hello lads

[Guest]

hello lads, well i'm finally back on line and living in iceland. been pretty busy sorting out somewhere to live and a vehicle plus all the other stuff you need to do when you move to another country.

the weather has been a bit rough, we were going to go fishing last weekend but 20mph+ winds, rain hail sleet and snow put us off a bit the weather was so bad not even the commercial boats went out.

as soon as i start fishing [hopefully this weekend] i'll stick some pics up of what we catch.

all the best, Peter Thain

[KeithB]

Cheers Peter, looking forward to the catch reports!

[willywetegg]

Hello Peter, nice to hear from you again. Hope everything is going well for you.

Jim.

[SIXFOOTSTEVE]

Hello Peter ,I heard you'd moved to the colder fishier side ,I hope all is well mate .
Steve

[fishfinder]

Areet Pete Youve only went over there to retrieve ya crack offs Pleased its goin well for ya mate, look forward to the catch reports and pics.

[sless]

good luck in your new venture

[alan]

Hello Peter mate,big change from sunny Blyth mate
Best of luck to you

[Ian Alexander]

Hello

Hello Peter, good luck and hope you enjoy yourself out there.
Have you seen much of that Kerry Katona yet?

[Steve115]

Sounds like the stuff dreams are made of mate, hope it goes well and enjoy the fishing. Looking forward to the pics!

Steve

[marksworld]

hello peter and all the best in sunny warm iceland, best of luck and all that.



cheers
mark

[daren]

hello peter good luck mate hope everything works out good for you mate

[rod-the-cod]

good luck mate i supose its pointless asking if i can have a few casting lessons

[Lowrider]

Good luck,i read you had moved on.

[bigpaul]

hi peter good luck in iceland mate


Paul

[mick dunn]

Iceland

Hello Peter,

I,m just new to the forum and was wondering why have you moved to Iceland.
A couple of my mates at work are fed up and are emigrating to different places.
One family is off to Canada and the other to New Zealand ( if job applications are ok).
I have never heard of anyone moving to Iceland.
One thing is for certain i bet there is tons of fish up there.

Best wishes Mick Dunn (Consett,origanally a Hartlepool lad.)