Hi Jack - great vids 👍👍👍 could you do 1 on what kit you use and how you set your gun up. Watching your videos has inspired me to have a go but as a complete novice I wouldn't know where to start with regards guns
Perhaps you could do a series of videos which start off with you introducing me to your local dive shop followed by me acquiring all the kit needed and then finally entering the water and spearing my first fish, guided by you.
@@Kylosadventures I’ll do a video on it! There’s too much content from people who are selling gear, really don’t need much and the cheaper end kit is absolutely fine
Jack, you probably won't believe this but I was filming a movie on that exact beach two nights ago! I work in the TV and film industry and we filmed Daniel Day Lewis and Sean Bean by a campfire, right by the rocky formation you show behind you ! The weather has turned up here now so likely I'll visit next season, but it's a beautiful bay .
@@dcro9903 Sadly not, the UK had large numbers of Halibut in the past however overfishing destroyed them On occasion they are caught off Northern Scotland though
Great video Jack, excatly the type of beaches I like, a long walk and no one else about or not many and left feeling the effort put in reflects the reward, be it the environment or the bounty.👌
I've been doing more kelp and thong weed stalking in last couple weeks but still struggling to spot the bass before they scarper 😂 Another really interesting video, keep em coming Jack
@@carlhescornish if you wear a super thick wetsuit (so your legs don’t sink) can literally just use the spare hand to paddle and it’s so stealthy I NEVER fin whilst stalking, use only the left hand to propel myself, and the bass are so calm when there’s zero splashing
@@jackmetcalfe8542 yup I've been doing exactly that. Was out for couple hrs the other evening and probably covered 100m maximum 😁 I just struggle to spot them, must drift over quite a few and never know they are there. I'm starting to get better at it and your tips are definitely helping..
I’ve just found your channel shared with me by a friend. I am based in Abersoch most weekends and spot the odd speargun fisherman from time to time which has stimulated me to further investigate further. I would welcome a video from you on the kit you use and the approximate costs you might apportion to the same. I’d also welcome any suggestion from you or any readers of a friendly and reputable retailer that might guide me in the correct equipment to suit my needs. I look forward to further videos.
@@iloveabersoch good idea, I’ll look at doing a video aimed at explaining exactly what someone needs to do and buy to start Spearfishing You’re in a great area, some brilliant shore marks off Abersoch for Bass
Nice video, Jack - watch out because 13kg of weights seem excessive, even with an 8mm top which I also use at the beginning of the season. Try to diminish the weight: you’ll benefit from it during the long walks and you can always put a rock between your dive belt and jacket, if needed, to adjust buoyancy on the go.
@@ghostspearfishing4073 Thank you but I’m very happy with my weighting, this is adjusted to suit depth and in deeper sessions use far less I’m 185cm tall and my lung volume is 22% higher than an average man of that height (as measured on clinical trials) meaning my lungs hold well over 40% more air than an average height man This likely means I need more lead than someone who looks very similar
@@ArijusZabieliauskas around 8 meters. Anglesey Spearfishing is very shallow, there’s rarely any kelp deeper than that and the fish really prefer the kelp areas
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As always a great video with great shots!! Nice job Jack!!
Another great video mate, keep um coming 👊🏽👌🏽
@@garyclements2178 thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
That was an absolute massive lobster caught by Bobby love the contents
@@peterwilson2402 this area is too remote for the potters to go and always has big lobsters, shame the rest of Anglesey is commercially fished so hard
My husband loves your videos 👍
@@justJoy.. glad to hear that!!
Hi Jack - great vids 👍👍👍 could you do 1 on what kit you use and how you set your gun up. Watching your videos has inspired me to have a go but as a complete novice I wouldn't know where to start with regards guns
@@ianwoodvine5558 yes I’ll do one. 75cm Rob Allen Sparid with a single 16mm band would be a great gun for most UK Spearfishing
Great video brother new to your channel and enjoying it! Keep it up🤙🏻
@@benjaminmahoney7210 good to hear you liked it, hope you enjoy the upcoming content also!
Perhaps you could do a series of videos which start off with you introducing me to your local dive shop followed by me acquiring all the kit needed and then finally entering the water and spearing my first fish, guided by you.
@@iloveabersoch that would actually be a really good video tbf, would help a lot of other beginners out
I’m also wanting recommendations for a starter set up etc…
@@Kylosadventures I’ll do a video on it! There’s too much content from people who are selling gear, really don’t need much and the cheaper end kit is absolutely fine
I learn so much from your videos. Yet to get my first fish in cardigan bay but will keep trying!
@@memy-o4d you’ll get one! With the Bass if you’re not seeing them at all try another mark, sometimes marks look great but bass just don’t like them
Good tips as always 👍
Great work mate!!
Another one great video Jack!
I’m your subscriber from the Chanel start
I’d love to spearfish with you one day
@@robertsoso7093 Amazing! Great to hear you enjoyed the video and we’ll hopefully get out on a dive one day!
Nice one, Jack, a day to remember 👍
Jack, you probably won't believe this but I was filming a movie on that exact beach two nights ago! I work in the TV and film industry and we filmed Daniel Day Lewis and Sean Bean by a campfire, right by the rocky formation you show behind you ! The weather has turned up here now so likely I'll visit next season, but it's a beautiful bay .
@@JackAcid sounds amazing!
I enjoyed your video greatly. You have an abundance of sea life. Are there halibuts where you fish, and do you have any halibut spearfishing videos?
@@dcro9903 Sadly not, the UK had large numbers of Halibut in the past however overfishing destroyed them
On occasion they are caught off Northern Scotland though
Great video Jack, excatly the type of beaches I like, a long walk and no one else about or not many and left feeling the effort put in reflects the reward, be it the environment or the bounty.👌
@@leemathews3370 For sure! The feeling of adventure is often better than catching fish
Jack posting a new video 🤝 me liking it before watching
@@LousOutdoorOdyssey hopefully it lived up to your expectations haha
@@jackmetcalfe8542always class. Looking forward to the next. These tips are unmatched imo
Nice video, like alwys, Jack. It seems to me you are diving with the low tide, isn' t it ?
Yes almost always. Have had most success with Bass during the final 2 hours of the falling tide and at low slack
I've been doing more kelp and thong weed stalking in last couple weeks but still struggling to spot the bass before they scarper 😂
Another really interesting video, keep em coming Jack
@@carlhescornish if you wear a super thick wetsuit (so your legs don’t sink) can literally just use the spare hand to paddle and it’s so stealthy
I NEVER fin whilst stalking, use only the left hand to propel myself, and the bass are so calm when there’s zero splashing
@@jackmetcalfe8542 yup I've been doing exactly that. Was out for couple hrs the other evening and probably covered 100m maximum 😁 I just struggle to spot them, must drift over quite a few and never know they are there. I'm starting to get better at it and your tips are definitely helping..
I’ve just found your channel shared with me by a friend. I am based in Abersoch most weekends and spot the odd speargun fisherman from time to time which has stimulated me to further investigate further. I would welcome a video from you on the kit you use and the approximate costs you might apportion to the same.
I’d also welcome any suggestion from you or any readers of a friendly and reputable retailer that might guide me in the correct equipment to suit my needs. I look forward to further videos.
@@iloveabersoch good idea, I’ll look at doing a video aimed at explaining exactly what someone needs to do and buy to start Spearfishing
You’re in a great area, some brilliant shore marks off Abersoch for Bass
Nice video, Jack - watch out because 13kg of weights seem excessive, even with an 8mm top which I also use at the beginning of the season. Try to diminish the weight: you’ll benefit from it during the long walks and you can always put a rock between your dive belt and jacket, if needed, to adjust buoyancy on the go.
@@ghostspearfishing4073 Thank you but I’m very happy with my weighting, this is adjusted to suit depth and in deeper sessions use far less
I’m 185cm tall and my lung volume is 22% higher than an average man of that height (as measured on clinical trials) meaning my lungs hold well over 40% more air than an average height man
This likely means I need more lead than someone who looks very similar
Do you know how deep you shot the pollock by any chance?
@@ArijusZabieliauskas around 8 meters. Anglesey Spearfishing is very shallow, there’s rarely any kelp deeper than that and the fish really prefer the kelp areas
@@jackmetcalfe8542 oh ok thanks cause i see a lot of people dive around 15 meters so just wanted to see.
@@ArijusZabieliauskas no need, most Pollock are 6-10m
Was doing 20m drops off Ireland but most fish much shallower than that