[Keith White]

catch report and how-to

http://www.jerseybassguides.com/bassfish/blog1.php/2010/06/23/wabbit-holes-whitehole-hrf

enjoy.

 

[NeilMacfarlane]

Thanks Keith- really good and instructive read. Great photos too - looks like a heart stopping drop into the sea....!

 

[mike symons]

Great report and pictures Keith well done again.

 

[Alex Jordan]

All good stuff - great little report

I am still in shock and awe at the small eyed ray!

 

[Nick R]

Very interesting read Keith.

 

[Bagpuss]

Keith I'm confused. Manx loughtan sheep, an Isle of Man TT centenary cap. Are you sure that is Jersey????

Incidentally the indigenous Manx loughtan sheep was nearly extinct a few years ago (when I was a boy). Then someone realised that the meat tasted great & they could live in places other sheep couldn't & they have made a massive comeback all over the place.

Even the TT mascot now is a Loughtan sheep called Ramsey. What next??

 

[Keith White]

Keith I'm confused. Manx loughtan sheep, an Isle of Man TT centenary cap. Are you sure that is Jersey????

I thought you'd like that.

We have family connections in the IOM.

 

[Bagpuss]

I thought you'd like that.

We have family connections in the IOM.

How many Manx Loughtan sheep are on Jersey do you reckon???

Family connections. Anyone I might know???

 

[Simon L]

Family connections. Anyone I might know???

I feel a Star Wars moment coming on here . . . . . . "i am your father" .. . . .:shock:

 

[Keith White]

How many Manx Loughtan sheep are on Jersey do you reckon???

Family connections. Anyone I might know???

Quite a few. They are free roaming over a huge area of the North coast.
My Daughters partner is from IOM.

I feel a Star Wars moment coming on here . . . . . . "i am your father" .. . . .:shock:

LOL..

 

[Bagpuss]

I feel a Star Wars moment coming on here . . . . . . "i am your father" .. . . .:shock:

I have connections in Jersey so don't joke about these things we may be long lost cousins or something :-o

 

[Keith White]

http://www.isleofman.com/news/article.aspx?article=26204

70 it seems.

 

[Bagpuss]

On a more serious note, children that were put up for adoption in the 1960's / 1970's were swapped, so to speak. The Channel Islands kids came to the Isle of Man & were adopted by Manx parents & visa versa.
Sad that they ended up away from their country of birth, but I guess it was done for the obvious reasons, small communities, everyone knowing everyone else's business etc etc.