Beware The Tides of March

The tides of March

and big tides too, the table and expectations were high.
A stroll down the Point over Saturday High, with the deck flooded Maestro and Al were on the prom wall and in Flounder



Out for just an hour over Saturday Low






Thought I had a first cast dab on but it turned out to be a razor snagged on the rig.

Razors were spooting up everywhere eager for a look at the sunset and double planet display.

A long way out on rarely trod banks and as the flood started I snagged on something, lost rig and leader
and with no time to set up again on that bank a cautious retreat was in order



With the itch not quite scratched after Supper I went back to the Point for midnight High.
Still nothing,


Sunday lunchtime High,

a fair few out, another flounder was being landed just as I set up,



The Life boat was revving up, making some funny noises and belching smoke,





Just a crab,



nothing else to report,
except for it being a real pleasure to meet Steve-O for the first time.




Guess good fortune wasn't in my star's this weekend

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-17312354

Another cracking report looks A good turnout lads

good report mate . Shame about lack of action but thats what keeps us coming back

I was just glad to wet a line and meeting you paul was a bonus
i might see you out their at the weekend back at the caravan now
so hopefully abit more fishing

Great report Paul
Gutted I didn't see you Stevo.
Next time

fairziff wrote:

Great report Paul
Gutted I didn't see you Stevo.
Next time

I was going to give you a hand but i really needed to wet a line
did you get eveything done?

stevo wrote:

fairziff wrote:

Great report Paul
Gutted I didn't see you Stevo.
Next time

I was going to give you a hand but i really needed to wet a line
did you get eveything done?

With Simons assistance, yes!

See you next time