Phil williams

Thanks Andy 135, it’s a shame that there is friction between the two sites as I know many people view and contribute to both, I will contact “seabob “ and ask if he’s prepared to put it on here as it is the best description and tutorial for navionics users I’ve seen ,particularly aimed at small fishing boats,not excessively complicated and straight forward even for technophobes like me. Don’t understand the friction as the sites are completely different in content , and format and don’t compete. But there none as queer as folk as they say!!!.
 
 
 

Thanks Andy 135, it’s a shame that there is friction between the two sites as I know many people view and contribute to both, I will contact “seabob “ and ask if he’s prepared to put it on here as it is the best description and tutorial for navionics users I’ve seen ,particularly aimed at small fishing boats,not excessively complicated and straight forward even for technophobes like me. Don’t understand the friction as the sites are completely different in content , and format and don’t compete. But there none as queer as folk as they say!!!.
 
 
 

Lots of turbo at Swansea,lot fewer since north Devon trawlers targeted the banks, mainly in the 1-2lb range lots of smaller ones even in rock pools so must spawn locally ?,usually caught of top of sand banks rising out of deeper water may onwards, best way in fair bit of tide using shortish running ledger(4’) watch type lead just heavy enough to drag slowly around in tide when cast 20-30 yds off side of boat,3/0-4/0 hook, best bait small ammo sand eel or thin 3-4” trip of fresh mack belly, although a friendly gill netter reckons asmall live whiting fished up steepest side of bank works he’s had them to 20#. No one locally seems to get them over5#  on rod and line despite quite a lot about shore and boat, if you know locally where small eye ray are caught that’s the place as both are big Sandeel feeders

Lots of turbo at Swansea,lot fewer since north Devon trawlers targeted the banks, mainly in the 1-2lb range lots of smaller ones even in rock pools so must spawn locally ?,usually caught of top of sand banks rising out of deeper water may onwards, best way in fair bit of tide using shortish running ledger(4’) watch type lead just heavy enough to drag slowly around in tide when cast 20-30 yds off side of boat,3/0-4/0 hook, best bait small ammo sand eel or thin 3-4” trip of fresh mack belly, although a friendly gill netter reckons asmall live whiting fished up steepest side of bank works he’s had them to 20#. No one locally seems to get them over5#  on rod and line despite quite a lot about shore and boat, if you know locally where small eye ray are caught that’s the place as both are big Sandeel feeders

Noticed on eBay while browsing there is a site selling all the parts you require for Yamaha 60hp gear box ,ie main and pinion gear dog clutch splined gear shaft etc ,all new copies I assume prices £60 ish for each part from Taiwan def worth a look !, it’s boatpropeller2015 on eBay , good luck!

Noticed on eBay while browsing there is a site selling all the parts you require for Yamaha 60hp gear box ,ie main and pinion gear dog clutch splined gear shaft etc ,all new copies I assume prices £60 ish for each part from Taiwan def worth a look !, it’s boatpropeller2015 on eBay , good luck!

Noticed on eBay while browsing there is a site selling all the parts you require for Yamaha 60hp gear box ,ie main and pinion gear dog clutch splined gear shaft etc ,all new copies I assume prices £60 ish for each part from Taiwan def worth a look !, it’s boatpropeller2015 on eBay , good luck!