Fantastic, thanks a million
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South coast Cornwall on Sat morning, beautiful conditions.
6 nice flounder (spread the love and gave 2 away), 3 big mullet missed at point blank as I am still coming out of hibernation!
Loads of bass but could not get near, or bring them in, they were all mostly 4-6lb which is a great sign but skittish as anything. Also, none in holes and it was a bit gutting working so hard only to see them freeswimming. Vis mostly out to about 8-10m, plankton backing off.
Hi fellas ,
bit of a longshot but ...
anyone in West Cornwall got a pump for a pneumatic Omer tempest?
just need to borrow one for a recharge after making a few mods and a service...
failing that anyone know who might sell them?
cheers
jim
in tonight, south coast, lots of plankton, 2 basking sharks....no mullet or bass. Saw some pollack and a garfish - thats all, vis was good under the plankton.
They are a spearos nightmare,after shooting a single fish you usually let the gun go while sorting the fish out. The gun is still loaded with the second spear and normaly pointing straight at you while your sorting the fish. The barrel is 38mm in diameter and with 2 spears plus rubbers not the best gun to track with. If you do shoot a fish and try to take a second out of the shoal while the first fish is still on it becomes very difficult with a fish still on thrashing around. When you do get 2 fish,one on each spear it becomes a tangled mass of shooting line and fish.