Just the one aggggaaaiiinnn!

Another trip to New Passage produced this Conger

of just over 10 pounds.

This hay bail was one of three floating around

it must have been carried down with the flood water.

Two Lear Jet 45s

Giving flights for charity were these two Lear Jets LJ-45s

G-ZXZX

and G-GAMA
They belong to Gama Aviation.

This Spitfire PS853 / G-RRGN also arrived and

later carried out a flypast with Lear Jet G-ZXZX.

This Spit belongs to Rolls Royce Aero Engine manufacturer.

B-737 5N-BKQ

Corr nearly missed it.

This is B-737 5N-BKQ departing off runway 09 over the A-38

main road. Aero Contractors Nigeria is the new owner.

Check out 28-08-08 for its arriving colour scheme.

Another Conger and an ugly slab

Back to the Yacht Club to use up the left over bait.

Caught this 5 - 6ld Conger and lost one.

This an ugly car carrier called "Auto Port"

Three BAe 125s

BAe 125 no 1:- at 11.07 Net Jets CS-DRH

arrived as NJE452H

BAe 125 no 2:- Royal Air Force ZE396

going round at 11.18.

BAe 125 no 3:- Interflight G-IFTE

arrived as IFT 103P at 15.21.

What is it?

Strange tomato!!!!!

Grown in my green house.

New venue

The Yacht Club Portishead

This spot is ideal to escape the heavy tidal rip

when the spring tides are in full swing.

I was invited to fish with my eldest sun,

and we decided to try here.

The photo above is looking towards the Yacht Club and Lifeboat station.

The tide was at 09.45 and was 13.5mtrs.

We fished from 07.15 till 11.30.
The photo below is looking to the east.

The baits used were Squid, Mackeral, Sandeel and Ragworm.

The only fish caught was this Conger of about 8lds.

Problems to watch out for are the yachts and

people swiming!!!
Casts of 40 - 60yrds will land you on rough ground

but a good wack out to 80 - 100yrds will clear the rough ground.

This is also a good low tide mark but very muddy in places.

Once again watch out for the fast rising tides.