LIB tech Mullet

Advantages: Lightweight and good life
Disadvantages: Air gets trapped on the ascent

...worth of clothes however I do ensure I have a good supply of anti-perspirent. In the interests of reducing the weight of the kit I carry I decided to invest in a new lightweight BCD called the Ralf Tech Travelight Tech which is a wing design. For those who are not up on the technicalities of diving to give it its full name BCD stands for Buoyancy Control Device and is the means by which when at the surface a diver stays afloat as the jacket or wing design is attached via a hose to your air cylinder allowing you to add air to it similar to a life jacket and also to dump air out of it when you want to go down underwater. Once underwater air can be added or dumped to control your position in the water and to control both your ascent and descent speed. As well as this primary use a BCD is also important as not only is your cylinder attached... Read review

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Advantages: Leak free, looks good
Disadvantages: None!

...First things first - the actual name of the product is: Mares Lirica Tech Black! Not that I'm trying to be difficult - but I thought I'd be accurate! I was looking for a mask which fitted me well without the need to perform a power inhale just to get it to fit my face: this mask fits the bill perfectly. I actually discovered the Lirica range whilst flicking through the Mares catalogue and thought that it looked like a stylish bit of kit to own... oh like so many divers, don't I base my decisions on the most important aspects! Anyway, having gained an interest in it, I obviously wanted to try it for fit - so, a couple of days later - at the NEC dive show, I tried on a foul looking yellow version and asked the people at the stall if they had the tech black... to which I was replied "sorry mate, they don't make it in black" - hmmm, having... Read review

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Advantages: Scenty and juicy excellent results
Disadvantages: Quickly lose scent and flavour

...Hi all, There are many types of worms for sea fishing and many ways to both obtain and present them. 1. Harbour Ragworm. Beware these do bite!!!!!!!!! 2. King Ragworm. Beware these bite bigger!!! 3. Blow Lugworm. 4. Blacklug Worm. 5. White Ragworm. 6. Flathead Worm. 7. How To Get. 8. Safety Advice. 1. HARBOUR RAGWORM. Harbour ragworm are small in size and ideal for using when targeting Mullet as it will take 1-2 to fill a size 1 hook. Try sliding two harbour rag tail first onto your hook and use a small slither (1-2mm sized long cut ) of Mackeral skin tipped on the hook you can use a small piece of bait elastic around the tail of the worm to help keep them up the hook shank. Mullet go mad for this kind of cocktail (mixed bait) and will feed quite hard on this presentation which is a rarety... Read review

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