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JERSEY DIVE TEAM 2015

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Jonny250 said:
i had a plaice in my hands today too. bout a pound, totally gorgeous patterns and marking. left it to swim away...
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That's only about 450grams.... prob legal but pretty small.............good decision.
 
Good things come to those who wait..... I have not been diving for many years now, mainly due to a medical condition but ... I am halfway through some treatment (UVB light treatment) & it really seems to be working.
So, I have plans...... six more weeks yet but, I will be back in action...
 
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INTER ISLAND SPECIES COMP- JERSEY 6 Guernsey Nil

Flounder 1.05kgs caught 8th May by Mike S
 

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Do you have freshwater streams on Jersey?
I think there aren't so many flounder onguernsey because there's not much fresh running into the sea? I've only seen 1 there and it was maybe half a pound.

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grantl said:
Do you have freshwater streams on Jersey?
I think there aren't so many flounder onguernsey because there's not much fresh running into the sea? I've only seen 1 there and it was maybe half a pound.

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No real streams in Jsy either (except after rain) BTW out of the 18 fish species on our spearfishing list, Gnsy hold 15 of the shore fishing records! Bass 18-6-5, black bream 6-8-6,gilthead 8-2-2, brill 7-7-8,cod 29-0-0, garfish 2-11-11, (gurnard red 2-4-6, gurnard tub 5-9-1) mackerel 2-13-0, mullet gg 3-0-4, mullet red 3-15-0, mullet thick 11-14-6, plaice 8-3-4,pollack 16-1-6, sole 6-8-10. and FLOUNDER 5-6-13,
 
29lb of Cod is impressive, rod caught yes? - can't imagine there's many Cod left around the Channel Islands at all now?


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grantl said:
29lb of Cod is impressive, rod caught yes? - can't imagine there's many Cod left around the Channel Islands at all now?


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netters and rod anglers had a few last year around the 3-5lb mark. U must get a few more up North?
 
I have one in the hall of fame, 3.2lb I think.
My brother Derek used to hold the British record flounder but I cant remember the weight.
We only catch them in two specific locations.
Guernsey was actually two separate islands separated by a marsh of brackish water. The marsh land was reclaimed 210 years ago but the flounder still return to the marshes previous location which are now St Sampson's harbour & Grand Havre (the right of the Knife).
 
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INTER ISLAND SPECIES COMP- JERSEY 7 Guernsey Nil

spider crab 2.4kgs caught 10th May by Mike s
 
Ah ya really scraping the bottom of the barrel now you must be getting very nervous! The Geurnsey boys are teasing you!
 
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denian said:
Ah ya really scraping the bottom of the barrel now you must be getting very nervous! The Geurnsey boys are teasing you!
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Spidercrabs are probably the best tasting seafood you can get, superb to eat and synonymous with the arrival of summer, a real privilege to catch some nice ones today, sure the Gnsy boys will land a whopper soon
 
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C'mon Guerns tomorrow looks like an excellent forecast to get out and find a fish... there's flatties in the bays now and bass, pollack, mullet, and spiders... time to start getting some catches logged here... any takers?
 
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