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[SpeciMan]

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As for the Pot.....

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Yakity you are referring to the Helping AN thread aren't you?

 

 

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[Yakity - Yak - u.k.]

Nice one speciman.......I think

[Dirty Dave]

One of the many Snook taken on a jerk bait last Sunday night. This one was about 30" as a "guessament".

 

[Jaffa]

Two Codling, taken from inshore reef off Easthaven this afternoon. Fishing on the drift with Lug baits on 2ft traces.

 

They were kept from a total of 6 fish. None of them any great size ( approx two to three pounds) but at least tea is sorted for tommorrow .

 

 

Chris.

[Zzippy]

Nice catch

We will have to wait till October till we can catch cod inshore down here.

[Simon Everett]

Nice fish - nice sea conditions too. Take a look at "splashin about" thread to see what iwas having to deal with last weekend. Damned if I was staying ashore though - it was nearly 300 miles to get there!

[Simon Everett]

Just noticed something - Speciman, or anyone wearing a drysuit - make sure you expel ALL the air out of your suit by pulling a gap in the neck seal and then crouching down, so you squeeze it all out upwards. The reason for this is if you go in with air in the suit it goes to your feet and will suspend you upside down - people have drowned from it, and it is no good saying you will pull the ripcord on the lifejacket, because that doesn't always get you back on the surface. Ask any commercial training establishment.

Jusy a something I noticed in the pic of you sat on your yak with a a pretty Cuckoo and I would hate for you to be an example.

[SpeciMan]

I've been in the water with air pressure built up in the suit when wearing a buoyancy aid and it keeps it me upright Perhaps when I'm not wearing a buoyancy aid its a different story; there are guys who go swimming and snorkelling in theres.

 

I do 'burp' out air from time to time though.

 

I've sent Kokatat an email about this. Hopefully they'll shed some light on it.

 

[ 25. May 2005, 11:10 AM: Message edited by: Speciman ]

[SpeciMan]

Just been reading about dry suits on windsurfing forums and they're echoing your comments Simon. Burp it out or hang upside down!(without BA)

 

(tip: if you're wearing a dry cag or suit with a latex neck seal make sure you shave first otherwise it may itch )

[Simon Everett]

You are not meant to keep it on for seven years