Sark October 2006

    Mr Thomas with a fine brace of Black Bream

    First Mullet of the week for Nick a fish of 3lb 8oz

    Conrad's Mullet of 3lb

    Whoops......

    Rob Pearson's Black Bream of......

    John with a early fine Mullet

    Whoops......

    Black Bream 2lb 7oz

    Conrad's fish of the week......

    ...... a fine specimen Mullet of 4lb 14oz a personal best and a cracking good fish

    An Eel of 21lb 4oz for Conrad from Maseline Harbour

    and another 30lb something Eel for Wayne

    and a Bull Huss of 5lb from Rob

    A selection of fish......

    taking it easy

    The Rope Mark never looks any easier......

   Judging by the smile the Mullet of 5lb 5oz 

   ......or was it this one

    And a Black Bream of 4lb 1oz

    another small collection......

    Always calm, warm late afternoons

    Unfortunately the journey home

    One last glimpse of the Maseline Harbour

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        The Only Way To Travel, Conrad & Rob outside Avenue Cycles

        Wayne Thomas with a Grey Mullet of 3lb 4oz from Hogsback

        John Avery with a Grey Mullet,

        Wayne Thomas with a Black Bream,

        Wayne Thomas with a fine brace of Black Bream, all from Hogsback

        Mullet feeding from Rope Mark

        John Avery with a Black Bream from Rope Mark

        Nick Phillips with a Grey Mullet of 3lb 8oz from Rope Mark

        and now with a Grey Mullet of 4lb 13 1/2oz from Havre Gosselin

        John Avery Grey Mullet from Havre Gosselin

        Wayne Thomas with a 4lb Black Bream from the same mark

        ....still fighting........ 

        Black Bream of 2lb 12oz from Eperquerie

        Martin Turner with a 4lb plus Grey Mullet at Eperquerie

        Michael Squires prior to returning the 28lb Conger caught between Old & New Harbours

        John Avery's Conger of 32lb 12oz also returned shortly after

        Another fine specimen, Black Bream of 2lb 12oz from Eperquerie

        Rob with another Mullet from the Ropemark

        The only real hazard on bikes, apart from 300 foot cliffs, was gorse scratches 

                         on the elbows !!

        Martin Turner with a fine Mullet to the LHS of Havre Gosselin

        Black Bream from the same mark

        Wayne with the best Mullet of the week, 5lb 2oz from Eperquerie

        Conrad with Black Bream which even feed at night

        Working our way down the Ropemark, but it's worth it

        Conrad with one of his first Mullet

        ......and Wrasse

        Accommodation was excellent at The Bel Air Inn Chalets, if a bit overgrown

        ...newer bungalows were available.....

        ...and only a few yards from the Bel Air Inn.....

                         Pollack and Black Bream

        Very deep water from La Maseline Jetty

        and also the older Creux Harbour

        And don't forget Michael Squires Snr, had the time of his life

        ....and bought the T-shirt