Saltwater Flyrodders

Tony Ong wrote: Tue Apr 28, 2020 7:02 pm Can you make out a shank and a set of eyes? Self inflicted.
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I remember that Tony, it hurt like hell. Expected to look down and see the fly stuck in my side.

Rosco

Graeme and I are now partners in a boat so the sale has been withdrawn

Graeme and I are now partners in a boat so the sale has been withdrawn

I can sell you half if you want Graeme

Not using the boat at the moment so time to move it on,2004 Trailcraft side console Profish comes with 60hp Yamaha 4 stroke motor, 55lb MinKota I-pilot electric motor, Garmin 9 inch sounder Gps with side scan, vhf radio and a fully braked trailer that has a drop down wheel for easy beach launch and ...

4.5m with a 60hp Yamaha.

I ended up with the 4.5m trailcraft profish, same as Brian. The polycraft weight comes into play in a number of places,
1. heavy to tow so more fuel.
2. larger motor needed to get boat up to good speed, I like my boats to do approx 30kn. Larger motor obviously uses more fuel plus cost more to ...

Only fished the flats once in the week I had there due to fishing out of the boat, nice looking flats right out the front of the accommodation but very quite the day we fished it. I am sure there are plenty of land based fish caught on the island.

Great day casting yesterday, thanks to the committee for putting on the day. As always with the casting days plenty of rods to cast. Now to work out how to sneak another rod or two into the house