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In today again, got a nice spider crab! Left the others behind as they were a little bit smaller!
Lots of large wrasse, not sure of the names of them, some grey spotty types others more patterned, i let them be as i have heard they are pretty bony and difficult to fillet - is that true?
No silver fish or brown crabs spotted though, and didn't check the estuary for flatties. Visibility was excellent!
Do you chaps cook spiders before you freeze them or just bung them in and cook once de-frosted? Risotto planned for next weekend and not sure the best way to keep them, i normally eat them straight away!
Hi all got in this moorning with my friend ricardo whent to this ledge told by one the fisherman who suplie us at the resto on the first dive i could see bass mist this big bass 14lb +:waterwork a bit to slow on the triger then we bump in to a big schools of gilt head bream i hear this bang in the water and the whole schools gone gutted back to the top and i can hear ricardo calling me went to him i can see in the water a big flash off silver and he as shoot the biggest guilt i have seen in my spero life 7.4kg!!!! i am happy for him and gutted i always dream of those guilt head bream
RE spider crab meat : cook and pick it and freeze in a small tupperware container and it seems to keep just fine ,several months no probs and I have then eaten it in a sandwich or salad ,but not tried reheating in a cooked dish . Are there many spider crabs about yet ?
The viz is bad mate whent in strait point is verry bad at the bottom and budleigh 1m to 1.50m ,big ground swell grounding the bottom ,bit better on the main reef 2 to 4m viz lot of big wrass no silverHi All,
Not wet but did get out tonight in the boat. Launched in an Easterly swell but nothing to worry about. Viz looked decent and had suicidal pollack going crazy for redgills over the rough ground. lots of pollack and mackerel around with pollack even jumping chasing food.
East not ruined the viz so as long as the wind for Thursday doesn't last I'll be in chasing the silver which must be there!
Tribs
out
Cook > Pick > Freeze.
I tried the cook and freeze method last year - apart from taking up tons of room and stinking my freezer out, most of the meat (when I finally picked them) was very stringy, dry and dehydrated. Freezer-burned in appearance. Pretty much ruined.
Is it a Dream,is it for Real or is it???
I got my Turbot yesterday. A big thick 7.4kg beast. Its not until you get one of this size you realise how thick they are and how hard it is to get the spear to penetrate all the way through.
Off out again now so will write a report later. Taking the gun cam this time.
Hi all got in this moorning with my friend ricardo whent to this ledge told by one the fisherman who suplie us at the resto on the first dive i could see bass mist this big bass 14lb +:waterwork a bit to slow on the triger then we bump in to a big schools of gilt head bream i hear this bang in the water and the whole schools gone gutted back to the top and i can hear ricardo calling me went to him i can see in the water a big flash off silver and he as shoot the biggest guilt i have seen in my spero life 7.4kg!!!! i am happy for him and gutted i always dream of those guilt head bream
Hi all, I am over in Ilfacombe this weekend for a wedding & was hoping to get in, weather permitting, which I am not sure will be good anyway.
Are ther any recomendations, I was thinking around Combe Martin or closer towards Ilfracombe. Is there anything i should be aware of, bar boats/ferry? Maybe a place to park would be good & a short jaunt down to the water.
Cheers for any help.
Scott
Yes Gaz it was a April fools joke. I did get rep for it off one member so i did catch a few. After last years GT on the breakwater i didnt expect anybody would fall for any of mine again.
The turbot in the pic was one i picked up down Plymouth fish quay last summer. They are very thick and will take a bit more than my little 70 to punch all the way through i think. Hope to get the chance this year!!.