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Guernsey 2010

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Thanks for the opinions on the flattie guys, i did have topknot on the list, but had convinced myself that it was right-eyed, so to speak. The tail is very 'Topknot' as per my "Sea Fishes" [sic] book that i have.

I managed a short dip somewhere else out a bit deeper and much clearer tonight, but didnt even sea a single fishy.
Funny the thinks that spook me when out tho, i bumped into a buoy at one point when i turned my head - creepers did i jump!!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY COLIN... DID YOU GET A NEW TORCH YET??? :)
hope you've had a good day.
 
So - snow or no snow?
It seems England is going to get plastered white but I have just googled up 5 or 6 Guernsey weather site all of which suggest 5-6 c for the weekend!
 
The good old days when spiders were plentiful & you could even find the odd sole.
 

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When I was a nipper, in the late '60s, we used to go down to Vazon and pick up spidercrabs at low tide from the shallows at the North end. In the early '70s I started snorkelling and remember the sea bed being carpeted with them, mainly females, but with larger males around the edges of clumps.
 
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A big thankyou to all who took part in this years FOM/FOY. A special thankyou to Old Man Dave ( always in our thoughts) and Devondave for the trophies and Shield and of course a massive thankyou to Anthony for donating this years Speargun Prize.








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OK Guerns, as its quiet here, here a version of the guess where game on the fishy forum... for those with some local knowledge...
See if you can guess where the video is to; the first one is meant to be difficult! but i'll post part 2 shortly...
I promise that by video 3 you'll know exactly where it is - assuming you get in the water... rofl:t:)

 
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I like your thinking Paul, it was good vis that night eh :)

Sorry tom, Not quite.
next vid tomorrow...

there's an inch of snow at the airport right now! :)

We’ve got about 7 or 8 inches on the roads over here in my neck of the woods, interesting drive to work this morning, there’s vans and lorries all over the place!
 
ok, here's video number 2. I think there's almost enough info for someone local to work it out... I think you will need to watch it in HD though.



Paul it sounds like you guys have too much snow! send some over here...
 
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Ahhhh, bloney Podge was right, you're in the sea eh!

More than that, no idea! Base of a pier maybe but there's a fair few of them round yer.
 
Ok then guess number 2, you’re in the sea on the “coastal” side of the Island...!roflroflrofl
Come on Jonny make it a bit easier for all of us none Gurn's:)
 
Still full of a cold, so no more spearfishing for me this year. :(

Meant to be off on a scuba holiday soon, but with the weather, it could end up being a fortnight on a bench in Gatwick. Even if I get to Lanzarote, I am in no condition to dive at the moment so could be stuck on dry land.
 
Ah but there's oyster tables in quite a few places, Rocquaine, Port Grat, Grande Havre, Chouet, Paradis and Herm off the top of me head but there's probably more.

That said, those look too sandy for Rocquaine and Paradis, and too long for Port Grat, and they're used which I don't think Port Grat is anymore, and Herms a long way away, sooo I'll go for Chouet?
 
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Well done Tom :)
you recognised the sand patterns in that area i take it.. :)
well it was just meant to be a bit of fun, harder by video than with a photo!!
I dont think many of the tables are in use at the moment?

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