The view from our caravan this evening. The white dot on the right is South Stack lighthouse.
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Rule#4:Don't feed the troll
Unfortunately I can now disprove the "Red sky at night" theory as it was horrible and murcky the next morning.
Good afternoon though, first time I've managed to get out on Redneck and it was wonderful
Hi Chris, from Trearddur Bay. Launched at 3.30 a couple of hours before high tide and parked on the main road 200 yards from the slip.
Great afternoon, made it slowly round to South Stack and did a bit of fishing on the way back.
Weather looks good tomorrow, so going to head down past Rhosneigr from Trearddur.
there are some great rick formations to explore around there, just under Ellen’s tower, and sea caves in the next bay between nth stack and sth stack. be careful around rhosniger, lots of rocks and reefs lurking to catch you out. there's a nice bay to anchor up the other side of rhosniger, Porth Trecastle, and i'm told good fishing off the reef at Carreg-y-Trai near Abberffraw. if you get that far then you should give Pilots Cove a go on Llandwyn Island off Newborough Forest, its not to me missed if you get the chance
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BLACK PIG
Piglet
spy-sea-one
very small, not got a clue what it was and put it back. I will have BBQ mackerel (that I have caught) one day.
a couple of hours before high tide and parked on the main road 200 yards from the slip.
