More ghost gear recovered from the shore - Hayle this time
- Julian Collison
- Feb 13
- 1 min read
Today, before she went to work, one of our team members tackled a large tangled mess of ghost gear that had washed up on Hayle beach.
Yesterday afternoon, a dog walker spotted the tangled pile of ropes and pots, not far from the Cove Cafe, Hayle.
With her morning free before work, Elle headed down armed with her dive knife and a dumpy builder's one-tonne bag.
A few hours later, she returned home with her back seats down and a car rammed full of ghost gear separated out and ready for recycling.
Despite all the seats being down and every inch of the car loaded with gear, two broken pots had to stay behind in the car park for collection later this weekend.
Great work Elle for ensuring another tangled mess of ghost gear is removed from the marine environment!
That's grim to see, but brilliant that your team got to it before the tide dragged it back out. Hayle seems to be a real hotspot for this stuff lately, so I'm glad the dog walker spotted it in time. I've been using https://kling-motion.com
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That’s brilliant that she got to it before the tide dragged it back out—those pots and ropes tangle up so fast. I’ve been using a local cleanup map to log finds like this, check out https://hi3d.pro
Brilliant effort getting that mess off Hayle before the tide claimed it again—those pots and ropes are a death trap for seals and birds. I’ve been tracking similar cleanups with https://veovideoai.com