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    ive got a week off work at the end of the month and i fancy going out on a boat for the first time, only problem is i haven't got a boat rod, is there any boats from royal quays that have rods for hire, ive got a slosh30 which i think should handle boat fishing. as ive never been on a boat before i haven't got a clue what to do, ive got some old pirks and feathers and boat weights what else is needed. any help would be appreciated thanks

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    Most charters will hire rod and reel for around £5 for the day.
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    P.B
    SKATE 204lb
    COD 51lb
    LING 32lb
    TOPE 40lb
    CONGER 25lb
    HADDOCK 10lb
    HALIBUT 37lb
    COALIE 16lb
    BLUE SHARK 55lb

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    • #3
      ive just booked up with alan on the j.f.k on the 25th june

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      • #4
        good luck tony and enjoy your first trip out mate.
        Feel free to take a look at my blog.

        http://edds-fishingtales.blogspot.com/

        Cheers eddie t

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        • #5
          Replied next door Tony, hope you enjoy it.
          Cheers, Keith.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by KeithB View Post
            Replied next door Tony, hope you enjoy it.
            cheers keith i sent another p.m next door

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            • #7
              hi tony

              well you don't need much mate,as long as you have daylights and weights you will get ya bait for free when you go out.it might be worth buying some hokeyes or shads there doing well for cod.good luck mate have good'n.

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              • #8
                cheers for the reply's lads

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                • #9
                  Good luck, check the tides for the day and make sure you have enough weight to stay on the bottem.
                  Regards, Graham

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