Rhos on Sea Harbour

Some pictures in Rhos on Sea Harbour coming to your home, (pre lockdown just) took whilst on a routine check of the boat the week before Christmas.

Good stuff.

Have you ever tried fishing from the mooring?

MusselMan wrote:

Good stuff.

Have you ever tried fishing from the mooring?

Not yet, I will give it a go at some point, I have been told the fish come into the harbour.

Might be worth freelining a prawn or two there when it is a bit warmer.

Just realised,I have never seen the Harbour at high tide.
Have you painted your boat?
What are the facilities like for launching private boats?
Have you got any plans drawn up for your sleeping conversion on the boat? 20's guage mild steel plate?

VALVEBOUNCE wrote:

Just realised,I have never seen the Harbour at high tide.
Have you painted your boat?
What are the facilities like for launching private boats?
Have you got any plans drawn up for your sleeping conversion on the boat? 20's guage mild steel plate?

No we have not painted the boat yet, except for some anti slip on the deck, the boat needs a good blast off and a paint job all over, all the equipment has been serviced, clean and working as for the cabin layout just idea's in our heads at the moment nothing on paper. There is a slip, but you need authorisation from Conwy Harbour Master to launch or members of Rhos on Sea sailing club. Parking can be difficult, it can be very busy in Rhos. There is a large pedestrian area by slip where the boat owners do park as long as they have their in date Conway Harbour sticker displayed.

MusselMan wrote:

Might be worth freelining a prawn or two there when it is a bit warmer.

When the weather improves and the lockdown is over and I can spend more time just sitting on the boat doing the odd job I am sure I will be dropping a line over the side.

Great set of pictures. Have you been on it since the lock down?

Kirky's Dad wrote:

Great set of pictures. Have you been on it since the lock down?

No, I will need to go down the harbour next week to check the boat is ok, we will not go out to sea until the lockdown is over.

That’s a shame I would of thought you would been able to go out on boats and fish as long as you have not got to travel more than a few miles after all you don’t meet may people in the middle of the ocean, I think you would of got more chance of sinking than catching COVID-19.

Kirky's Dad wrote:

That’s a shame I would of thought you would been able to go out on boats and fish as long as you have not got to travel more than a few miles after all you don’t meet may people in the middle of the ocean, I think you would of got more chance of sinking than catching COVID-19.

The sinking or something going wrong whilst at sea is the risk if you need to call the RNLI putting the crew risk.

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The sinking or something going wrong whilst at sea is the risk if you need to call the RNLI putting the crew risk. [/quote]





loved the calm photos by the way!