Hopeful Weekend Session

Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 7:20 pm

Hopefully will get a weekend session this weekend. Planning on fishing slapton sands friday night, ? local mark around Plymouth saturday afternoon, and possibly brixham breakwater saturday night.

All this is subject to the wind which seems to of not really stopped blowing. Early forecast looks dodgy around force 7.

cheers

lee

Regular Joined: Jun 30, 2007 Posts: 250

hi lee i fished blackpool sands sat but just had whiting and doggies.

just thought i would give you the heads up!

all the best

Jimbo

Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 7:36 pm

leeman wrote:

Hopefully will get a weekend session this weekend. Planning on fishing slapton sands friday night, ? local mark around Plymouth saturday afternoon, and possibly brixham breakwater saturday night.

All this is subject to the wind which seems to of not really stopped blowing. Early forecast looks dodgy around force 7.

cheers

lee

the weather is awful the weekend you may aswell stay in and watch wales stuff england winking

Member Joined: Nov 29, 2007 Posts: 22 Location: Paignton

thebigbassman wrote:

the weather is awful the weekend you may aswell stay in and watch wales stuff england winking

Heh heh.

My wife is a big rugby fan, and from a VERY small village near Port Talbot. When rugby is on, especially when Wales vs England is on, I sit here, bored, scared and watching the time pass until I am allowed out. It is a very sinister and frightening time, I can tell you!

Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 9:19 pm

There goes a Welshman with a sense of humour!

Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 9:37 pm

SDF wrote:

thebigbassman wrote:

the weather is awful the weekend you may aswell stay in and watch wales stuff england winking

Heh heh.

My wife is a big rugby fan, and from a VERY small village near Port Talbot. When rugby is on, especially when Wales vs England is on, I sit here, bored, scared and watching the time pass until I am allowed out. It is a very sinister and frightening time, I can tell you!

where she from mate

Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 9:53 pm

thebigbassman wrote:

the weather is awful the weekend you may aswell stay in and watch wales stuff england winking

don't let my missus hear you say that bigbassman
big grin

Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 6:17 am

I know i thing are looking bad, for Plymouth on saturday things are looking OK, but the rest is looking pretty evil. Worst still according to the BBC website Gloucester ( where i live ) is planned for heavy snow happy

Crazy dude - you know what that means for the forest - no work day.

cheers

lee

Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 4:58 pm

crazy-dude wrote:

thebigbassman wrote:

the weather is awful the weekend you may aswell stay in and watch wales stuff england winking

don't let my missus hear you say that bigbassman
big grin

i think she knows as i've had a high pitched noise in my ear all day coming from your direction big grin

Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 5:51 pm

leeman wrote:

I know i thing are looking bad, for Plymouth on saturday things are looking OK, but the rest is looking pretty evil. Worst still according to the BBC website Gloucester ( where i live ) is planned for heavy snow happy

Crazy dude - you know what that means for the forest - no work day.

cheers

lee

I hope so.
As long as I can get to Aust Sunday morning I don't mind what the weather does.

Spoke to Roger today to order my first lot of lug from Lydney and he has said that it is too much trouble for him to get them into the shop so I will have to find another source.

Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 6:31 pm

Order your bait in plenty of time @ £2.50 for 10 plus postage on 01254 873917 as he is a professional bait digger. Fleetwood based.

Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 6:58 pm

I might give him a call, or the guys that bassman said about. My trouble is that living inland none of the local tackle shops stock live lugworm and the postage costs of having it delivered to your home are slightly higher than I would like to pay. Its ok if you are ordering a couple of kilos and can keep them alive but otherwise it makes fishing an expensive hobby.
sad

Member Joined: Nov 29, 2007 Posts: 22 Location: Paignton

thebigbassman wrote:

where she from mate

Bryn. Somewhere between Maesteg and Port Talbot. I spent a week there last year, the doc reckons I'll be back to normal next year!

Welsh staple diet, Bow and crisps. Healthy lot lol.

Oh how we all laughed when I told them they had spelt ambulance wrong, in my usual english manner. Ironic that when they had finished the beating they actually used supplies from the Ambiwlans to increase the pain further. Recognise the background? I had a lovely corned beef pasty from a shop a little further down the. I'd never had one before, gorgeous!

I like lamb, Bow and corned beef pasties so I have gained a little respect now winking

Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 8:45 pm

of course i know the background i used to work for the council

you most probs had the pastie from sweetmans bakery next to the post office

i know Bryn very well mate, i played darts there a few times and i know people from there and people who used to play darts there i will pm you their names to see if you're mrs knows them