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North Wales, The Llyn & Anglesey 2014

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Just arrived. North wales coast brown. fresh wind.trefor shitty brown when passing .WSW fresh wind. blue sky's surprising nice!Will go and look in a bit .Knackered from drive from Dartford joy!
 
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I'm down at the end of next week for a few days with Daf - from my obsessive scouring of internet-based weather stations, it looks like the wind is only going to get worse over the weekend - XC Weather is showing gusts of over 40mph on both Saturday and Sunday with heavy rain both days - sounds rubbish!

Saying, that, it's calming down a lot by Monday and switching to light Westerlys so fingers crossed, it'll will be a little better by then end of the week - next weekend looks good.

Surprised to see Ian say that the North coast is brown, it seems to have been blowing Southerlys all week - the water at Ty Coch has been like a mill pond!
 
It's blowing a bloody hooly down here now! westerly cool. great surf being wrapped round .sea looks good . Nice colour, rough tho. still looking for good viz..saw mother and baby dolphin near harbour pwllheli .
 
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Oooops forgot just got out it was #*^%€¥+> saw the end of 45 once I think and a crab !12 Oc on vyper. Sheltered spot on south .winds blowing SW . still don't know where to try?going out at day light to try on high will let you know ???
 
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It's flipping shit!
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I'm watching the weather carefully, got a month off work before starting a new job end of may. Was hoping to have been out by now, but nature says a big no - typical lol
Did my ADAS 2 down in Cornwall last week. Vis was so bad we spent most of the time at a quarry Spot. Newquay area was 0.5m
Just back from Yorkshire where I had hoped to catch big cod from my yak, but too windy.... But typically vis looked amazing, but didn't have my gear!
Looking forward to my first n Wales trip. I reckon in 2 weeks time. High pressure mid week :)

Hoppe.

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Sounds good Hoppe think that's sounds great good luck may see you some where down there .we all need some calm weather .
Will (read)may see you sat if you get down.let you know what it's like if I get down fri night?
Daffy Duck stop tinkering with the pro go and get some bass nailed! LOL.And you Brose let's see some donky fish from ya!
Anyone going down later this week?
 
I'd go with position 2, I think you want the gun in the lower portion of the picture as often the gun is in or on the weed which you dont want to see too much of, and I find the fish are usually level with or above you. Also, I'd suggest setting the camera to narrow mode, or else the fish look really small and far away, unless you have amazing visibility and then you might want a wider view just to take in the scene.

Take a look at the camera position on some decent videos to get some ideas?
 
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