Burnham

I am unfortunately off to Sweden the following morning, so shan't be able to make the trip

I can, however, fully recommend this to anyone with a trailed boat. You will be given a buddy boat from the Burnham Boats to show you how to avoid any pitfalls ( and if you are lucky where to catch some fish ! ).

Catching Thornback Rays is like fishing for dogfish and it is great fun.

I am going taking Charlie Annear on JoJo.

Rob

COME ON GUYS!!!!!!

We know we have a good proportion of trailer boats in the club. We have had at least 6 boats each year we have been up, this year just 2!!

Give Gordon some support and come and represent your club - I practically promise you a good day's fishing!

If it helps, I'm happy to tow any boat up to 1.5t up and back free of charge, provided you can get it to Blandford.

Who's next??

Hi everyone my name is Richard and i am new to this site (as a poster) and also new to small boat angling.

I have been charter fishing mainly the south coast for over 20 years and recently bought a seahog commodore with family members. our boat is kept at burnham where my parents have moved to and we joined the b.b.o club. We have found the club to be superb and every member is only to keen to help. we have only got our boat out about 4 times this year due to dodgy weather but we were out sunday and had a good day with congers, rays, whiting and a doggie.

Basicly if you can make it up to Burnham then go you will be made very welcome and the fishing should be o.k. Unfortunately i have a charter booked out of Lymington on Saturday or else i would be there.

good luck all who go.

if anybody whats crew and a tow i am up for it ,i have a 4wd toyota hi lux surf auto diesel ?

sorry guys, i can't make it this time as i have to be at work for 3am on the following day and it will make a bit of a long day for me. For all those hanging in the wings if you go you will have great day with plenty of fishy action if last year was anything to go by.

have fun

Simon L

Pretty dissapointing for Gordon trying to pull this togther.

At the moment I think he has just other boat - Jojo, so a grand total of 2 boats representing PBSBAC....

Not withstanding those who cant make it due to other arrangements, I'd be interested to know why other members who trail dont fancy the trip?

Hi, Small Fry will not be going, Due to: 1) other commitments and 2) my Warrior 165 is a bit big for my Hyundai Lantra to pull all that way.

I did see the offer of a free tow but am not able to go this year.

Good luck to all who do get out.

Jim

Would love to go.....but have family commitments; if it was 'blown off' to another date, I'd be there [to improve on my first trip last year!]...[Great Day out; excellent and very different experience from our fishing!]

A few years ago it was an earlier date..... and in the middle of our slack spell; perhaps the prospect of the bream here is a disincentive to travel [??]

Whatever happens this year........please don't scrub the fixture for following years;

I'll be there next time........but how about a March date?

Alun.

Hi Adam/Gordon,

I am sorry, but i work most sundays and am booked down to work this weekend. Sorry for not getting back to you and letting you know earlier.

Dan

O/k, I am supposed to be at a family lunch at my brother-in-law's but I can't see us looking shabby in front of our Burnham hosts so, if there's anybody who would like to crew, Stingray will go. Failing that, I will try to get crew locally.

Now I must just explain it to Dilys.

Terry.

Thanks Terry,

Good on you. Bob F was looking for a crew space, I'll text him now.

Only slight snag for crew is that they will either have to make their own way to Burnham or get a lift as I'm starting in Oxfordshire. It should be worth the effort though as the met is looking reasonable and, if like last year, there should be enough fish about to keep us happy.

Terry.

Bob will get a lift up with me I'd guess, so not a problem.

Cant get hold of him though... I'll keep trying