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Sussex Spearing 2012

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#81
spearoeddy said:
It's a good choice, I've had the same gun for a couple of years and it has speared many fish. I think the 75 is a versatile length of gun which is well suited to most uk waters.

Hope it brings you some luck!
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Thank you Eddy, are there any pointer you can give me on taking care of it or is it pretty straight forwards?

now that its getting warmer, hopefully we can set up a spearfishing trip.

Cheers,
Guy
 
#85
Hello crabby, i and my friend plans to going Saturday around bognor regis, and selsey its not bad idea. We do not know this places and hope someone to share little bit info about places around bognor.many thanks
 
#94
sorry guys, you all missed out!! haha
got in the water spot on 2 oclock, looked like pea soup so i nearly didnt bother, started about 150meters right of the arm as there was3 or 4 rod guys casting off the beach. Swam out parallel with the arm until i got level with the big red grate on it. Vis was pretty poor to be honest. maybe 1 meter on the bottom. I just messed around trying to improve bottom time as i swam to the end of the arm. As i got towards the arm and above the big concrete rocks the vis improved dramatically, vis was a good 4 meters in places, averaged at 3 meters at least. below 8.5 meters deep it was still very silty, but in the top 6 meters it was fine.
saw a few undersize bass, had a fight with a decent size lobster, and plenty of codling and a few wrasse to admire.
all in, was definatly worth it.
 
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#97
It was about 2m under the lifeboat slip lastnight. No decent sized fish, lots of little fry, so hopefully that will bring the bigger ones in soon. Tides are very high at the mo, so thats probably reducing vis a lot
 
#100
BarnacleBoy said:
What?!?!, with just the one hand left?!?!?! Wow, you're braver than me! :D
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nothing to do with braveness, its personal now, revenge is a dish served best with a thermidore sauce!!

the mrs and i have decided to do a last minute pack and head off to dorset for the weekend, (she thinks for a romantic camping trip.. little does she know my spearing kit is hidden in the van!!) il be staying in the kimmeridge weekend if anyone else can make it down come find me, il be spearing in lulworth cove area id imagine.

text me (as il be driving) 07748801160

liam
 
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