No probs with the fish but I've seen my brother twice screaming in agony from spider crab claws lol....very funny
Lucky it wasn't one of these fellas:
http://www.ibtimes.com/claude-15-pound-monster-tasmanian-king-crab-reaches-uk-photos-709966
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No probs with the fish but I've seen my brother twice screaming in agony from spider crab claws lol....very funny
Always found the quickest way to dispatch fish is hold them by the mouth and flip upside down, stick it between your knee's and a
knife straight between the gills, have to be abit careful with Bass spines but very quick way to finish off.
Now thats a lovely tasty fish...I've never seen one from the shore around the south east, were you diving in deep water from a boat?Hav'nt even seen a Trigger or Gilthead yet maybe this year, shot a John Dory out in Kerry last year.
Hi Rob, did you buy that pup in Cork from a guy named Liam? If so I'd say you've got a good one there. Get him used to seeing and ignoring sheep, as soon and as often as possible.
On another note, has anyone been diving out in West Cork recently? I'm hankering after some scallops but not sure what the vis will be like in the bays after all the recent rain and big seas.
feckin hell... do you paddle out?Would'nt mind a few scallops myself but water is like chocolate at the moment.
Have been doing quite abit of surfing over the sandbank we normally fish over Rob, it's a crazy spot when the big swells roll in.
I removed same in my quote.Actually going to remove my post as i'll likely get linched next time I go down there after giving out directions, it's not actually shipping channel more the point under cliffs.
Hope you're feeling better now and it sounds like your pup is a lot better too. Unfortunately that kind of thing happens a lot with lurchers. I stopped breeding years ago because I couldn't guarantee a good life for the pups. Unless I end up with something really special I'll probably never breed another litter now.Sorry Dave, been in bed sick for last 3 weeks
I got him at 4months from a local rescue. Apartnly he was left chained at a halting site was was skin and bones ready for death. He had been bitten in the sinus and it was a bad infection. After a few weeks at the Vets he went to the rescue then we picked him up. The breed is an old one from Arabia and as we lived out that way for a while it was a nice fit.
He is about 6months now and super fast, I'd love to know if he could go after wabbits
Wouldnt mind some scallops myself, but I'm not allowed exercise for another 2-3 weeks
That's a sparrowhawk Derek. They usually hang round bird tables rather than fishponds but they do bath a lot to keep their feathers in order. Nice picture.Hi Lads, seen this beauty hanging around my fish pond today, I'm not sure if its a Kestrel or Sparrow Hawk anyone got any ideas?
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