Hi Guys (and gals),
Found this forum, great resource so far with lots of sensible and useful discussions!
I'm looking at getting involved in spearfishing (after a fantastic experience in Oz a few years ago) and want to begin by acclimatising to different terrain and underwater flora first without a gun so I don't get a hunting lust and over-commit myself. Slow and steady, so to speak.
So my question is where is best to start out to experience a variety of underwater habitats and gain experience in thick kelp beds, sandy seabeds and rocky crevices?
I'm not after any secret spots but some helpful advice on where to begin my 'journey'. I'm based just outside Exeter and places with good access, as my beginning forays will probably shorter at first, would be useful.
I have been thinking about sites like south of shell cove near Dawlish and Ladram Bay near Budleigh. Any info or recommendations would be appreciated or pointers to where I can find out more.
Also are there any exclusion area that I can't go?
Thanks in advance
Found this forum, great resource so far with lots of sensible and useful discussions!
I'm looking at getting involved in spearfishing (after a fantastic experience in Oz a few years ago) and want to begin by acclimatising to different terrain and underwater flora first without a gun so I don't get a hunting lust and over-commit myself. Slow and steady, so to speak.
So my question is where is best to start out to experience a variety of underwater habitats and gain experience in thick kelp beds, sandy seabeds and rocky crevices?
I'm not after any secret spots but some helpful advice on where to begin my 'journey'. I'm based just outside Exeter and places with good access, as my beginning forays will probably shorter at first, would be useful.
I have been thinking about sites like south of shell cove near Dawlish and Ladram Bay near Budleigh. Any info or recommendations would be appreciated or pointers to where I can find out more.
Also are there any exclusion area that I can't go?
Thanks in advance