Who's out this weekend in the sleet

[mancity]

Gonna be angin.........bring it on!

[Andy 24]

Can't wait to finish work this afternoon, fishing by 5.30pm (traffic permitting).

It won't be as cold as last Friday night.

[Carper90]

they reckon on the bbc that the temp is going to drop quite quickly over the next few weeks

[Ginge]

not to good for fishing then if the is a drematic temp drop

[mancity]

Great.......

[Ginge]

better than the x-factor though what u say

[stotty]

Originally Posted by Ginge

better than the x-factor though what u say

i agree whateva the weather i will be fishing

[Critch]

Originally Posted by stotty

i agree whateva the weather i will be fishing

you sure of that?

[stotty]

Originally Posted by Critch

you sure of that?

100% certain mate if i can get out i will

[Critch]

see you on Uni saturday then

[nicholaswynn]

ive just fished last fri night and guess what at 1.30 in the morning fish on in what i can only discribe as a mosoon,only a pair of socks on my feet.at least i managed to hit the right rod .result a 12lb starburst mirror second that night

[Andy 24]

Yep, Friday night was wild alright, amazingly I managed to bag 2 mirrors 13+ and 15

[Rainey]

Originally Posted by nicholaswynn

ive just fished last fri night and guess what at 1.30 in the morning fish on in what i can only discribe as a mosoon,only a pair of socks on my feet.at least i managed to hit the right rod .result a 12lb starburst mirror second that night

What is a starburst thought it was a sweet

its an expression used to describe a particular scale pattern on the fish,usually on the wrist of the tail

[Blue]

This weekend, make sure your anchored down!

Forecasters Warning

-- Heavy Snow & Severe Gales--

Areas Affected: Snow : Upper ground England/Scotland Severe Gales South Wales/Southern Ireland/South-west England

Some exceptional weather around this weekend ahead of storm Isaac which is expected to cross the UK during Saturday and Sunday.

Initially, there are warnings of heavy snowfall for a time across Northern England and Scotland as the frontal system from Isaac pushes North-east against colder surface air.

Accumulations of up to 3-5cm are possible before a rapid thaw takes place later on Saturday.

Late on Saturday evening and into Sunday, severe gale force winds will pick up to the West of Ireland and Swing South-east across Southern Ireland, South Wales and South-west England.

Winds of up to 70mph with gusts of up to 90-100mph across exposed coasts brings the risk of structural damage along possible sea surge flooding on Sunday afternoon along North Cornwall as the winds combine with high tide around 4pm.