This coming weekend we have the Annual cod competition - 17th / 18th November.
This is held in conjunction with the Poole Sea Angling Centre Cod Competition which is held on Sunday 18th only.
Members are requested to support this competition if possible, as he does a lot to support our club.
If it gets called off due to bad weather, we have a back-up date of the 1st and 2nd December.
Post your names below and which day if you wish to enter.
Hi Neil on Tarlach, Sunday 18th !!
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I thought the cod were not appearing until January when I am back fishing???
R
Neil on Tarlach, Sunday 18th
Alfresco' Charlie , Ian Alan and PJ, Sunday 18th if weather OK
Neil on Tarlach, Sunday 18th
Alfresco' Charlie , Ian Alan and PJ, Sunday 18th if weather OK
Madness - Martin, Dean, Tony
Neil on Tarlach, Sunday 18th
Alfresco' Charlie , Ian Alan and PJ, Sunday 18th if weather OK
Madness - Martin, Dean, Tony
Reel Magic Dave, Mick Sunday
Neil on Tarlach, Sunday 18th
Alfresco' Charlie , Ian Alan and PJ, Sunday 18th if weather OK
Madness - Martin, Dean, Tony
Reel Magic Dave, Mick Sunday
Tigerfish Steve, Alun 18th
Illusion with Tom and two Bobs on Sunday. Weather permitting.
Neil on Tarlach, Sunday 18th
Alfresco' Charlie , Ian Alan and PJ, Sunday 18th if weather OK
Madness - Martin, Dean, Tony
Reel Magic Dave, Mick Sunday
Tigerfish Steve, Alun 18th
Illusion with Tom and two Bobs on Sunday. Weather permitting.
Kingfisher - Chris, Mal - Sunday
I see the forecast for Sun has increased the E. breeze. Looks marginal [??]
Alun.
Agreed Alun, looks more than a breeze, also a massive swell in due to hit us over the weekend.
We need some serious luck to be fishing this weekend
There is always the Solent! need to get there first...
There is always the Solent! need to get there first...
That’s where I’ll be (if I can get a crew member)!
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On 11/13/2018 at 2:06 PM, Steve S said:Agreed Alan, looks more than a breeze, also a massive swell in due to hit us over the weekend.
Hi. Where do you get your sea state forecasts?