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    Posted: 07 Jun 06 at 9:47pm

Thanks for the explanations Catmandoo and 29er397
I ought to have picked it up unaided.

 I mean the meaning not the actual jobby.
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well its better a makrell than the joby, she could only be pleased with that surely!

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but she was overjoyed with a makrall instead of a bunch of flowers
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Best use the word "wotsit" or "thingymajig "to save confusion

especially if sailing at Largs and the jobbie (something) you want is next to a (unwanted ) Jobby on the tramp ,could get nasty

Any way if you do find one its best to wheech it away (throw) and then you can call yourself a Jobbywheecher and become a well respected member of the community

 

similarily if it came upon you you could "wheech the keech" .

Think we've strayed from the topic

caught a mackrell in my Laser once .jumped into cockpit , grabbed it smacked in its heid and chucked in to rescue boat , took it home for mothers day !

 

 

 

 

 



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The above 'jobby' is very undesirable, however there is another type of 'jobbie' which is a word which can refer to pretty much anything. an example

'one o them jobbies' *points a finger at something*

A term usually used when the real term is unknown, can be very usefull in the world of sailing.
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Yes , very undersirable !

Unless you're into that sorta thing

Jobby Ancient word now only used by Billy Connoly as a euphemism for sh*te.
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How does a wee Jobby diminish one's joy?

Is it undesirable in some way?
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I caught a wee fish at largs once on tramp of 5.9 on  windy day , my joy was soon diminished when on the next round wee caught a wee Jobby ( keech, toley ) which unfortunately wasn't identified untilpicked up !!!
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Over here the usual 'catch' is flying fish. They just happen to land on the deck. If they are alive I throw them back.

Deliberate fishing is over longer distances 100 - 200 miles or more.

With the right tackle you are guaranteed a catch.

Usual is of the tuna family but some other fish are also willing. I even caught a sword fish once. It was only a baby a little over a meter long and tasted very good.

It was interesting that it hardly put up a fight till I tried to pull it out of the water.
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Originally posted by jpbuzz591

i have heard of the fish down at chew jumpind into boats, ones nearly jumped into mine but landed a bit short. it was this big (makes big hand gesture), but it got away

well the fish i saw was as big (makes bigger hand gesture) as this

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