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    Hi Mate, I've been small boating for 24 years, Buying a boat well look around theres good deals every were! But thats the easy part,if you buy a second hand boat engine hours are important, condition of the boat (ie belly band transon keel and allround condition of the boat, engine maintance is a key to sefety, The likes of gps and fish finders are extras, marine radios you need a licence to operate a ship to shore radio it's a 2 to 3 day thing which helps you use and understand these radios,there are safe water training schools everywhere, in some areas you must complete this trianing before
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    Hi Mate, Sounds more like a electrical issue than a mechanical problem, speed comes from a power Regulator and not gears, Throttle control or motor bushes it could be ?
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    night fishing has got it's advanage over daytime! Or so most people think, The truth is it's about location " what rig and bait you use also tide, Some marks you want to fish may fish better on the turn of the tide or the flood and even the edd,( rigs; If their no snaggs a 2 hooked flapper is good rig to use, If their is snaggs I would use a pennel pulley rig, (Bait; peeler is the best bait becaues of it's juices but lug/squid wrap works just as gud, tide and location are the factor you must work out for your mark you wish to fish. Good luck
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    Fill your boots mate, sea fishing crap in the northwest strong winds all the time and when it isn't either am in work or the tides are not right STOP COMPLAINING tight lines
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    Hi jackward, yes a mate of mine does it in shropshire, for small bownies so he can use them for live bait when he pike fishing they last for hours if you hook them right, 6 ins snoods coming off the long line, he only puts them in streams by were he lives, ive been out with him collecting these lines with great results, Have a go mate Hi What did he use as bait? Thanks baits each hook with a small worm on a 18 size hook, good fun with a purpose keep us posted with results an pics jack am interested see how you get on
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    Hi jackward, yes a mate of mine does it in shropshire, for small bownies so he can use them for live bait when he pike fishing they last for hours if you hook them right, 6 ins snoods coming off the long line, he only puts them in streams by were he lives, ive been out with him collecting these lines with great results, Have a go mate
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    Great pic's mate sounds like you had a good day
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    What are you retailing these at Mikael ?
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    well in mate, sound like you had a good weekend nice pic's
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    Like jackward saying trying somethink new, I dont freshwater myself but catch alot of seatrout on shrimprigs inshore so dont stick to tried and test stuff try what you want and if it doesn't work try somethink else
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    all right John, Nice link mate Brandt, welcome to the site also, crackin design hope it does you proud
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    Hi Mate, Why dont you try shrimp rigs, They have worked for me sometimes http://www.seafishingsupplies.co.uk/produc...products_id=543
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    AMAZING

    nelson1 replied to anythingoes's topic in General Talk

    VROEODYG, that might have worked better if very good was one word otherwise it just looks russian You never read the post properly lad, As long as the first word is in the correct position can read it
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    The ribs are finger licking good What do reckon on his new paint job
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    AMAZING

    nelson1 replied to anythingoes's topic in General Talk

    VROEODYG,
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    Thanks Lads, first, Dog fox, A smoothie is a smooth hound. Second, night moocher, It is a amazing! when first put the post up and got no interest at first I was thinking any sea fisherman on here not thinking just how far these fish travel. third, Mr J Darcy, They are a greedy fish and easy to catch, But it has'nt always been like this for us They only appeared the last couple of years but they are a force now, The travelling helps us yes understand also respect these species we catch. Last but not least, alright mucker, steve and is new paint job boat he is a top skipper, you'l
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    one of my mates caught a smoothie yesterday with a tag in it , it looked like an old one, he got the tag number and sent a e-mail to steve@supreme, He e-mail back just to give an update, we found out that the hound was taggad by an organisation in dublin in april,then caught in the rock channel in early july, on 13 of august it was caught in liverpool A INTERESTING tale dont you think
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    Sorry guys for bring this post up again, But need a bit of input it's abit strange to catch just one sea trout this time of year on a baited night line in a low tidal zone or is it ? please give your suggestions
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    The winds have been to stronge all last week and still are for small boating in the NW
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    Mackerel (Scomber scombrus) Are every were, get some local knowledge go to the tackle shop, Go to beach ask around you hav'nt got long before they go for a another year
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    Thanks Mate, The mersey fishing well for others I hear tope,smoothies,good size bass are their it's one of them seasons for us, The wall goes out for about 8 miles have a look at this clip Thats an interesting link, glad to see that you have good numbers of Thornback Rays on the Mersey too, and that the bass look a good size. What some of the Boat owners down here would give for a launching point like that. all the best fin and fur fin and fur, There's a couple of good areas to launch but it cost's £52 pound a year to be a member, Plus you need to pass a safe wa
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    Thanks Mate, The mersey fishing well for others I hear tope,smoothies,good size bass are their it's one of them seasons for us, The wall goes out for about 8 miles have a look at this clip Thats an interesting link, glad to see that you have good numbers of Thornback Rays on the Mersey too, and that the bass look a good size. What some of the Boat owners down here would give for a launching point like that. all the best fin and fur fin and fur, There's a couple of good areas to launch but it cost's £52 pound a year to be a member, Plus you need to pass a safe wa
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    Thanks Wolly, we let it go to fight another day, Hopefully are bad form of fishing will end
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    Thanks Mate, The mersey fishing well for others I hear tope,smoothies,good size bass are their it's one of them seasons for us, The wall goes out for about 8 miles have a look at this clip
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    last night my mate and I put a night line down, It should have been gillnet ( but thats a long story ) so early this morning we went back to a good result mainly flounders but nice sea trout
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