Elessar
Well-Known Member
I had no rope but I had a mobile phone.Could you not have tied it to that sea wall with some old rope
I considered going to get some but there was nothing nearby to secure it to.
So short answer “no”
I had no rope but I had a mobile phone.Could you not have tied it to that sea wall with some old rope
I had no rope but I had a mobile phone.
I considered going to get some but there was nothing nearby to secure it to.
So short answer “no”
Wonder what the outcome would be if there was a nasty accident and MAIB were involved. Evidence emerged that KHM had been notified and did nothing.
Should have poked it up the fisherman's aft endSimilar experience in Southampton Water many years ago.
We slowed to a stop heading back to Marchwood. After a bit of cutting, I freed the prop and pulled about 30 foot of fishing net from the water.
Similar type to this picture..
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Seemed very slow back to the mooring where I found a further tight football sized clump around the prop.
I called Southampton Harbour Master expecting that I'd be able to drop the discarded net off at their office... no such luck... I said to them that I felt like throwing it back in to where it came from (since I was still on board with it) ... they just couldn't accept it.
Next best plan was to use it as a boat cover to keep the birds off because it was heavy/quality.
It ended up going to the tip in carrier bags over a number of weeks..
(I thought it looked too much like a fishing net to use as a bird scarer!)
I would hope that these days they would have taken it off my hands.