Wow man looking good down there Great place to explore, it’s also amazing the rubbish that people put in the water, one day they will think before they pollute our beautiful ocean, we got to look after her for our kids and there’s .... love your videos keep up the good work buddy
Agree 💯% never eat scallops or muscle's filter feeders from the dirty ground, and the viz ability was poor for you on that trip, thanks for the video always love seeing the ground from new place's to us, 👌👌
In a previous video were you using Cressi Gara plastic fins? If so, how do they compare to the carbon fins you are using here? Do you feel like you need to protect the carbon fins more when you are foraging around the rocks? Also, do you do any apnea training to keep yourself dive ready?
Thanks for the comment! Yea I was using cressi plastic fins when I lost//broke my previous carbons. Carbon fins are much easier on the body you can swim faster but have less strain on the legs. You can still get out there and catch dinner and have a fun time with plastic though. I am probably slightly more careful with the carbon fins but not especially precious about them. Yeah I used to do a lot of training for spearfishing and that made me a better diver. I was doing dives over 2 mins. Over winter/early spring is great time to do it. I did cardio, apnea training and flexibility work.
Crabs will shed their shells when they grow but this was a collection of dead crabs. Lots of crabs die in the commercial process and have to be thrown out. This was 100% the discard of dead crabs
The block/ stone walled area looked very much like crabbers wharf. The pipe gave it away. If you find any lures stuck in the bottom- they're probably mine heh heh Hope you're staying sane admist this maddness chap ;-)
Thanks for the comment Karl! I haven’t been down to the sea in a long time but I found a few decent sidewinder last year. Can’t vouch for sanity to begin with but definitely looking forward to this lockdown ending! 👍
Do you know how to lure lobsters out of a hole Worked for me every time If lobster is under a ledge or rock Get above and behind Swirl up the muck in front of his den Then flash shiny object Knife a couple of times in front of the den in the cloud of muck They cant help walking straight out If they bolt it'll be in a strait line and never more than 20 30 feet Its never failed for me They must feel safe in the muck cloud Try if you like It will work If you don't already no All the best matey Pete
Wow man looking good down there Great place to explore, it’s also amazing the rubbish that people put in the water, one day they will think before they pollute our beautiful ocean, we got to look after her for our kids and there’s .... love your videos keep up the good work buddy
Thanks man, I didn't know what I was going to find when I set off but lots of busy ports are littered with rubbish, so I wasn't too surprised.
Strange, I was offered one of those flats TODAY that you can see in the background
haha I bet they have a good view in summer but in winter might be a bit miserable
Agree 💯% never eat scallops or muscle's filter feeders from the dirty ground, and the viz ability was poor for you on that trip, thanks for the video always love seeing the ground from new place's to us, 👌👌
Absolutely, always interesting
Yep should do a Weymouth harbour might find some treasures lol
Don’t think I’m allowed but I know for sure there is jewellery lost in there!
In a previous video were you using Cressi Gara plastic fins? If so, how do they compare to the carbon fins you are using here? Do you feel like you need to protect the carbon fins more when you are foraging around the rocks? Also, do you do any apnea training to keep yourself dive ready?
Thanks for the comment! Yea I was using cressi plastic fins when I lost//broke my previous carbons. Carbon fins are much easier on the body you can swim faster but have less strain on the legs. You can still get out there and catch dinner and have a fun time with plastic though. I am probably slightly more careful with the carbon fins but not especially precious about them.
Yeah I used to do a lot of training for spearfishing and that made me a better diver. I was doing dives over 2 mins. Over winter/early spring is great time to do it. I did cardio, apnea training and flexibility work.
@@ryane8881 I have now picked up a pair of carbon fins :) What apnea training do you do?
@@SRHartley that’s great. Have a look at “apnea walks”. Simple but can really help 👍
Do Weymouth harbour
Not sure if that's allowed!
Those dead crabs arnt dead it is where they grow and shed there shels
Crabs will shed their shells when they grow but this was a collection of dead crabs. Lots of crabs die in the commercial process and have to be thrown out. This was 100% the discard of dead crabs
The block/ stone walled area looked very much like crabbers wharf.
The pipe gave it away.
If you find any lures stuck in the bottom- they're probably mine heh heh
Hope you're staying sane admist this maddness chap
;-)
Thanks for the comment Karl! I haven’t been down to the sea in a long time but I found a few decent sidewinder last year. Can’t vouch for sanity to begin with but definitely looking forward to this lockdown ending! 👍
@@ryane8881 i look forward to your next upload chap.
Keep safe!
@@karlstokes874 Cheers mate, take care and maybe see you down the coast one day!
@@ryane8881 thankyou.
It would be great to meet up one day for sure.
Many regards
Great video, was this your first dive over there?
yeah I've been ill and not able to spearfish properly just went to have a look around the units for fun
Do you know how to lure lobsters out of a hole Worked for me every time If lobster is under a ledge or rock Get above and behind Swirl up the muck in front of his den Then flash shiny object Knife a couple of times in front of the den in the cloud of muck They cant help walking straight out If they bolt it'll be in a strait line and never more than 20 30 feet Its never failed for me They must feel safe in the muck cloud Try if you like It will work If you don't already no All the best matey Pete
That's fascinating Pete, thanks for sharing I didn't know that trick. I don't tend to catch too many lobsters!
@@ryane8881 Stay safe matey It saves using a hook if you ever need some They seem to wedge themselves in so tight eh Have a good summer Ryan
So much crap around there no gilt heads about in that area then
Yeah I was just having a look around, I think I've only seen 1 this year.