Just a quicky

Had a quick hour at the rhyl harbour on sunday picked up a pack of lug
of tony(thanks mate) but I shouldn't have bothered to crabs were out
in force.  no fish but the sun out and I wet a line so happy days  

Pick of lug is that a new bait mate

joker44 wrote:

Pick of lug is that a new bait mate

put right now

Nice set of pictures well done.

Line in the water that's what it's all about mate well done and great pics

Ha ha thought you may have gone to the same school (borstal) has logger
Great pics mate

Unlucky steve better luck next time mate

Paul wol wrote:

Line in the water that's what it's all about mate well done and great pics

Couldn't agree more
It was good to see you again Steve pity I couldn't blank with you but at least you got some good pics

joker44 wrote:

Ha ha thought you may have gone to the same school (borstal) has logger
Great pics mate

At least I went to school
Didn't learn anything but I went

Nice photos anyway

Logger wrote:

Paul wol wrote:

Line in the water that's what it's all about mate well done and great pics

Couldn't agree more
It was good to see you again Steve pity I couldn't blank with you but at least you got some good pics

It's always a pleasure seeing you pal we had a good day again.

joker44 wrote:

Ha ha thought you may have gone to the same school (borstal) has logger
Great pics mate

No they don't let boys into all girls school

stevo wrote:

joker44 wrote:

Ha ha thought you may have gone to the same school (borstal) has logger
Great pics mate

No they don't let boys into all girls school

Well you should know
Is your name still on that list

great set of pics stevo

Some cracking photos mate,shame the fishing wasn't better for you

In picture 2, I think I see the ribs of the old wreck across the river. Many moons ago I used to fish off it, float fishing at low tide, heaps of small flounder plus the odd better one. Bait was small pink rag from the mud then up against the rock wall. Probably only summer time.

Rhod Lloyd wrote:

In picture 2, I think I see the ribs of the old wreck across the river. Many moons ago I used to fish off it, float fishing at low tide, heaps of small flounder plus the odd better one. Bait was small pink rag from the mud then up against the rock wall. Probably only summer time.

Yeh your right mate that old wreck is still their

stevo wrote:

Rhod Lloyd wrote:

In picture 2, I think I see the ribs of the old wreck across the river. Many moons ago I used to fish off it, float fishing at low tide, heaps of small flounder plus the odd better one. Bait was small pink rag from the mud then up against the rock wall. Probably only summer time.

Yeh your right mate that old wreck is still their

Time Logger went home then,

but what about the City of Ottawa?

http://www.penlanpublishing.com/the-city-of-ottawa-the-story-of-a-sailing-ship/

Thanks for that Paul, it looks just the same as it did 50 years ago. The water just in front was only a few feet deep, and shallowed slightly towards the downstream end of the ship. There were a few snags close in that I lost a few better flounder in. The pool looks as though it has not changed much, but who built that new bridge? that was not there 4 years ago.
You should not be so mean to Logger Paul, you might hurt his feelings!

Rhod Lloyd wrote:

Thanks for that Paul, it looks just the same as it did 50 years ago. The water just in front was only a few feet deep, and shallowed slightly towards the  downstream end of the ship. There were a few snags close in that I lost a few better flounder in. The pool looks as though it has not changed much, but who built that new bridge? that was not there 4 years ago.
You should not be so mean to Logger Paul, you might hurt his feelings!

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