Intro- Norcal diver

  • Hi all,


    I'm a complete spearfishing nut. I live in San Bruno with my brother Carter, who is also a spearfishing nut. We mostly dive Monterey, Big Sur, and Mendocino, but make annual trips down to the islands and northern Baja. I'm also looking forward to trips to Bali and Hawaii this year.


    I've been pretty active on spearboard for a few years. Today a kid posted a video of hacking up perch with an axe, and I decided it was time to find a new forum. I love seeing people's photos, so here are a few of mine.


    I have an unhealthy obsession with vermilion rockfish:


    In the last couple years, a good buddy has been showing me the ways of mushroom hunting and other foraging:


    Last year I built a speargun:


    Halibut brag shot:


    White seabass brag shot:


    Lingasaur:


    The perfect stringer:


    -Bryan

  • Welcome Bryan, great looking fish mate. Great to have you here:thumbup:. the guys are great.


    Cheers, Don Paul

    "Great mother ocean brought forth all life, it is my eternal home'' Don Berry from Blue Water Hunters.


    Spearfishing Store the freediving and spearfishing equipment specialists.

  • welcome and spread the word, this is a much better environment than the other place.

    steve veros


    in loving memory of paolo

  • Welcome Bryan. Those King Boletes look exceptional. Nice fish pics as well.


    Mike


    If you're ever interested in doing some mushroom hunting, come on up and we'll show you around. There's particularly great king hunting in late November-late December.


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    We should just dub that the "Bryan combo". :thumbup:


    No joke. Every dive its all "go go go go go" until he shoots a red and then its calm and relaxed. Haha.

  • If you're ever interested in doing some mushroom hunting, come on up and we'll show you around. There's particularly great king hunting in late November-late December.




    No joke. Every dive its all "go go go go go" until he shoots a red and then its calm and relaxed. Haha.


    You're confusing calm and relaxed with too cold to function.

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