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Colin Garrett
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 ม.ค. 2016
Chesil Beach Marine Life and Dorset underwater.
Sharing the wonders and beauty of the marine environment at Chesil Beach and other places in Dorset.
Sharing the wonders and beauty of the marine environment at Chesil Beach and other places in Dorset.
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Royal Adelaide • 4th September 2023
มุมมอง 350ปีที่แล้ว
Dive on the Royal Adelaide and a visit to the Nor prop
Diving with Grey Seals Lundy Island 2023
มุมมอง 446ปีที่แล้ว
Diving with Grey Seals Lundy Island 2023
Octopus vulgaris
มุมมอง 279ปีที่แล้ว
Common Octopus out hunting at night. Chesil Beach, Dorset. 30th May 2023
CUTTLEFISH - Chesil Cove - 23rd February 2023
มุมมอง 254ปีที่แล้ว
Cuttlefish sighted at night whilst diving Chesil Cove, Portland, Dorset.
Cuttlefish 'Inking'
มุมมอง 1552 ปีที่แล้ว
Chesil Cove, Portland. A brief clip of a cuttlefish 'inking' on a recent night dive.
CONGER EELS
มุมมอง 2902 ปีที่แล้ว
Juvenile Congers Eels or 'Straps' as some people call them are a common sight when diving at night along Chesil Beach. But to see 3 'free swimming' larger animals was quite something, the first in the film around 4 feet in length and the other two slighter smaller around 3 feet.
Snorkelling the Marguerite, Talland Bay, Cornwall
มุมมอง 7542 ปีที่แล้ว
Snorkelling the Marguerite, Talland Bay, Cornwall
Hello, a producer of Korean reality TV show called "Fresh off the Sea”. I saw your amazing video (th-cam.com/video/NIk6Hgd7ncI/w-d-xo.html) and wanted to ask if we can use the video on our show. If you have any questions about our request, please feel free to ask. Thank you :)
Hello, a producer of Korean reality TV show called "Fresh off the Sea”. I saw your amazing video (th-cam.com/video/NIk6Hgd7ncI/w-d-xo.html) and wanted to ask if we can use the video on our show. If you have any questions about our request, please feel free to ask. Thank you :)
Hello, a producer of Korean reality TV show called "Fresh off the Sea”. I saw your amazing video (th-cam.com/video/NIk6Hgd7ncI/w-d-xo.html) and wanted to ask if we can use the video on our show. If you have any questions about our request, please feel free to ask. Thank you :)
Hello, a producer of Korean reality TV show called "Fresh off the Sea”. I saw your amazing video (th-cam.com/video/NIk6Hgd7ncI/w-d-xo.html) and wanted to ask if we can use the video on our show. If you have any questions about our request, please feel free to ask. Thank you :)
Simply stunning footage Colin what an amazing experience . Got to be done next year. 🦈🦈🦈🦈
Beautiful
Amazing footage, beautiful music 🎶 thank you for posting. 🦈🤗
Thank you
Stunning sharks great footage colin great to see.
Thank you
Is this a monk fish?
Great videos - I love Weymouth!
Yes 👍
What time of year is the viz at its best
Sadly, Chesil has been awful for over 6 months now… my last dive here was September 2023. There just seems no let up in the stormy weather. But in the past September and October are usually good for viz.
Great video❤
The water is a little murky.
Bravo ! amazing x
I really enjoyed watching this; Thank you Colin 😊
My pleasure and thank you
They seem to enjoy your fins.
Great video. Sadly no trigger fish anymore. I thought the warm seas would have suited them this year?
Reports of a few in Chesil Cove today 👌
Its a shame but they haven't showed at all on Chesil this year for some reason.
So that's what steals my bait when I fish there ! 👍
To be fair… hats off for casting that far 👍👌
I don't think the wreck is far from the shore, About 100-120 yards out , Its always been a popular fishing mark and I'm sure you find a lot of lost tackle on it
Great video Colin the wreck is full of life looks amazing.
@@southerner4566 Dived it enough times to know how far it is 👍
@@Bald-Rick Awe thank you 😊
Amazing footage captured here. Beautiful for history, sad that it sank. ❤
Thank you 🙏
Can you get my leads bk plz
Fantastic. They're so cute!
Great stuff 🫡 the song fits brilliantly
They're so cute and playful
you wouldnt think this was weymouth, dorset ,uk. beautiful.
As a diver im yet to do chesil at nite. But I am now. Thankyou for an amazing video.
It's a brilliant night dive... in fact you may notice on this channel that it is the time we go the most.
Lovely video thanks Colin great to see some jellyfish.
Been waiting all winter for your dive videos to start again Colin 👌
Thanks Richie, hopefully start getting in more again now 👌 Had a few ‘old age’ issues at the start of the year and didn’t dive for a few months 👍
Excellent Colin
Thanks mate
Wondrous. I'm broken hearted that there are plans to farm these amazing creatures in Spain 😔
It is shocking isn’t it
what a beautiful creature
What part of the cove is this taken? I'm interested in going diving in this area, too, as it looks full of life
This compilation was filmed all around Newtons Cove. I normally head straight out from the steps to the yellow posts... then just choose to go either North or South.
@Colin Garrett thanks that's really helpful is their any specific time when it's good to look for the creatures, or does it vary
@@jakobyt6213 I say to everyone, it is very barren in the day but much better as a night dive.
Such beautiful creatures 🥰
Thank you for the notice for the upcoming season.
Thank you as always.
brilliant work
Great footage Colin your underwater footage and photos is awesome none better on TH-cam. Thanks as always. 👍
Superb footage Colin must be a rare sight catching a squid feeding.
Great footage as usual, I have a question, do you have to worry about anglers setting up and casting over you after you are in the water? or are you too far out?
To be honest, very few anglers fish at Chesil Cove (and I don't blame them) as there are so many snag hazards there. If I dive further up the beach on say, the Landing Craft or Royal Adelaide, I always walk over the beach first to see if any anglers on the 'marks'. If there are, I always ask if they are okay with me going in (as I have always seen this as their patch as it were)... I have never once (as yet) had anyone refuse, most seem genuinely interested in what I manage to film... and I always try to bring back some lead weights, of which there is an endless supply at these sites, as a thank you to them. I see that as a thank you for not casting when out diving there. It's always been a two way thing with mutual respect in my eyes.
Amazing to see thanks
That's amazing footage!
Amazing! Was that taken this year? I didn’t know either species would be inshore this early.
Filmed last night at Chesil Cove, Portland.
Nobody else notice the Shark at 6:02 then, just right of centre?
Like another world down there. 👍
Very interesting. I fish at Newtons cove sometimes.
Thank you
In relation to the beach where is this ?
Over the beach from Chesil Beach Centre and slightly to the North. Bit hard to explain via a message but most anglers here know the mark. Hope that’s of some help.
@@ColinGarrettUnderwater living 200 miles away I’m not one of those anglers 😂….but I’ll find it tho cheers
I'm unlikely to go diving so what a joy to see this revealed 👍
Thank you John
Didn't realise they inked, what was the trigger for it?
Different individuals react differently to divers, so cuttlefish will come right up to the camera lens and almost become interested in it, others (as in this case) simply flee.
Been going to Talland for 15 years plus, every year. Had no idea about this. Will deffo explore in 2023. Thanks!
My pleasure, hope you find it.
I expect there was a lot of lost fishing tackle on that wreck, Its a popular spot
We often remove large quantities of line and always bring back plenty of lead for the kind fisherman that allow us to go in safely for a dive if they are fishing on the wreck... I for one, treat this area as the fisherman's patch.
@@ColinGarrettUnderwater Have you noticed the amount of Trigger fish this year ?, I fish Chesil most weekends and there's been more Triggers this year than I've seen in the last 25-30 years
@@southerner4566 That’s interesting, I have only seen one this year, trapped in a ghost net closer to the Portland end of the beach. Have you been catching them around the Royal Adelaide and recently?
@@ColinGarrettUnderwater I had a few just past the bird sanctuary, We don't usually get them that far from the wreck . Ive seen a lot of pics of Triggerfish this year, There seems to have been a lot caught
@@southerner4566 Is that recently?
Nice clip Colin .