Thread: floundering

Thanks all (maybe with exception of Mikee ).
I have choices of location. First is in the shallows of the main bay, about 80 metres from the front door
Second is in the sheltered estuary by marina, but this opens into the main boat channel which is obviously deep, and also subject to pretty fast flow, up to 8 knots.
Lastly, we have the man made waterways, which are tidal, and muddy, but also surrounded by flash houses.
No brainer really.

Originally Posted by Pengy

Thanks all (maybe with exception of Mikee ).
I have choices of location. First is in the shallows of the main bay, about 80 metres from the front door
Second is in the sheltered estuary by marina, but this opens into the main boat channel which is obviously deep, and also subject to pretty fast flow, up to 8 knots.
Lastly, we have the man made waterways, which are tidal, and muddy, but also surrounded by flash houses.
No brainer really.

In front of the flash houses pengy there will be shitloads, none of those rich cunts are getting wet and muddy for a feed when they can buy it already clean and filleted.

Originally Posted by Pengy

Thanks all (maybe with exception of Mikee ).
I have choices of location. First is in the shallows of the main bay, about 80 metres from the front door
Second is in the sheltered estuary by marina, but this opens into the main boat channel which is obviously deep, and also subject to pretty fast flow, up to 8 knots.
Lastly, we have the man made waterways, which are tidal, and muddy, but also surrounded by flash houses.
No brainer really.

OK maybe this might be a little more useful. 20 years ago we used to row a small dingy (much like cams but fibreglass) round the rangitata and rakaia lagoons spearing flounders. We used a 55w driving light to which we applied silicone anywhere it looked where it might leak mounted 1-2 feet under the water facing fwd , obviously, worked way better under the water than spotlight shone from above.
I guess now you can buy ones which are more technically advanced