with a night sky like this
it had to be worth a try on one of the further out wrecks as this is what I got the boat for.
Know I have to convince the wife and get her on the same wave length I had hatched a cunning plan
slowly make my way out
first stop was the usual wind farm not a lot happening lucky for me
lets try a bit further out in a bit deeper water so steamed out till we hit 80 feet of water by the weather mast
O look there is a wreck just over the there its only a mile away so we fished the Alarm not much to see on the bottom
just a small mound popping up about 10 feet of the sea bed again very quiet just a few mackerel
the plan was working
next was the big one mite as well try the Brussels? this went down faster than a lead blown "This was your plan all along" oops
any way of we set found the wreck straight away when we arrived there was a Dive rib and 2 boats fishing from colwyn bay
started of slow with mackerel and whiting
once there was a bit of flow it picked up lots of mackerel and pouting landed a nice ling only small thou

much the same for the next 3 hours.one of the boats at our side had a nice conger
decided to head back as the wind was picking up a bit also this was crossing our bow

back on dry land

Well done for getting out that far.
Those excuses were quality!!!!!

Nice to see a picture of a Ling.
Well done!

That was some fabulous sunset Friday night, and the moon looked weird Saturday night as it rose (very red)

I pity those who don't get off the sofa in the first place.

I don't want to be the bearer of bad news Geoff, but it looked to me as if you were fishing the Cairnross, this wreck along with the other 15 in that area and the City of Brussells, Elk, the French Steamship, Rea 5 and the Alarm are from the 1st of july no go areas due to the new traffic seperation zone