World Sea Fishing Forums - Blogs http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/blog.php The ultimate guide to sea fishing in and around the UK. The UK’s largest sea angling magazine and forum with up to the minute catch reports and advice. en Mon, 28 May 2012 06:55:42 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/images/misc/rss.jpg World Sea Fishing Forums - Blogs http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/blog.php cod fishing loch fyne http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/28-cod-fishing-loch-fyne Sun, 27 May 2012 15:08:13 GMT wheres a good place to fish for cod on loch fyne all ready been to the quarry help pls wheres a good place to fish for cod on loch fyne all ready been to the quarry help pls ]]> junomac http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/28-cod-fishing-loch-fyne Codfather65 http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/27-Codfather65 Thu, 17 May 2012 15:15:35 GMT
Quote Originally Posted by Dick Talbot View Post
To all anglers out there.Bideford & District Angling & Social Club are holding the Annual Open Roving Fishing Festival (Fishing limits to SWFSA Severn Bridge to Hengisbury Head) on 1st 2nd & 3rd June sign in at the club headquarters 19.30 to 20.30 Friday & Saturday and go fishing.All Fish must be at the scales by 20.30 on Saturday & Sunday and NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED.£10 per day Juniors 16 and under £1 per day Species Pool £1.All entrants MUST sign in personally,£600 in cash or vouchers,Presentation night Sunday with a pint & pasty for only £2.50.There is also a prize draw and a draw for a £80 rod rebuild.GOOD FISHING.
]]> Dick Talbot http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/27-Codfather65 Anyone fishing arbroath this weekend (19/5/12) http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/26-Anyone-fishing-arbroath-this-weekend-(19-5-12) Wed, 16 May 2012 11:20:54 GMT Just wondering if anyone fishing Arbroath Harbour, Cliffs or Auchmithie this weekend? Just wondering if anyone fishing Arbroath Harbour, Cliffs or Auchmithie this weekend? ]]> deckchairangler http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/26-Anyone-fishing-arbroath-this-weekend-(19-5-12) Species 2012 so far http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/25-Species-2012-so-far Mon, 14 May 2012 20:59:31 GMT species 2012= Whiting, Dogfish,Bull huss, Dabs, Bass, Octopus species 2012= Whiting, Dogfish,Bull huss, Dabs, Bass, Octopus ]]> costello http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/25-Species-2012-so-far Cala vinyes Majorca http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/24-Cala-vinyes-Majorca Fri, 11 May 2012 08:30:02 GMT ---Quote (Originally by paul s22)--- Hi all, heading out to cala vinyes Majorca on Monday for a week, looking to do a little fishing whilst our there, anybody fished out there and any tips on what species there is to catch and using what method, or any marks ????? Thank you in advance ---End...
Quote Originally Posted by paul s22 View Post
Hi all, heading out to cala vinyes Majorca on Monday for a week, looking to do a little fishing whilst our there, anybody fished out there and any tips on what species there is to catch and using what method, or any marks ?????

Thank you in advance
]]> paul s22 http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/24-Cala-vinyes-Majorca morfa last night http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/22-morfa-last-night Sat, 05 May 2012 12:47:04 GMT
Quote Originally Posted by grinder[MENTION=38372
Hot[/MENTION]mail.co.uk;4470044]just a quick report.after fishing sker the other night ,and getting dog after dog,decided on a change to fish morfa.cast after cast it was the same as sker,but just after low water had a lovely slack liner.the result a cracking female smalleyed,weight was 8lb 1oz.sorry no photo! then it was back to dogs, one after another.decided to call it a night dreading the long walk back,but it was well worth it after the ray i was well chuffed.
update,went back down again last night.must be a glutten for punishment,same as night before with loads of dogs and just the one ray.another smalleyed a bit smaller,4lb 4oz ]]> grinder@hotmail.co.uk http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/22-morfa-last-night abu and shimano service http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/21-abu-and-shimano-service Wed, 02 May 2012 10:34:38 GMT i would like to find somebody in Kent,around tunbridge well,who can service my reels,6000,65000,and a calcutta. i would like to find somebody in Kent,around tunbridge well,who can service my reels,6000,65000,and a calcutta. ]]> dcordaroy@yahoo.com http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/21-abu-and-shimano-service 2 spaces this sunday out of dungie!!! http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/19-2-spaces-this-sunday-out-of-dungie!!! Wed, 25 Apr 2012 12:57:20 GMT :fishing1: ---Quote (Originally by Martin Franklin)--- HI EVERYONE I,VE GOT 2 SPACES LEFT ON BOARD FAIRCHANCE THIS SUNDAY WEATHERS LOOKING GOOD LET MA KNOW ASAP PLEASE. MARTIN 07595906427:fishing1: ---End Quote--- :fishing1:
Quote Originally Posted by Martin Franklin View Post
HI EVERYONE
I,VE GOT 2 SPACES LEFT ON BOARD FAIRCHANCE THIS SUNDAY WEATHERS LOOKING GOOD LET MA KNOW ASAP PLEASE.
MARTIN 07595906427:fishing1:
]]> Martin Franklin http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/19-2-spaces-this-sunday-out-of-dungie!!! BEWARE THE GARE (south gare redcar) http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/18-BEWARE-THE-GARE-(south-gare-redcar) Sun, 22 Apr 2012 19:27:39 GMT ---Quote (Originally by Ionlywanacatch1)--- 5pm high tide no wind,sea braking over the side, Kept well away from the end of Gare , set tripod up, sat down with back against high wall,just setting up rod BANG!! BIG WAVE put me on me back.Lost tripod,fully loaded reel+ LOADS of other gear AND BRAND...
Quote Originally Posted by Ionlywanacatch1 View Post
5pm high tide no wind,sea braking over the side, Kept well away from the end of Gare , set tripod up, sat down with back against high wall,just setting up rod BANG!! BIG WAVE put me on me back.Lost tripod,fully loaded reel+ LOADS of other gear AND BRAND NEW FLASK (never even had a cup of tea from it) 2 lads next to me helped me out (CHEERS LADS).In house now dryed out, with brusesed ego but OK.I like 2 think I'm pretty saftey minded BUT,2 Mother Nature that MEANS NOTHING.


The early bird gets the worm! TRUE,---BUT THE SECOND MOUSE ALWAYS GETS THE CHEESE!!(think about it)Take it easy lads.
]]> Ionlywanacatch1 http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/18-BEWARE-THE-GARE-(south-gare-redcar) What type of boat is this ?? And when does jigging start i fish redcar http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/17-What-type-of-boat-is-this-And-when-does-jigging-start-i-fish-redcar Sun, 22 Apr 2012 12:32:57 GMT CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT KIND OF BOAT THIS IS IT HAS NO TAGS ON AND AGE IF YOU KNOW. ALSO I FISH OF REDCAR ON MY BOAT WHEN DOES THE JIGGING WITH LURES START AND ANY GOOD SPOTS OR WRECKS. THANKSAttachment 133610 (http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=133610) I HAVE... CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT KIND OF BOAT THIS IS IT HAS NO TAGS ON AND AGE IF YOU KNOW.
ALSO I FISH OF REDCAR ON MY BOAT WHEN DOES THE JIGGING WITH LURES START AND ANY GOOD SPOTS OR WRECKS.
THANKSClick image for larger version.  Name: kaydie + trailer 006.jpg  Views: 135  Size: 96.0 KB  ID: 133610 I HAVE ANOTHER BOAT I FISH WITH THIS ONE IM SELLING WHEN IV FINISHED IT. ]]> weggo http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/17-What-type-of-boat-is-this-And-when-does-jigging-start-i-fish-redcar TOOL USE TECHNIQUES Correct ways to bust yer nutz spanners sockets heat penetrating G http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/16-TOOL-USE-TECHNIQUES-Correct-ways-to-bust-yer-nutz-spanners-sockets-heat-penetrating-G Sat, 21 Apr 2012 16:25:43 GMT [QUOTE=LordLugworm;4420772]I first wrote this Guide back in 2006
Published it first time online 2007. Go lookseys..I own the documented matrial here in. Interlectual property rights Claimed Under L&L Any duplication and or republications by Granted permission only...Even tho it has been used a few times else where since...That is not for personal gain.

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To an experienced mechanic or engineer the art of using tools properly might seem to be so basic that it doesn't really warrant explanation. It is actually a considerable skill though and one that most people never get taught. The first time your average amateur mechanic comes up against a seized or corroded nut or bolt the chances are he'll break it, or the tool, whereas an experienced mechanic will remove it without even realising it was a problem.

Using Socket Sets

The essential thing to get right with these is to make sure the torque you are applying is in a straight line with the fastener. Start pulling to one side and the socket will twist off the bolt or round the head off. Your left hand (for a right handed person) will be holding the ratchet end of the socket bar and your right hand will be applying the torque. Never try and use a socket bar one handed. The job of the left hand is to counter any twist that the right hand is trying to apply. This gets more important when you are using extension bars to reach a hidden bolt. The left hand must always hold the extension bar in a straight line with the bolt. The harder the right hand pulls the harder the left hand must push to counter the twist. The same principles apply to using torque wrenches.

Using Spanners

Spanners are easier to use than socket sets for most jobs because a spanner is a straight line tool rather than an L shaped one so it doesn't have a tendency to twist off the bolt. Spanners are designed to be used one handed. The length of a spanner increases with head size to maintain the proper torque on the bolt. Although critical bolts such as big end and cylinder head bolts need to be done up with a torque wrench you can do up most other non critical fasteners just by using the right sized spanner with a 'feel' for the correct pull. Using the same length socket bar with different sized sockets means it is very easy to overtighten or strip a small bolt or undertighten a large one. Always use a ring spanner rather than open ended one whenever possible. There is much less chance of rounding a bolt head off that way. Never use an adjustable spanner if any other tool will fit the job.

Dealing With Stuck Fasteners

How you attack a badly stuck fastener sorts out the pros from the amateurs. If a reasonable amount of force on the spanner or socket bar refuses to undo something the worst thing you can do is just keep pulling harder and harder until something breaks. Bolts that have been in place a long time can require much more force to undo them than the torque that was applied to do them up in the first place. The trick is to break the 'seal' of corrosion or gum from old burnt oil holding them in place without breaking them in the process. Here are the techniques you need to apply to get that recalcitrant fastener out in one piece.

Remove Things In the Correct Order

If multiple fasteners hold a component down then don't just remove each one completely until the last poor bugger is taking the entire clamping force that the rest used to share between them. It's hardly surprising that this last one will now be either impossible to shift without breaking it or the bolt or component itself will already be bent.

This is especially vital if the component is loaded by either spring pressure under it or loads from a compressible gasket. Cam bearing caps which go all the way across 16v heads are a good example. The Peugeot Mi16 ones hold both cams down at the same time against the pressure of the valve springs using 4 bolts. If you remove the first three bolts on a cap before touching the 4th then several hundred pounds of valve spring pressure will now be trying to bend the bolt and break the cap.

Step 1 - Break the seal

Undo each bolt a tad and then nip it back up to take the load off the others. Do this to each in turn. You've now at least broken the 'seal' holding them in place.

Step 2 - Remove progressively in the right order

Then remove each bolt one turn at a time so the cap comes off evenly and in a straight line against the forces acting against it. If one bolt is particularly stubborn then tighten the others up hard to take the load off it. Then try again and you'll probably find it comes out very easily. Similarly don't just remove each cap completely until one last end cap is trying to hold down both cams. Remove all caps together one turn at a time per bolt.

Remove bolts from timing covers, cylinder heads etc in a diagonal pattern. Don't just work round the component in sequential order creating more and more uneven load on the remaining bolts. Refitting needs to be done the same way - progressively.

Shock It Loose

A good belt on the head of the fastener with a hammer and drift will shock the threads loose and reduce the holding torque by 50% or more. A handy tool to have in your box is a length of brass or bronze about 8" long and 3/4" in diameter. Place one end on the head of the bolt and give the other a few healthy belts with a claw hammer. If you can get direct access to the bolt then just hit it directly with the hammer but make damn sure there is nothing breakable close by like a fragile bit of aluminium casting standing proud or you stand a good chance of smashing that in the process. The drift helps you reach hidden bolts and is also soft enough so it won't damage the bolt head. Try undoing it again. If it still won't come out then hit it some more. It can take a while to persuade a bolt that it's in its own best interests to undo without you having to get really nasty.

If the stuck item is a stud you can mash the end threads if you start belting it with a hammer. So first wind a nut on until the face of the nut is just proud of the end of the stud. Then belt the nut. Even better, wind two nuts on and tighten them against each other so you have double the length of thread engaged to hit against.

Turning Up The Heat

Belting a stuck fastener will free it 90% of the time. For the other 10% you need to get serious. Applying a camping Gaz burner or propane torch will heat up and expand the fastener and hopefully reduce the clamping force between the head of the fastener and the component. While the fastener is hot give it a few belts for good measure. Try undoing it again. Repeat. You need to be aware of what is in the vicinity of the fastener before you start melting everything in sight. If there are plastic components nearby, fuel lines, carpets, oil inside the component or anything else inflammable then don't.

Penetrating Oil

Some people swear by it and others at it. Personally I've rarely used the stuff because I usually manage to remove fasteners with the other methods described here. If the threads are rusted solidly in place then the oil is not going to penetrate anyway. If there are gaps for it to get into then it might be of use. If time is not of the essence then by all means try it and let several applications of your chosen brew soak in over a day or two.


Footnote
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I first wrote this Guide back in 2006
Published it first time online 2007. Go lookseys..I own the documented matrial here in. Interlectual property rights Claimed Under L&L Any duplication and or republications by Granted permission only...Even tho it has been used a few times else where since...That is not for personal gain.

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Thanks Luggy

Rate it if its usefull to you.
It was to me as i wrote
it i was ripping the heads off outboards n stuff.. Ha
Worked for Amec as Mechanical Fitter yrs..Bp,Ici so many..[/QUOTE] ]]> LordLugworm http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/16-TOOL-USE-TECHNIQUES-Correct-ways-to-bust-yer-nutz-spanners-sockets-heat-penetrating-G Fished cefn sedan sat 14th and a good day it was..... http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/15-Fished-cefn-sedan-sat-14th-and-a-good-day-it-was Sat, 21 Apr 2012 00:47:00 GMT [QUOTE=LordLugworm;4418723][QUOTE=l3nn0s;4418717]Haha Ivor nice upside down post lol
& unluckily of the bass but at least u enjoy catching some flounder :)[/QUOTE]

Jon go find the post that says .....

"say i" that i wrote bro..

:clap:and join my rebbble outlaws gang..haha:clap:

Then see the replies they all recive.. a night hood
and a place at the tabk,e each ahheheh
Anybody who read it
and never Joined
:yawn:ssɐq ƃuıʞɹɐɟ ʎɯ ssıʞ uɐɔ:yawn:
heh

i think i feel a POEM coming on..Heh heh
if only you guys knew

Must go ehhehehehhh
Raging
LAFTER[MENTION=11183]LordLugworm[/MENTION][/QUOTE] ]]> LordLugworm http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/15-Fished-cefn-sedan-sat-14th-and-a-good-day-it-was <![CDATA[S wales Forum b-Ass boot Fae LUGGY= ''Say's I" Laff r woot....]]> http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/14-S-wales-Forum-b-Ass-boot-Fae-LUGGY-Say-s-I-quot-Laff-r-woot Sat, 21 Apr 2012 00:46:11 GMT [QUOTE=LordLugworm;4417202][[U]B]To MODS?
Hopefully this will last in our Forum[/U][/B]

[U]as its based on getting more
people posting n Helping and be nicer To the Newr people
n given them a chance because even the best can even learn from the newer?[/U]

To all the SW members?
And i do expect a fair few REPLYS?

Although this forum seams to be running quite well at the mo.. n not to many ..Creeps..creeping n ..

Think this forum has had enough of the bitchy types

So to all..:nerd:

Dont know if many have noticed,,
but the Bitches r slung over thier Potion pot at presant
and are not posting Negative stuff so much????? They know who they are?

All those who would prefer,
a None negative forum
Then Just stand up n

''Say's I"

Yer goolies-will be turned to chum( chum=shark Bait) if you go back on this Oath by tha ways..:nono:

n we will all try to be a lot nicer to each other ok:cc_surren

Means Cardiff n Swansea will share the SWANSEA ends Bass quota freely
but we will still tell them they cannot..:clap: just for the Laff of it all..

From now on lets
all be nice,

and then we can clearly point out

the blatent Trouble makers:clap: and :clap:n take them with a pinch of Salt..:clap: not trying to Alienate them r OUTs..
we can not be seen to hate, haters..cun we?

wsf-Sw=Section

cud be the best laff going if we Grouphug ..:kissing:

No more i can fish better Marlarkage..we all started knowing BUGga all.

Share info, get Reports pictures on wsf..

Dont think anybody got time for ARGUE-ing

I Thought that was Fae the woman, ARGUeing n BITCHY is fae women?

And, a reason God, was kind enough to provide us with fish+Centuary TT m n tha ZZiplex, Fladen n likes??:fishing:

Lets all be friendly and have a laff.

b4 this site or web opened..

There was more sharing of experience, and experiences,
and guys fishen, willing to walk up to each other n
recive a smile n tips
them days r dissapearing fast..
lets chage that...??

I have fished so many yrs, and offer some advice.. .. and so will have many..

but i still learn, n try new stuff all the time..

I have given advice
and also gone on to learn
from people who do not happen to know bugga all, belive it or not.

I learned some-thing from a guy today
who has fished 2 yrs only... n not on forum..

But dont ask me what i learned ok, it a secret,,sssh
I am un-aproachable hahaha:whistling

All those willing to Give diss-likes n what evers the by gones= shake hands??

add thier
nameTag below to this thread..Bye replying with at least

'' Say's I "

Have a new start you lot??

and Remember that you Have taken the Square table Oath of

'' Say's I "

Do be seated o Fellow Knights of the S.w Square table?

''Say's I"[/QUOTE] ]]> LordLugworm http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/14-S-wales-Forum-b-Ass-boot-Fae-LUGGY-Say-s-I-quot-Laff-r-woot Luggy for PM geat idea..hum http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/13-Luggy-for-PM-geat-idea-hum Fri, 20 Apr 2012 23:44:02 GMT [QUOTE=gowerpower;4418403]Luggy for Prime Minister, full of good advice and much friendliness! :)

Now, just need to get back down to wales and catch starting some fishies....... so that I can add some pics/posts :)[/QUOTE]

Oh my .. you got me thinking nooow..whata great idea..ahahahah ]]> LordLugworm http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/13-Luggy-for-PM-geat-idea-hum Bristol Channel Wrecks http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/12-Bristol-Channel-Wrecks Fri, 20 Apr 2012 20:47:28 GMT [QUOTE=LordLugworm;4371930]Brilliant idea for Drifting John Mate.. will certainly help any body venturing to a new mark or wreck they wish to drift..
As John says.. Locate first the wreck...
Then use the drop line and float to easy line up for drifting past it.

But i would also add?
Having a side imaging sonar device like mine ;)
Will help you see any wrecks as they are in real time

see this one ,, First yellow wreck bouy outside Port talbot harbour..?
[IMG]http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=103314&d=1260189248[/IMG]

this is play back mode on my pc at home :)

[video=youtube_share;bS-mjNaZ-5Y]http://youtu.be/bS-mjNaZ-5Y[/video] Goto 1:32 on video and see the wreck just off Rest bay?
The bow of this wreck faces Rest bay not far from Hytchwyns point.
Not many know of its existance there?
The skipper has tried to beach it but run short by about 100m beyond low water? I have a variety of fish from here. Conger , rays ..
Many boat from portcawl heading to Sker go direct over this wreck n not even know it is there..
All they see it tubulent waters.over low waters n few hours either side. And on the charts, it is not shown.[/QUOTE] ]]> LordLugworm http://www.worldseafishing.com/forums/entry.php/12-Bristol-Channel-Wrecks