A Low Note High

Glad to hear your little mate is doing well.
I reckon he's been trying to get his pound out of that trolley for a while now.

I know what Mark means though.
Bait-robbers if you ask me!!!

You caught 14 trolleys in one session, blimey, enough to turn anyone into a clueless basket case.

There's a couple of resident trolleys that lurk in front of Sunnyvale, ( I need Headwyn's help to identify the exact species,
but I suspect they are Trolliae Asda, genus: Centroselachus crepidater )

http://www.eol.org/pages/165615

Admittedly they do nick your bait and frequently snag your rig, but they give a good bite and it's one hell of a tussle when they bury themselves in the sand.


Keep taking the tablets.

and then there's bass..

Definately the Trolliae Asda variety in that habitat, which is a unique ecosystem that is home to migratory species known as Scummer Grockelus.

Usually seen with ploomage matching the home colours of the premiership teams of the midlands.