Not not there , haven't heard of that rock . Yeah places like that best dived in pairs at least if not a third ideally who will stay in the boat and pick you up if you end up getting pushed far away from tide, and be spot on with your slack timings.
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North Wales, The Llyn & Anglesey 2014
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Not not there , haven't heard of that rock . Yeah places like that best dived in pairs at least if not a third ideally who will stay in the boat and pick you up if you end up getting pushed far away from tide, and be spot on with your slack timings.
And finding them can be .... Interesting...... too!
Will prob be down if the weather good....... !
Ive heard the best way to find them is with the prop !
Ha ha ha.... Yeah, done a bit of that myself..... Got a spare prop for your 9.8 if you ever need one. Mine is back in good health, looked worse than it was, all shiny underneath the years of caribbean neglect. Just remembered, have different prop on mine than the standard, faster acceleration to the plane but slower top speed..... I think..... Or maybe the other way round! Cant remember now.
Ha, I did that last time I was down - just mooching across a little "sandy" bay on my way to my favourite shallow North Coast spot when I felt a little ping on the prop - looked down and found I was flying over shallow rocks - scary few seconds as the boat decelerated!
Also found a beautiful plough anchor attached to 15 feet of nice stainless steel chain lodged in the rocks - obviously someone else thought it was a "nice sandy bay" too!
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Anybody got one these? any good? http://www.decathlon.co.uk/dive-com...l#anchor_ComponentProductTechnicalInformation
B*stards, all of you!.... I am now frantically looking for jobs in Chester!!!!
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Sadly I live in Durham matey! I will make my once yearly pilgrimage to fish come August. Enjoy your weekend mate!
Great conditions on south to much boat activity for my liking tho !great mixed viz 2-10m plus v warm flat blue sea just a shame I didn't see any silver !went around and out from SCYC to end of old pipes.tried 2nd spot on v high just saw 1 shole of mullet .and normal spider wrass bait fish but Red Sea viz fantastic.this is it boys think its as good as it gets!just need some fish!
Down tomorrow buddy, just for the day - then hopefully back again for most of next week - weather looks peachy!