I caught a very large Scallop and had a Cannonball hunt underwater at sea

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We thought we would go north again for a reef dive and ended up on the Waste water pipe again. I didnt even realise it went out that far as we were 3km off shore. Caught the biggest scallop I have ever caught which was nice. 147 mm. Stay safe
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[@chosenone8454]

Nice one JP thanks for sharing will look forward to part 2 👍

[@scubadive]

Thanks chosen one 👍🏻😁👍🏻

[@scrappydoo7887]

I think that big iron thing was a huge nut.
Excellent dive a a beast of a scallop 👍

[@scubadive]

Thanks Scrappydoo, it would of made sense it being a nut like the huge ones on the pipes concrete weights 😂👍🏻

[@johnhussey3562]

Very cool as always, many thanks👌👍

[@scubadive]

Thanks for watching John 👍🏻😁👍🏻

[@gracewashburn8276]

That was pretty nice. Find a nice dive interesting the cannonball and then you had that scallop. That was wow I don’t get to see scallops that big everything I see a little bay scallops and they can get downright expensive.😂😂

[@scubadive]

Hi Grace. We get about 80 p each, well Richard does 😂. They taste so much better then the farmed scallops and stay the same size after cooking. I kept the shell of the big one but didn’t eat it as I fed it to a seagul 😂👍🏻

[@AverageAufa]

i watch other guernsey youtubers and i’ve made it a mission to one day visit!! i love the clean waters and abundance of seafood. ~sending love from Singapore 🎉

[@scubadive]

You will love the small gem of an island in the middle of the English Channel. Plenty of history and a nice mix of French and English culture. Thanks for watching AverageAufa 👍🏻😁👍🏻

[@Richard1944]

Just enough for my breakfast,scallops are something I miss in Aus we can get frozen one but they don’t taste the same maybe it about water temperature.

[@scubadive]

Hi Richard. It would be a pleasure to send you some but I’m guessing they won’t travel well, especially all the way to Australia 🇦🇺 thanks for coming for another dive and take care mate. 👍🏻😁👍🏻