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sailed on sunday 6 may at 8am into flat seas and little or no wind. the lack of wind was to detract from better luck but hey ho thats fishing.
the vessel is cheverton hull,twin engined,loads of room,clean toilet,seats,tackle to buy,and help and advice for nowt.Will the skipper is a chatty chap,but listens as well,ooh nearly for got the hot water boiler
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oh aye the fishing with little drift or what drift there was having no rhyme or reason in its offerings,the skipper was like a monkey on a mangle,avoiding rocks-- pots and the odd dive boat.all for about 3 or 4 fish each,with as many put back and a few lost
lots of moving on the day to find fish,s.e. wind picked up in the afternoon as forcast making things a bit lumpy,but we were heading for home by this time.
Will does 6hr trips normally,but is very flexible given notice,also 3 hr trips fishing or sightseeing.
an enjoyable day,and i have no hesitation on putting my reccomendation on this vessel and skipper
the vessel is cheverton hull,twin engined,loads of room,clean toilet,seats,tackle to buy,and help and advice for nowt.Will the skipper is a chatty chap,but listens as well,ooh nearly for got the hot water boiler
.oh aye the fishing
with little drift or what drift there was having no rhyme or reason in its offerings,the skipper was like a monkey on a mangle,avoiding rocks-- pots and the odd dive boat.all for about 3 or 4 fish each,with as many put back and a few lostlots of moving on the day to find fish,s.e. wind picked up in the afternoon as forcast making things a bit lumpy,but we were heading for home by this time.
Will does 6hr trips normally,but is very flexible given notice,also 3 hr trips fishing or sightseeing.
an enjoyable day,and i have no hesitation on putting my reccomendation on this vessel and skipper