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Bream Comp 7-8th May

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 Greg
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Yes Mick, it was a bit lumpy going down to Dancing Ledge but we were going with the tide and wind. It would have been a different story if we were heading East 😬

 

 



   
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Thanks for the day out Terry.

I really enjoyed it despite failing to get the target species.  They seemed to be in small, tight groups and unfortunately we didn't seem to find a busy spot.

You forgot to say that at our first mark you chucked your line down without any bait on the hooks just to test the tide and pulled up a Mackerel. 👍

 



   
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2022 Bream Competition Results

 

Greg  on Marlin 2lbs

 

Jan on Holy Mackerel 1lbs 14oz

 

Chris on Kingfisher 

Mal on Kingfisher.    Joint 3rd 1lbs 12oz

 

Well done all who took part, and congratulations to Greg on the winning fish.

 

Species Comp is 18th 19th June

 

 



   
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 Greg
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Thank you Jerry,

 

Nine years of being a member and taking part in club competitions and this is my first win 😁

 

The fish was a beautiful specimen and would have adorned the plate in the finest restaurant.

 

Notice, I said would have !!!

 

Whilst I was cleaning said fish on the rear bathing platform, I had just finished gutting it and was throwing the bucket of entrails into the water with my right hand and the bloody fish popped out of my left hand straight into the drink and went straight down !!! I was gutted,  Stuie laughing didn't do anything to help either. 🤣🤣 

 

I must admit I felt a bit of an idiot!! Oh well, you live and learn - again !!!!

 

Here's to the  next comp



   
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well i am sure something had a good meal out of it.

 

i did the same thing last year, with a big bass. thankfully mine floated as i hadn't yet gutted it.

 

Never feels good to be outwitted by a dead fish.



   
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This is too late to help those above......but....don't bother gutting bass or bream ...just keep them as cold as possible.

Even after a few days in the fridge they are in good condition [ and improved flavour ]

 

Fillet straight off the whole fish as you want them.... I scale the bass but the bream I skin and off comes the scales with the skin.

 

Saves a lot of mess on the boat ...and the eating is better.



   
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2 hours ago, Greg said:

 

Thank you Jerry,

 

Nine years of being a member and taking part in club competitions and this is my first win 😁

 

The fish was a beautiful specimen and would have adorned the plate in the finest restaurant.

 

Notice, I said would have !!!

 

Whilst I was cleaning said fish on the rear bathing platform, I had just finished gutting it and was throwing the bucket of entrails into the water with my right hand and the bloody fish popped out of my left hand straight into the drink and went straight down !!! I was gutted,  Stuie laughing didn't do anything to help either. 🤣🤣 

 

I must admit I felt a bit of an idiot!! Oh well, you live and learn - again !!!!

 

Here's to the  next comp

Well done Greg 👍



   
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 Greg
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Thanks Mick

 

Greg



   
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(@Tiddler)
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Yes!  Well done Greg.

 

 

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Thanks for the tips Alun . . . . . . . . . . . . . if I ever catch anything. 😃

 

 

 

 



   
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 Greg
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Thanks Jim

 

Greg



   
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