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spear fishing in pembrokeshire
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Fantastic Pollock I have never seen one while diving that was bigger than 5lb.
I never study the contents of my catches stomach because I fillet straight from the whole fish without gutting, but I can see why it might be of interesting to some!
I never study the contents of my catches stomach because I fillet straight from the whole fish without gutting, but I can see why it might be of interesting to some!
Cheers guys,
Been quite a happy chap all day even tho I was in work and it was a monday!!
As for guts the big pollack had about 10 small velvet swimmers in it. The 5lber was empty. I have found pollack to almost a pound in the guts of bass that were only about 4lb and in August had a few 3.5lbers that were stuffed full of spider peelers/softies. so collected a few from the sand which are in my freezer ready for the winter cod! Would have used them for the Bass this summer but was too busy diving!
As for the triggers they don't really seem to get up to North wales in any great numbers. Have seen a few in the inshore trawls while I was in Bangor and a few caught in the Straights.
The Triggers I saw on Friday were in the same place as 2 years ago but their numbers had doubled! there must have been 50+ fish with some nice bass mixed in as well.
Dave
Been quite a happy chap all day even tho I was in work and it was a monday!!
As for guts the big pollack had about 10 small velvet swimmers in it. The 5lber was empty. I have found pollack to almost a pound in the guts of bass that were only about 4lb and in August had a few 3.5lbers that were stuffed full of spider peelers/softies. so collected a few from the sand which are in my freezer ready for the winter cod! Would have used them for the Bass this summer but was too busy diving!
As for the triggers they don't really seem to get up to North wales in any great numbers. Have seen a few in the inshore trawls while I was in Bangor and a few caught in the Straights.
The Triggers I saw on Friday were in the same place as 2 years ago but their numbers had doubled! there must have been 50+ fish with some nice bass mixed in as well.
Dave
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Awesome fish! Out of interest, when you get something that big, what's in it's stomach?
(Maybe I'm odd but I usually check what the fish has been eating)
I got one the other day with a car licence plate in it, chief brody told me to keep it a secret so don't tell anyone
Getting near the close of poll, only another day to go http://forums.deeperblue.com/uk-ireland/84117-september-fish-month.html . Make sure you've voted and make sure your mates have. It's been a great month for entries and deserves a big turnout in the voting.
Several of the September FOM fish are featured in the http://forums.deeperblue.com/spearo-board/82043-deeper-blue-spearfishing-hall-fame.html along with a fair few other new entries and already an entry from October FOM. If you haven't checked out the HOF lately then have a look. It makes great viewing.
Dave.
Several of the September FOM fish are featured in the http://forums.deeperblue.com/spearo-board/82043-deeper-blue-spearfishing-hall-fame.html along with a fair few other new entries and already an entry from October FOM. If you haven't checked out the HOF lately then have a look. It makes great viewing.
Dave.
Got out on Sunday the weather wasnt great with wind and rain most the day. Didnt see any bass or mullet but plenty of wrasse and pollack about.
Tested out the new camera mount today
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImG2UoVpBOk]YouTube - Speargun cam test[/ame]
Pics of the camera mount here
http://forums.deeperblue.com/spearguns-accessories/84436-test.html
Tested out the new camera mount today
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImG2UoVpBOk]YouTube - Speargun cam test[/ame]
Pics of the camera mount here
http://forums.deeperblue.com/spearguns-accessories/84436-test.html
Seasons greetings to all on DB.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all my mates on DB :inlove.
Dave.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all my mates on DB :inlove.
Dave.
Happy New Years!!!
December FOM is now complete and the winner has been announced
The FOY 2009 is finally here.
As December Fom had no Poll the FOY has been brought forward
The poll will Start Tonight at 7pm and run for 5 days.
Please follow the link Below to the official Thread
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I'd like to know the same last season was my first. What's going to be the best month to start in West Wales with a chance of seeing some fish?
Got some serious cabin fever this winter
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Lo, got in today For my first dive of 2010 but there was not much vis (2 metres at best) in 5 degrees water which was rather refreshing! The local fisherman needed help removing rope from his prop and then proceeded to tell me that he had not caught anything since early january.
Give it another month or so for the temperatures to rise and some fish to start showing!
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Give it another month or so for the temperatures to rise and some fish to start showing!
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