Glad you enjoyed it! Rhosneigr is a good area to start, however you'll have more success at some of the quieter marks, anywhere with parking close by gets speared quite a lot now
@@funwithfish1507 I believe South Devon is the most popular area as it’s closer to population centres. Anglesey is good as a starter venue because there’s so many shallow marks to surface stalk
@@jackmetcalfe8542 oh right ok. Also, correct me if I’m wrong but is there less commercial fishing and trawling in the Irish Sea? Last year I went rockpooling at criccieth and there was just so much sea life compared to the north sea
@@funwithfish1507 there’s very little commercial fishing by North Wales based boats (aside from crab, mussles and lobster), and I’ve not seen much going on, but that probably reflects the lack of fish around unfortunately
@@jackmetcalfe8542 we used to do a fair bit of night spearing,but they have banned it now…weirdly following an EU edict,which we were no longer in at the time ? !…daft really,as it’s WELL sustainable…on numbers alone.Bah ! (Our caravan is near Hells Mouth)
@@joelfildes5544 The rules seem a bit confused about night spearing, I think it was put in place to protect fish in the Med when loads of spearos were out, whereas in the UK conditions are so rarely good that it probably didn't make a difference to fish stocks
Several times I’ve had a spear slide off the back of a flatfish when trying to stab - there’s absolutely no disadvantage of shooting them when they’re over sand
@@jackmetcalfe8542 hmm ok, personally I dont shoot them as I like to be very precise with where I place the spear and I also like to place my hand undef the spear once it has penetrated so the fish can not escape, especially with sole as they can go a bit mad! Spears are better than they used to be but people do damage or bend spears by shooting into the sand. Of course it is just a personal thing and not a criticism…..
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Cracking video, great catch, thank you Jack👌👍
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video!
Great video! I’m going to Rhosneigr for my first spearfishing trip in 2 weeks
Glad you enjoyed it! Rhosneigr is a good area to start, however you'll have more success at some of the quieter marks, anywhere with parking close by gets speared quite a lot now
@@jackmetcalfe8542 really? I thought 90% of spearfishing activity in the uk was in Cornwall.
@@funwithfish1507 I believe South Devon is the most popular area as it’s closer to population centres. Anglesey is good as a starter venue because there’s so many shallow marks to surface stalk
@@jackmetcalfe8542 oh right ok. Also, correct me if I’m wrong but is there less commercial fishing and trawling in the Irish Sea? Last year I went rockpooling at criccieth and there was just so much sea life compared to the north sea
@@funwithfish1507 there’s very little commercial fishing by North Wales based boats (aside from crab, mussles and lobster), and I’ve not seen much going on, but that probably reflects the lack of fish around unfortunately
Just been to aberstock and caught me some spider crab 🦀 first time spearing so I love your videos absolutely fantastic 🤙🏻
Glad you liked it, enjoy the spider crabs, absolutely delicous!
Already cooked one up with a ex bootneck friend of mine. Got 1 to take home. Currently binging your videos looking for tips ! Haha 😊great footage mate
cool vid- thanks
Great stuff,my sister has got a new gaff off Trearddur bay,so hoping to get up there for some spearo schizzle…normally we go off The Llyn …cheers.
The Llyn is awesome, had some excellent Bass there at the weekend. Treudder Bay is a perfect place to have a place though!
@@jackmetcalfe8542 we used to do a fair bit of night spearing,but they have banned it now…weirdly following an EU edict,which we were no longer in at the time ? !…daft really,as it’s WELL sustainable…on numbers alone.Bah ! (Our caravan is near Hells Mouth)
@@joelfildes5544 The rules seem a bit confused about night spearing, I think it was put in place to protect fish in the Med when loads of spearos were out, whereas in the UK conditions are so rarely good that it probably didn't make a difference to fish stocks
@@jackmetcalfe8542 prob to stop people taking Sea Trout from the rich buggers up-stream…it can happen…
Great video but I wonder why you shoot the flatfish and dont just hand spear them with an unloaded gun?
Several times I’ve had a spear slide off the back of a flatfish when trying to stab - there’s absolutely no disadvantage of shooting them when they’re over sand
@@jackmetcalfe8542 hmm ok, personally I dont shoot them as I like to be very precise with where I place the spear and I also like to place my hand undef the spear once it has penetrated so the fish can not escape, especially with sole as they can go a bit mad!
Spears are better than they used to be but people do damage or bend spears by shooting into the sand.
Of course it is just a personal thing and not a criticism…..
Amazes me how you can talk underwater and spear fish at the same time. Helluva pair of lungs you must have! 🤣🤣🤣
😆 takes a while to train to do that!
i never use shot for flatties, take spearshaft off the gun, and just dive closely and hit with hand, other than that all cool
Stingrays are very dangerous!
This one is a Thornback Ray which fortunately has no stinger!