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Post by gnasher on Dec 17, 2010 20:49:28 GMT
I've only recenly found this site, having used the pbsbac site for years. I am a keen all rounder, and i have ran my own boat (Dat Dam Boat) out of mudeford for a few years now catching plenty of decent fish including a couple of pbsbac club records (smut and black bream 5lb 2oz). My true passion however is fishing for specimen course fish, however, i fish for anything that swims, and i really enjoy my time afloat. I recognise a few forum names already, (Wedger, Rup, Cam, etc) and hopefully in time i will get to know a few more of you. Tight lines all, and may the cod gods be with you this winter! Danny Taylor Attachments:
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Post by snoopy54 on Dec 18, 2010 9:41:30 GMT
Welcome on Board Danny - look forward to reading your blogs mate
Clive(AKA Snoopy54)
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mobil1
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Post by mobil1 on Dec 18, 2010 12:28:57 GMT
welcome to the site danny.steve
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Post by Sunny on Dec 18, 2010 19:53:39 GMT
Welcome aboard Danny...looking forward to reading your reports
A 5Lb Bream...that's a stunner
Hope you enjoy your time on the forum and as you say....get to make some great new fishing buddies
Nick
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Post by lonis on Dec 19, 2010 10:31:33 GMT
you can f**t off taylor! Your sort not welcome
You caught one of those dolphin sharks yet!! Specimen coarse fish you mean you managed to fluke an 8lb 4oz Chub! Are you going to take your misses so she can bird watch that seagull aka swan was massive
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Post by Richieawt on Dec 19, 2010 13:44:34 GMT
Welcome ;D Do i recall seeing a feature in one of the mags with your fine vessel in some time ago??? Mullet fishing i think?  |
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Post by richi on Dec 19, 2010 14:02:39 GMT
Welcome to the site mate,that slipway right behind you in the pic is one of my favourite places to launch but the £12 a day parking has spoiled that now  |
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Post by gnasher on Dec 19, 2010 21:53:58 GMT
Richie, i done an artical in one of the mags years ago on mullet fishing, but that was land based using bread for thick lipped . The boat was used by john wilson in the christchurch harbour though during an episode of go fishing, but that was before i owned it. He was spinning for thins.
Gary (Loni's), your a fool, but ok, not as foolish as jade.....lol....I will be in the shop for a brew 2moz.....yer, very flooky on the course front mate, you mean 2 x 8lb chub, 3lb 2oz rudd, 53lb carp, 13lb+ barbel, 10lb+ bream, 3lb 9oz perch, 1pound dace.....shall i carry on???
Yes, its expensive parking, but if im going for a full day, then i leave the car in one of the few free parking areas that i know thats only a short walk from the green.
Cheers for the warm welcome lads and have a great xmas.
p.s gaz, you will be having coal in your stocking this year mate. lol
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Post by maninblack on Dec 22, 2010 12:15:48 GMT
Welcome aboard Danny.
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Post by backdraft on Dec 29, 2010 19:23:41 GMT
welcome danny............i remember your boat, it use to belong to stainless steve. i had a boat in keyhaven a while ago and remember seeing steve out the back of the needles regular. i also saw the tv prog with him and wilson spinning at christchurch. enjoy the site.
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