Lazy Daze result day

[canman]

Watching the forecast all week, and decided Friday was the day for a morning trip out. Headed out to a one and a half mile wreck to drop a two hook baited flapper down as the tide was easing on the last of the flood. rewarded with a few codling all between two and a half to 4lb, with fish on most drift.








Soon the tide stopped alltogether, and a light breeze from the east started making the drift awkward, so headed over to the can and anchord up while I filleted my fish, stopping to reel in one or two more codlings around the 2lb mark, which were returned.
Headed back in with a dozen keepers. Good to get out again.
short video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4hEXhUexbk

[Orange Shad]

You certainly picked the right time Arthur, look's like a day out in the middle of summer, calm and barmy. Great that you managed to find our scaly friends and a good clean looking bag to boot.
Nice read after coming in from a testing day at graft, well done mate.

[codhw]

Cracking pictures and report looks like a lovely summers day shame that it looks as if the weather gods are not going to be kind this weekend though

[The Great Wallsendo]

Nice one Arthur...great weather for the retired angler

[Graham B]

We must have just missed you Arthur, what time did you head in?
We tried a few further off wrecks before saving the blank at the can with bait!
I was out on a friends boat that he putinthe Marina on Thursday. It was great to be back out again.

Graham.

[canman]

Cheers lads, certainly the best 3 hours of the last couple of weeks.
Graham, launched at 7am, and headed back in at 11am. The can area can always save the blank
Tried to upload a little video, but can't remember how from you tube

[Kev1n]

That looks great Arthur, nicely timed for the calm seas, sunshine and fish.

[Norman]

Nice one Arthur, I notice that "retirement" word creeping in again lol

All the best mate, well done on finding the weather window. It's more difficult these days than finding the fish

Norm

[mallconpak]

Well done Arthur, looking forward to getting out on the yak.

Pete