Caspian Hunters on the islands

Well, we finally made it out. Finding time for our favorite pastime has been tough lately since the work schedule is packed. The weather turned out great. We got going late, true, but a couple of hours is enough for the guys to get their fish. Experience gained over the years and passed down from generation to generation - that's exactly the school the members of the Cfspian Hunters club are always ready to share with friends and those just taking their first steps. Well, there were no newbies with us on this trip, so on the shore we immediately split up the areas, who would hunt where so as not to get in each other's way, and went into the water. The water was warm, so even in a 5 mm suit I got a bit overheated. Underwater visibility was 1-2 meters in places, sometimes reaching 7-10 meters. There were lots of small fish, but to get an interesting specimen you had to do some diving and test your physical shape. I'm pleased with myself. The big ones turned up rarely at 1.5-3 m, more often at 5-7. There were no carp, but practically everyone came across a school of barbel. I was also lucky enough to get an asp, a good trophy, not one everyone gets. So that's briefly all about our trip.