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Andy135 last won the day on November 10 2020
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About Andy135
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Cod Hauler
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https://www.offshoreoutlaws.co.uk/
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Berkshire
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Fishing, shooting, training spaniels, real ale and https://www.offshoreoutlaws.co.uk/
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Jersey Girl
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Andy135 started following Any solicitors in the club?, Super Trawlers, Plastic/fibreglass moulding. and and 6 others
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I got the same reply Terry. It sounded like a series of tenuously related paragraphs that were copy & pasted from elsewhere in the hope that they could baffle me with bullsh*t. Like you I don't feel they're committing to any concrete action on super-trawlers.
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Another vote for adjustable brackets here. I have a flush mounted unit that is harder to see (wrong angle) than the two bracket mounted units, which I have angled to suit my height. I also find that it's easier to flick my eyes between the bracket units and the horizon, whereas my whole head has to look down to see the flush mounted unit.
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Fishing is now allowed. https://anglingtrust.net/covid-19/
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I'm keen. Either to take Jersey Girl over or as crew for Tarlach Too.
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If you like my posts and want to see more, you can find me at https://www.offshoreoutlaws.co.uk/
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Hi Pete, Welcome to the wonderful world of boat ownership 👍 As for your question, I have no direct experience of the Raymarine kit, but I can suggest that for the vast majority of anglers, we do just fine with Chirp, Down and Sidescan views. It's easy to spend a lot of money quickly, chasing the next best thing in sonar imaging but I recommend you go for regular chirp/down/sidescan and learn to use it effectively. You'll find that it's perfect for 99% of our fishing here in the UK.
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Festive wishes to you all. Here's to a relaxing holiday season. Fingers crossed for calm seas and tight lines in the new year. All the best, Andy
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Agree with this. Mrs135 is also a solicitor, and she's said the same. It's likely to be the firm in question putting on a good show for whatever reason. Glad it's all sorted itself out in the end though.
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South of the Needles the size does improve. The solent congers were underwhelming.
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Like anything it depends where you fish. The ones we had in the Solent were quite small. The further offshore, the bigger they seem to get in my experience.
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Sounds very nice. May well give that a try next time I get a deep-hooked one.
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I tried them once but found them a bit gelatinous, a bit mushy. Is there a way to improve their texture?
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Thanks Malc, we'll give that a try next time out. We were using squid and lug with a strip of bluey. Also mackerel, pout and live baited whiting (which took a conger instead of the cod it was intended for... 🙄). Conger do seem to be everywhere this season.