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|  | Welcome to PBSBAC
Welcome
to Poole Bay Small Boat Angling Club, Poole's only club dedicated to
small boat angling.
For a membership form click here>
We are a small club established to promote safety at sea and small boat
angling. We have approaching 200 members with over 100 boats. Members keep
their boats on trailers, swinging moorings and pontoon berths. Boat
sizes range from small outboard driven dinghies up to a maximum length
of 35'. The club aims to cater for the needs of sea anglers fishing
from small boats within Club waters that extend from St Catherine's
Point in the East to Portland Bill in the West.
We hold regular club meetings, competitions, social events and an annual
open boat competition usually held during November. Club meetings are
held on the first Thursday of every month at the Parkstone Trades and
Labour Club Ashley Road, Parkstone, Poole, Dorset. For map see link here
We also organise for our members occasional courses.
Some courses recently attended by our members are RYA Powerboat level 2,
RYA first aid, sea survival and VHF.
As well as formal courses there is a great wealth of information (both
boating and fishing) waiting to be gleaned from other members.
An initial joining fee of £15 is payable with Membership of the Club currently costs just £15 per club year or £20 per club year for a family membership
If you feel that this club could be useful to you please contact membership@pbsbac.co.uk
an information pack will be emailed back to you
You can also join and pay for membership with Paypal using the links below :-
A membership pack will be e-mailed as above.
| New Member - Individual Membership | £30.00 |
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WELCOME TO PBSBAC.CO.UK - The
home of Poole Bay Small Boat Angling Club ........
Check out our new photo gallery page here :- Photo Gallery
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Latest Members Pictures
Chris Enstone had a brilliant Bass of 13lb on a recent trip made all the better when on it's release he could watch it swim strongly away
Our Secretary Charlie Chapman with a huge 22b 1oz Undulate Ray which is a new club record and had he not returned it would of been a new British record
A 4lb 2oz Bream gave good sport on light Gear to our Vice Chairman Martin Burt
Steve with our 2011 open comp winning 6lb 12oz wrasse
The club Kayak section are really getting into some good fishing. Take a look in our club forums for more info
Interested in our club? For more information have a look at the club forum pages |
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Open Comp 2011
PBSBAC OPEN COMP 2011
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 | A few Bream for the Nipper |
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 |  Had a short and early trip yesterday (pick down at 6am) breaming with my seven year old who outfished me 3 to 1. (Must have been the fact that he was fishing over the groundbait and I was casting away from it - thats my excuse anway!) gotta keep him interested and wanting more I thought!
In three hours we had about 15 bream, betweem 1 .5 and 2.5lbs. Plus small pollack, pout, wrasse and doggies.
Interestingly, we had nothing until my son demanded that we use worms instead of squid - then suddenly he had two on one drop. So rag was the key for us yesterday.
A great mini trip and glad to see the bream are now about in numbers.
Toby
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| | Posted by LiveBaiter on Monday, 14th May @ 10:09 am (188 Views) |
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| Good Day On The Patch.. |
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| Decided to shoot out to the patch to try for a black bream..
Lovelly sunny day, surrounded by a few boats..
Being peak spring tides, i was chuffed that 8oz weight was enough to hold bottom..
Fished the whole of the ebb.
Had one black bream bout 1 1/2 lb.
Bout 14 mackeral BONUS..
Doggies,pout (livebait size)..
And then the big suprise of the day.
On a broken 1up1down rig, witch was now a 1 up lol, a 4-5lb bass..
So mission majorly accomplished.
Struggled through the chain ferry down to 9knts against the current. Just enough depth to get back on my mooring.phew. |
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| | Posted by Jw2000uk on Wednesday, 9th May @ 1:26 pm (319 Views) |
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| Lumpy on the Patch |
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| We left Moonfleet's mooring on the 10 o'clock high tide, keen to get going after over a month. Fished for three hours on Poole Patch. It was a bit too lumpy for the usual bacon buttys.
I caught two small whiting Shelagh caught most as usual. A good sized black bream, a descent whiting and a small one, also two small dog fish.
We came in to the North Channel for lunch and a brew, didn't catch anything inside the harbour the rest of the day.
Moonfleet Brian. |
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| | Posted by Moonfleet Brian on Monday, 7th May @ 3:09 pm (311 Views) |
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| No Bay today.... |
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| Cabin Boy and I decided on a late start in view of the anticipated drop in wind speed this afternoon - WRONG.
left Cobbs at 12 and poked our nose out of the harbour to find a bigger than anticipated swell - a swift u-turn at the end of the training bank saw us back in the harbour and motoring towards this very smart looking white thingy - Wishin Too.
Had an unproductive hour or so on a buoy near the castle. Dream Drifter motored past heading for the patch. We had aA similar spell in the North channel before we tried once again to test the conditions outside.
The smart white thingy passed us without too much of a problem but conditions were no better for us than earlier - so another u-turn and back inside again.
Tried a couple of buoys before finding one that gave us a fish - in fact half a dozen small sand smelts (I'll post a pic later ). Then the light rod hooped over as a small bass made an unsuccessful bid for freedom - duly returned.
Further moves were unproductive but more lessons learned about conditions - tide and where to winkle out a few.
Great to be out too. |
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| | Posted by Stuie on Sunday, 6th May @ 11:54 pm (283 Views) |
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| Crap weather but interesting fishing on The Ledge |
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| Popped for an afternoon on said mark on the understanding that the wind was going to ease up pm. Well in short it didn't but I still stuck the anchor down. Goo bite after 15 mins proved to be a ballan. Next bite proved to be a smaller ballan. Then quiet for 30 mins, then a bite and fish that zoomed off. 5 mins later up pops a 4 1/2 lb bass! Next bite is also a bass this time 6 1/2 lbs, next bite also a bass which fell off by the net.
Then it went quiet around low water slack so homesky and back. Note to self by this time last year had 60 bream and 1 bass. |
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| | Posted by ChrisE on Sunday, 6th May @ 10:02 pm (300 Views) |
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| Wishin Too fished most of Poole Bay Today |
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| With a forecast improving for the afternoon Mike(lovesdoggiesnturbot)  And two of my mates left mooring at eight and set off for the ledge.With no marks and my electronics not upgraded yet we went for looks good here.It wasn't ,just several dogs,Huss and some wrasse so with the wind holding us sideways to the tide I called a move(so I could play  )
Dropped hook at Poole patch where we had just one bream more dogs,one mackerel and pout.
Wind was fine for a while then it got lumpy but worse no bites.....so we moved 
Tried a drift by Brownsea Castle but wind was blowing us onto to the island so we moved
A drift for plaice further in the harbour and bingo Mike caught one within minutes,but after numerous drifts just a small bass so we moved
Drifted down the west of Brownsea just weed and Mike caught loads of limpet So we moved
We intended to go out to the patch again but it had kicked up quite a bit(xc was wrong)so a drift by Bournemouth Pier then anchored by Boscombe pier and only produced small dabs so we moved
Back to the Ledge and it looks good here?..just pout n dogs so we moved
Of to a mark of Mikes where he's had quite a few Turbot from the beach and guess what.................
he caught another one today,only small about 2lb that went straight back.
Left that mark at 6.55pm and boat washed and in our cars at 7.50
Long day,saw lots of club members,done a few miles,caught 12 species,drunk lots of tea,didn't use much fuel Not the best day for action/amount of bites but we made the best of what were awkward conditions..........and I got to give my boat some stick ...love it
Can't Wait To Get Some Proper Electronics,even sounder doesn't work!!
Nige |
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| | Posted by niggle on Sunday, 6th May @ 8:35 pm (342 Views) |
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| PERSONAL BEST BLACK BREAM |
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|  Glad I took a day off work today....
We had a good day on the Ledge. Numerous doggies, small Bass, pollack, personal best black bream (see photo) and nice sized whiting. |
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| | Posted by malthomas on Friday, 4th May @ 7:05 pm (404 Views) |
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| No bream near Ballard today |
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| Took non member Ken (Derek's mate) out for an airing and decided to try around OH towards Ballard looking for bream. First drop Ken had a sizeable pollock which we followed up with a number of dogs and later on a gar - but no bream.
Sport wasn't hectic and we moved to the patch where again dogs were around and a couple of small starry smoothhounds. (is the jury still out whether starry and common smoothhounds are the same species?) Again no bream.
A few drifts off Branksome only produced a goby so it was back to Cobbs at 5.30.
Great to be afloat again. |
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| | Posted by Stuie on Wednesday, 2nd May @ 6:40 pm (333 Views) |
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| First trip out on Wishin Too |
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| A late start due to tide and availability of my crew Chris (Hodgey)non member out at about eleven and sea state was surprising good so I whipped across the bay with the wind at cruising revs at 24kts dropped the anchor at boscombe pier lines over and a cuppa when Allan(kind of magic) told me of his success on the bream,so even though tide flow was dropping I moved to the patch.I really just needed an excuse to drive the boat
So I arrived at cruising speed   ..............sorry lads ,I won't do it again but I just love my new toy 
Chris caught all our bream x6 while I caught a large ballan 2-2.5lb and a goldsinney while I made more tea and bacon rolls.
The boat was great at anchor even when it started to get a little more choppy,when the bites died with no tide it gave me an excuse to move
Back against the chop she was great,anchored again by pier where I caught a plaice and Chris caught a dab.We then went back in and I totally mucked up in the pond when trying to moor up as I totally forgot about the wind and what with me unfamiliar with the boat as well.
I think next trip Ill spend some time just manovering and move to a different mooring in the pond as now only have about 12inches either side of the boat on present one which is OK when there is no cross wind
Nige |
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| | Posted by niggle on Sunday, 29th April @ 10:06 pm (422 Views) |
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| Quiet on The Ledge |
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| Arrived on the ledge at 930 for the last of the ebb. Managed a few bits and bobs but no bream then drifted around slack water catching a few wrasse and a 3lb pollack on lures.
Tried the first hour of the flood but the sea went quite snotty with wind over tide, so called a halt after an hour, went off east to try for a plaice but got weeded off after 30 mins. Tried a couple reefy bits east of the Needles with lures and caught a few more wrasse then homesky for 430.
Not the greatest day but a few more fish on the boat and who would have thought a few years ago that you be seriously trying to catch wrasse on lures in the middle of April!
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| | Posted by ChrisE on Sunday, 15th April @ 3:54 pm (281 Views) |
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