Thanks mate, if the water is clear and the fish are there then it’s such a fun way of catching them! A really rewarding method and very exciting!

Good to see you’re still bringing them in mate. That chill is setting in quickly! I’m sure I’ll be netting again this year and will let you know mate if we are lucky enough to get some! 👍🏻

Whiting are on their way back in for sure. Still other species around though, a small whiting out live could result in something sizeable still 👍🏻

Thanks mate, will be after their big brother next time!

Yes mate - will have to do it again soon!

Glad you enjoyed it. Nothing better than a bit of light summer fishing

Hi Andy, well… would I recommend a small boat? Yes! 100%. But, you need to do your research, take small steps at a time and take time to learn how the boat / sea / your skills all work together. Legally there is not too much to do, just a VHF course for your marine radio. I would also suggest an RYA powerboat level 2 course. The cheapest way to keep a boat is on your drive or a piece of land away from the marina and launch each time. Factor in a trailer and tow car though… In theory if you are handy you can do any work needed yourself servicing the engine etc. In short, boats are a lifestyle - do some research and get a good hull with the best engine your budget allows. Enjoy! Ed

@@Suffolksportsfishing thank you ED i had my own business i was a motor mechanic for over 30+ years so engine wise should be ok still respray the odd accident repair so doing an old boat up not a problem it was just knowing the procedures of if i had to pay or tell someone at the Harbour that i am launching a boat i can take the vhf test just thought there was more to it but thanks for the advise really appreciate stay safe buddy 👍👍👍👍 Andy Halesworth Suffolk👍👍👍

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Keep your eye out mate, or they’ll get ya!