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Dorset Spear Fishing 2011

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Happy christmas Tom and family just ordered one of them torches when it comes I will switch it on and face it south you may see it through the gloom from the north like a full moon!!!!Look out little night fishys I will be coming soon.Happy xmas and New year to all down on the south coast I will be back in the spring for a visit.

Excellent. Give me a shout when you're next down this way and I'd be happy to show you a couple of good night fishing spots...
 
after looking everywhere this morn for vis then finding 1 spot with crystal clear water i go home get kitted up get bk to the spot just get in to bump into mr seal! thanks alot mate!!!! merry christmas 2 u 2 you fat f**k!!!!

so next dive is going to b soon to try out my new gun.
 
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Thanks Podge.

Merry Christmas to you all from me too. I'm already looking forward to some summer weather once again. Have a fish filled 2012, hope to see some of you in the sea! Now where is Father Christmas....
 
Had an early one at 6:30am today with nobby and Tom. Torches out and off we all went flatly hunting. No flatties seen. So decided to move off the sand, It was dark and I decided to swim under a large concrete structure in just a few feet of water, then the torch caught a large silver fish, which at first guessed it was a bass. I swam closer to the fish with my torch directly on it, then took a shot just 2 ft from the fish in just 2 ft of water; a nice mullet of well over 4lb. So they're still out there guys!
 
Rubbish, I don't believe it and I was there. Lee brought that mullet out with him and stuck it on the end of his spear and then held it up. It had clearly been dead a long time. It was even gutted and I could clearly see slices of lemon and fennel sticking out of the cavity. Oldest trick in the book :naughty


I was in the water just over two hours from 06.30 - 08.45 and didn't see a single fish. No actually that's not strictly true - I did see a couple of small pollack, 2 prawns, and a dead dogfish being eaten by crabs. Didn't see any flounder, which surprised me a little as we were in a spot where I took lots of flounders in October and November. Ah well, there's always next time...
 
Rubbish, I don't believe it and I was there. Lee brought that mullet out with him and stuck it on the end of his spear and then held it up. It had clearly been dead a long time. It was even gutted and I could clearly see slices of lemon and fennel sticking out of the cavity. Oldest trick in the book :naughty



ha ha brill!! well done lee good job.
it was good getting in with tom and lee again, still quite warm so will be hitting the water in the next couple of days. at this rate i will be going all year round:t
 
Yeah nice one Lee. I'm not jealous. Not even a tiny bit...

...:waterwork:waterwork:waterwork

Just ate it Tom. Bird eye chillies, chorizo, cubed pork belly and mullet, added onions garlic, salt and pepper, some rice and a touch of turmeric and ginger. Stuffed now mate.

I've pretty much decided to go all year round too. I'll give you guys a call in a few days.
 
Nice one lee. We went out earlier around castle cove looking for flatties, unfortunately saw nothing but crabs.

That's a shame mate, very surprised that none of us saw any flatfish?? The mullet was the only fish I saw bar a few small pollack and the usual wrasse.

Give us a shout mate if you want tag along on some ice dives.
 
That's a shame mate, very surprised that none of us saw any flatfish?? The mullet was the only fish I saw bar a few small pollack and the usual wrasse.

Give us a shout mate if you want tag along on some ice dives.

I second that, it's always good to meet other spearos and have more potential dive buddies. Particularly when mine is hogging all the bloody mullet. ;)

Anybody have any clues about why we haven't been seeing any flatties? I was under the impression that winter was the best time for flatfish, but I haven't seen any since mid November.
 
I second that, it's always good to meet other spearos and have more potential dive buddies. Particularly when mine is hogging all the bloody mullet. ;)

Anybody have any clues about why we haven't been seeing any flatties? I was under the impression that winter was the best time for flatfish, but I haven't seen any since mid November.


yes tom . that fat f**k seal that messed my christmas eve dive up that would be my guess.:vangry:vangry
 
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