marina looks good to me. Terry.
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Done, Dave. Terry.
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Paul, you missed the comp to win one of these. Go to Poetic Licence and have a go. For details, go to Berley Bomb and check it out. There are a couple of vids to demonstrate it in action. You will find a bit from me in the comp thread that gives details as the prize was donated by MJL Imports, the company that imports the Secret Weapon from Oz. Terry.
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Either you didn't have a red gurnard or you cocked up the cooking somehow. Not for nothing is the gurnard known as the chicken of the sea. If I ever catch a decent sized specimen, I'm highly delighted. I enjoy cooking and eating and do know what good food tastes like, and gurnard is exceedingly good. Terry.
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From a fly fishing point of view, Canada, Argentina or wilderness fishing in Colorado. For sea fishing, Canada, Australia or Florida. Mrs. B may disagree. Terry.
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I have a piece of plastic domestic waste pipe pushed onto the twist-grip throttle on the tiller as an extension to allow me to stand up and operate the throttle. Terry.
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On list, Simon. Terry
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Reluctantly passed Inspection Dept. Terry.
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I'm not totally convinced of the sincerity of that last offering, Charlie. Terry.
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Very smart.......now just trim the excess off those bolts and it will be finished! Terry.
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Oh dear! Looks much too close to the trim tab............................................................................................................................................Only joking! Terry.
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Done! Will post if I get enough. If not, I have a couple spare. Terry.
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I think I've been in that shop! Terry.
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Well done to all. O/k, if we can't beat the number of hits on the site, why don't we try and set a record for the number of times the club is mentioned in BFM? Terry.
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Again, my 60ltr came from the same place although I collected it. For
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Thanx for your good wishes, fella's. Had a great day looking at boats, think there might be something in the offing Had a very good evening meal at Loch Fyne in Canford Cliffs and a quiet drive home. What more could a womon want on her wedding anniversary; I'm too good to her! Terry.
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Well done, Alun. Call it and get it; pretty impressive. See what you can do when I'm not around to jinx your performance. Terry.
