East Coast Spearo

Hey peeps,

New here but frequent a few other forums. Noticed alot of local stuff on this site so here I am thanks to Chuckd who turned me on to this one. No boat but am a fantastic "Boat Ho'" - I do alot of shore entry spearfishing and from my kayak too. Recently moved from Wisconsin to Florida and am know as "Midwest Spearo" on a few other forums.

Oh and BTW - I have a business called "Pristine Fiberglass Bath & Boat" and NEED work! 11 years experience laying up Kevlar canoes and doing fiberglass, gelcoat and acrylic repairs. ANYTHING fiberglass, gelcoat or Acrylic - From Boats to bathtubs, showers, whirlpools, etc. Electro-Mechanical and leak repairs on spas and steam units too.

Thanks LB - Now if I could figure out how to post pics........:confused1:

Quote from sdeisen

welcome, i have a buddy between vero and sebastion i was gonna do some shoredives with, but when i lived up that way the water was always murky, do u ever get decent viz shore and yak diving around there?

Once in awhile - Best bet is to head south 30 minutes to Fort Pierce - I take A1A all the way down so I stop and look at Wabasso first. If it's clear there I head north of the Inlet 5 miles to a private beach - Great spearing and good reef but usually bad vis - Like 4-7 feet - Kinda scary with that bad of vis! When it's good vis it ROCKS.

Lately the vis has pretty much sucked to do any beach dives up this way - Even Fort Pierce has barely had a dive-able day the last 3 weeks. I'll be in WPB Monday - Would love to do a shore dive somewhere besides the old PB pier or Breakers. Does anyone know if Coral Cove has hunt-able reef? It's near Jupiter.

Here's a few from the other day near the old PB pier.

Quote from LunkerBuster

That first pic looks like some cool structure like bridge rubble or something

It is - It's whats left of the old Palm Beach pier - No shootable fish there though, just parrots, angels, and other ornamental's. A few baby hogs were hangin' out but nuthin' even close to legal. Found a pod of really big lobsters that were squeezed in to a small crack with nowhere to go...If only the season were open.