donnygeoff

Hi Jonny, I thought the goose was good until I saw the bee, Fantastic shot, realy like it.

Nature at its best. Great pics.

Hi smellyloo, I agree with the live bait bit, and I don't do it. The lures that I have have barbless hooks, or if they are barbed I nip them down with pliers to make them barbless, I must admit though, the reason for this is that it makes them easier to remove from my fingers, palms, clothing and any other body/material part that they tend to stab into. I would rather float fish for roach, bream etc, and be kept busy rather than set a bite alarm, rest my rod on it and wait. I won't mind if a big one takes my bait, but I fish for pleasure, and am not the specimen hunter type. As to taking fish away from the area they are caught, I think this is wrong, and how long will a live bait be alive.

WOW. I love the colours of the mallard, and boy have you got those. I like it (a lot) Nice one.

I will have to wait untill the 19th, but hey ho, thats life. Been doing a bit on the local ponds though, just to keep my hand in.

A great read Mark, And those last two photos are fantastic.

Realy enjoyed that Mark

that worked then, Jonny, it must be just me and you watching the cam

will this work

Perry, I worked out to zoom by ctrl and the mouse wheel. I have just messed about and found out that I can right click and copy image to my pictures. JonnyThe problem I am having is that when I click the screen shot bit, it just says please wait for a long time. I will try one now. And I thought it was you again moving the camera, every time I went to see if it was Pedro, the blerdy camera moved.

Jonny, As n expert on the Wroxham web cam, how do you take the pictures to post. And is there a way to make the small web cam picture bigger. I saw San Pedro moored up yesterday and wanted to do the screen shot thing but nothing happened.

Again Simon, your eye for a picture astounds me. Keep them coming please. I like to see your photos as i would never have thought of taking such shots. Can't wait to get on the broads in June and see what I can come up with. 10% as good as yours and I will be very happy.

here is thre thread, you can see it to the rot side of the sunken boat, and a better picture on the 4th page of the thread. Edited by Jimbo due to link posted to members only area Added by donny Sorry, didn't realise link went to members after I had found it

I think it was/is up for sale. Jill R, said something about it on another tread I think.

I am not a photographer, but the replies did make me giggle. jpg or raw,...... yep how do I hold the camera....... between you and the subject how do I hold the camera....... tightly so you don't drop it. Also, I din't think they have heard of lakesailoring.

SO, Its YOU who keeps changing the view of the camera is it

Just a little tip, When dealing with any sort of toilet that holds the stuff in a tank, beware of it spraying all over. The best thing to do is put newspaper or plastic sheeting in one corner of the room, stand a small desk fan on top of it. Then if all goes wrong, and the stuff shoots out, it will be easier to clean up. As the s&%t always hits the fan.

there you go Nitro, Said the man was about.

also, a certain Cricko, is online now, so he should have some advice.

Just to add as well, if you go through Yarmouth, make sure you go at low tide/slack water.

Hi nitrochicken, I am not sure about the boat you have picked, but Richardsons is a great yard. As to the bridges in a bigger boat, potter, wroxham are out, but there is plenty of river and broads to navigate. You will have a fantastic time.

I don't think it will be used much, but even the best companies in the world have the odd complaint now and again. And if sorted out as soon as possible, things shouldn't get out of hand.

And don't forget, that includes the broads as well.

Hi Simon, All I know is that the fracture clinic at Doncaster Royal, have internet connection on most beds, if not all, with a pull down touch screen above the beds. When my lad was in after a bad football accident he used it along with the internet phone attached to it, it cost about £10 per day, as he used the internet and phone quite a lot. But well worth it to keep his moral up, luckily he was only in for just over a week. Take care. Geoff

Hope you have better luck fishing than posting Red