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Brighton (Brighton and Hove)

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Davids

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Hello guys,
I am almost new at spearfishing as I started this summer and had only around 6-8 times to dive but it was awesome indeed. Most of the time was spearfishing in Brighton, as it is closest place from London but the main problem I face is visibility as it is very unpredictable even it shows that weather was't too bad, when you arrive visibility is so shity and plans goes no where. Is any one has any advise what to do to avoid those empty visits or maybe some where is better place to spear except both west and main Pier ?
 
Hi guys,

Anyone been in Brighton Pier like today or yesturday? Cant find any info on visibility.
Maybe there some websites and i can check it online?
Thanks for your help
 
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