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I thought I'd give Dawlish Warren a go. Went in just before dusk and stayed in until about 1030. Lots of life, mostly juvenile. I only saw one big bass/mullet, but it was gone as soon as I saw it. There were a few small flatties, and red mullet. Quite a lot of small squid ~5cm. Does anyone know if the squid get bigger than this or are they a small species? Also some other species that I couldn't identify. There were a few silver fish about the size of a finger and very docile, and a school of fish that were ~15cm with pointy faces. The pointy face fish maybe a cod family but were too skitish to let me count the fins!
Came home fishless, but all in all a much better experience than my last night dive in a completely unlit cove. Call me a pussy, but I much prefer to have some lights on the shore!
I guess vis was 2/3m. The water is clearing again, just in time for the easterly wind forecast Tue+Wed
Any vis S.Hams way ..., Plymouth area possibly ...hope to get out tomorrow ...
Well done Dai , would be nice to hear how you get on doing your free diving course , is it with the group in Newquay ?