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just watched a video in the spearfishing ireland section from the spanish team prepering for the comp. The waters looks great.A friend of mine is on the Norwegian national team,so Im sitting here crossing my fingers 
Spanish is apperently not that hard to learn,personally Im limited to "una cerveza porfavor",but sofar its been enugh 
Spanish is apperently not that hard to learn,personally Im limited to "una cerveza porfavor",but sofar its been enugh
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Fished in Asturias a couple of years ago. The fishing there was really good.
Lots of bream of various types, saw a congar bigger than me. Octopus and cuttlefish everywhere. Cracks full of Tub Gurnard. You need to take a medical and get a licence but it's quite staight forward. Enjoy.
Lots of bream of various types, saw a congar bigger than me. Octopus and cuttlefish everywhere. Cracks full of Tub Gurnard. You need to take a medical and get a licence but it's quite staight forward. Enjoy.