The great thing about the internet is you have the ability to say what you want and it’s very hard for Governments to shut you up.

On quiet days I’ll often trawl through all kinds of conspiracy theories. Some are so crazy you have to laugh. Others make you stop and think. Today I found a stop and think conspiracy theory and it’s called “ChemTrails”.

Before I go into them I want to post a couple of links to videos that I think you should watch and see what you think.

The first is 4 videos (13mb each) in which William Thomas gives a really insightful presentation on ChemTrails
http://www.workingtv.com/chemtrails.html

The 2nd video cip (36mb) is on William’s web site:
http://www.willthomas.net/Chemtrails/index.htm

ChemTrails are believed to be chemical trails left behind by Government backed aircraft flying above our skies. This isn’t just a USA operation but a global one including us in the UK.

Now normal trails left by normal aircraft dissipate after a very short period (Look at them next time you’re out and you’ll see what I mean). Although some linger the vast majority disappear after only a couple of minutes. ChemTrails however are different because they last hours and hours.

The two main theories behind them are:

1. Population control
2. Prevention of Global Warming

There are some outstanding comments on these video clips and I urge you to have a look and see what you think.

My sea fishing this year so far has been great!

With my favourite season looming (winter fishing nov-feb) I was thinking back to what has made this year such a great year so far.

3 species caught this year not caught before (black bream, red mullet and bull huss). I've also had 4 PB's (personal bests) broken this year.

Although I've spent a lot of money on equipment I feel very safe because safety equipment has played a large part in my investments.

The most important thing this year has been a staggering amount of knowledge learnt and techniques honed. If I could learn the same amount each year I get really excited thinking how my fishing will be in a few years time.

I really must join a club one day and see if I'm missing anything.