Rescuing the hit crab pots, total carnage, but a crab and a codling for tea! Boat Sea fishing 

Can’t worry about it. Just need to change the buoys over and stop it from happening in future

Worst thing you can do is panic, that’s how accidents happen

Yes, you can see them for miles. Great Yarmouth has gone down hill. It’s turning to a dump in the centre.

Yes, that’s all that matters, just getting the gear back. He’s in training

Yip he's training to watch, I didn't feel comfy watching you struggle to lift tangle on board, when I was out as a kid on creel boat or large fishing boat I helped without being asked, I was on the winch at 9 years old lifting catch boxes upon pier, also hauling the creels in by hand. Glad you're still improving in strength though and plodding on. ​@@beanysfishing2555

Cheers. I’m not always like that. I said some pretty bad words on the beach when I saw the buoys together

I don’t know where they come from or go too. Typical yachties, mainly haven’t got a clue, but it’s their sea

All the buffs here get pulled under when the tide is flowing hard. I’ve tried them dahns before, and they spin up badly when pulled under

We get far more tide than at Cromer, its like a different world here. Ive tried dahns, they get pulled under and spin up badly, even with pot spinners on.

You want to find some hard ground. They sink in mud and moving sand. It’s a bit trial and error.

@@beanysfishing2555 thanks mate good tip ! Never even thought of that! Cheers 👍

@@user-il1nj7gu1c Also put ropes between the pots more than the depth of water, so you arent hauling more than one at a time

Those are 10' sheeves. I think it gives around 450lb pull like your set up. Have you got the pressure relief valve tightened upon your powerpack? If not, it will send the oil to tank before full load. Give seawinch a ring, they are very helpful.

@@beanysfishing2555 Hi Mate thanks for that> I will give Wayne a bell cheers.

@@beanysfishing2555 Hi Mate , well after years of struggling I tried turning up the pressure relief. What a differance, in fact ime gonna turn it back a bit tomorrow because it stalled the motor a couple of times yesterday. Can get the pots right up to the block no problem , even in tide. Thanks.

Well the pots are only 30 yards apart. I use them up to 90 feet of water, so you don’t want to be hauling two pots at the same time. Also, it gives you more time between pots when you are shooting

They do move without being hit. We have good tides here. Even when they are put where no boats steam, I’ve still had them move.

12 days really???

Hahhaha I don’t know why? People do strange things that seem so illogical