richi

and some idiot caught and released two last week at Tywyn

Expect the thrill of a lifetime,we all set the drag with the clicker on and it screams when they take off!We stay at anchor but expect to be pulled around in various directions.One of the lads let go of his anchor last year and was towed over a mile.The fight can last around 10 minutes,and they will make continual runs during this period.Not one for beginners!

was going to drive down to fish Saturday but they are forecasting 17mph winds! http://magicseaweed.com/Tywyn-Surf-Report/679/

Launched at 7am from Mudeford Quay,brisk northerly wind had me sailing to Beerpan Rocks at 5.8mph! Caught a couple of Wrasse and a few small Bream then it went quiet so I decided to join the Charters at the Ledge. Had some beautifully coloured Wrasse and a Bream of 2 1/2lb and a Sea Scorpion all this small fry is doing my head in --I need a Conger fix!!!!!!!

What a trip! 4 new species for the year Loads of TOPE!!! with a great bunch of blokes in a great place! see you all for round 4

Well Done Ackomiester,what a gent!

Hey Gareth, me and Phooey are going to have a fish at Southbourne tomorrow then we're driving down to Topeland for a week,hope to see you there!

I reckon the speed you can paddle , your momentum when you land should take you quite some distance and if you had some permanent wheels attached you wouldn't need the motor don't know about tax or insurance though you should get together with Chezz from A.N.--he's also got some great ideas

Great,you're a gillnetter to boot,that will make you real popular hope it was meant as a joke like the rest of it

we can't wait either would love to be there to see you paddle at 9 knots another thread please suggestions include: 1. Going to buy two frenzys for pair trawling,any ideas? 2.Intend fixing a jet engine to my P13-do you think it would make it unstable? and I'm sure the lads can think of a few too

nice one Johhnyboy---good name that Oliver

I have the Thule Aero rack on my little Peugeot and I bought the J bars---they chewed the guts out of the rubber inserts on the Aero rack so they don't get used anymore mind you the yak chewed the guts out of the inserts too Now I use rack pads on top of the Aero bars perhaps you don't get what you pay for where roof racks are concerned

I don't know much about radiation although I have built the rooms in hospitals where they give the patients radiology treatments and the doors are one foot thick and made of lead Surely if you made a hat the same thickness you would be alright Please can we have another thread because the last two have been hilarious QUOTE(ACKOMEISTER @ May 18 2007, 04:53 PM) lets see then how many more are fitted......... I can answer this one now if you want

Thankyou ACKO POWER for just proving what I'd been thinking all along

Been thinking ackomeister----you would need some real PADDLEPOWER to paddle against 9 knots

right that's enough jokes,now for a serious question. does anyone paddle an aircraft carrier?

What kayak do you paddle?

Been using magic seaweed for a long time now---my favourite--pretty accurate and the webcams are also good

have a look at the video in post 4 of the topic below--it was roughly 9 knots through the run http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/forums/index.p...amp;hl=mudeford good luck!

I would look at the Nordkapp in the link below http://www.bournemouthcanoes.co.uk/product...yak-paddles.htm

just as the lads have said Lloydus go for Lendall and if you can afford it CARBON you'll be glad you did down the line

I just use 30lb mono on my reel straight through with a zip slider attached(with as little weight as is practical)before a swivel and link to a 250lb mono trace about 2ft long with a 8/0 attached (barb crushed of course).Nifty says I'm lucky not to have lost fish due to having no rubbing trace as such,but we all know how lucky I am anyway

no shed and no knotted net whatsoever---but the bags are only £1.99

welcome to the p13 owners club YD

new kayak?