richi

jetski cut out -£4.99-local chandler velcro straps-about £1-halfords caribiner-£1-lidl £6.99-job done

probably not old pal,maybe this post will whet your appetite http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/forums/index.php?showtopic=67171 September will soon be here!

Launched at Browndown and paddled to Ryde Middle today.Saw dolphin for the first time in the Solent! caught some of these (starry smoothounds),a couple of doggies,a heap of bream and one of these (a common smoothound)-species no.22 for the year At some stages it was like Cowes week out there! Phooey had a lovely Bass A great day on the water

Glad you are O.K. Johhnyboy RIG TO FLIP

Darnsarf is the expert

A real adventure,great to see you come back with a bang Simon,hats off

that is one £^+%$ed camera GB you have a pm

Just over 4km Greywulff Posted Today, 06:30 PM Well done brilliant fishing Kool Ray bet he scraped, looking for Ray and Bass myself this year from the yak. it was like pulling up a load of seaweed YakDiver Posted Today, 06:30 PM Richi does it again well done that man Thanks YD,have you got your new yak yet?

finished work Thursday and drove to Tywyn arriving at 1.30am. Launched at around 9 the next morning with Phooey and Nifty with GB and s2vto close behind.Feathered up a dozen fresh mackerel expecting a bumper session.Sat there all day without a sniff.Had the usual Bull Huss and Greater Weever,managed a new species with a Grey Gurnard. Managed to break one of my euroboat rods After a Topeless day decided to drive back to Hampshire again that evening. Launched on Saturday at Keyhaven and paddled over to Fort Albert on the Isle Of Wight.Visibility was pea soup managed another new species a spotted ray also managed to break the brand new rod that I'd bought that morning Down to Christchurch Angling Centre where they gave me a nice discount on a new rod Decided on Saturday evening to fish the Christchurch Ledge the next day----so much for that! Arrived at Mudeford Quay at 2am and it looked so nice I decided to launch in the middle of the night!At least I would get the mark to myself! First fish in the yak was Wrasse a beautiful day was arriving at this stage(wish I'd not got my new rod in the pic ) the Wrasse were followed by Pollock,even had two take the same bait on a Pennel! Had the usual doggie or two and Bream. Also had my first mackerel from the Ledge this year(that I livebaited) and a Bass Loads of miles driven,loads of miles paddled,loads of fun had catching loads of fish and I'm going to have loads of fun planning next weekends fishing

got no choice in Southampton water--the harbourmaster normally will pay you a visit

here Simon http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/10-berth-kayak-trail...1QQcmdZViewItem

had one on a full squid and one on crab and Overrun caught on rag! haven't you got that boat jumble thingy next w/e?

Choice of 5 marks all which have yielded TOPE!(you got 1 out of 5 tho )

we've had them 400yds outside the harbour breakwater southern entrance

Decided to paddle out to the Ledge today.Heard all the chit-chat on the radio how the charters thought it was really slow. Did well with a couple of 2lb Bream a couple of Wrasse of which this beauty was the biggest and the usual bucketload of Doggies and Pout where will it be next weekend?

Spent the evening at Sowley Sat-had 2 smoothies and a 3lb Bass

you should try fishing Portland Bill Stu,you'll need boxes of weights then

I've had Tope and Conger pulling at my Scotty's on the extenders.Must say I'm very impressed with the build quality.Would recommend using backing plates to strengthen

Easy---get some MDF about 50mm thick and drill a load of holes in it(make sure you use MDF because it drills smooth).Nail on another piece of board as a base and pour away--That's how I do it

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Don't know much about Hastings but the Smoothounds are in at the Easten Solent marks and the tide is perfect for them Saturday evening

not any more!

Oh!rub it in why don't you

What part of the Island are you from? We often fish Ryde Middle,I've also done the Needles and Sturbridge Shoal---but none of them are suitable either for a Caper or a novice

I was one of them many people