Miami spearfishing tournamet 2014 video

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Worked for me. Interesting video done differently. Thanks.

Edited for comment: I was curious about the number of small fish and also the variety taken and entered in the competition as shown at the weigh-in. Do all fish regardless of species count the same for points or dd different fish count more points than others. Looked like a couple of large Lion fish in one of the coolers.

Some impressive deep dives on the 120 ft site.

What float line are they using? Looked thin like a ski rope and tangled easily. Could be very bad if they had speared something really big or a larger Amberjack and got tangled up like they did. They need your new float line.

Did you participate Dan?

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Some impressive deep dives on the 120 ft site.

What float line are they using? Looked thin like a ski rope and tangled easily. Could be very bad if they had speared something really big or a larger Amberjack and got tangled up like they did. They need your new float line.

Ans--Yellow float line is same line that I have been using for years, is Home Depot hollow braided poly. Cheap. $12.
Comes in 50, 100ft, 1/4in, 3/8in, etc. I use 1/4in 100ft most times. Easy to tie on another 100footer if situation requires longer float line.
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Nice vid. I sure wish I was shooting/eating a few of those YJs right now.

Its always a little irritating when you see people take barely legal fish for the sake of winning a tournament.

I really enjoyed that, do you have to be in the 110 foot range to be competitive in that area? I get pissed everytime i see that dufus dragging the fish through the grass, someone slap that man in the back of the head please, so disrespectful to the fish!

Relative to the Bahamas, South and Central America and other places, Miami is a dessert. You can find good fish but it is much easier to do consistently if you can dive deep. Also many of the wrecks in miami are in 100' plus and the more lively reefs are in 60' or more.

There is a lot of pressure on the fish here and its probably time to adjust at least a few of the regulations.

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I get pissed everytime i see that dufus dragging the fish through the grass, someone slap that man in the back of the head please, so disrespectful to the fish!

I agree sir.

diving in 120' isnt diving 120'

nice dives, but questionable ethics on fish handling :nono:

yeah. dragging the fish and getting it dirty like that. what a lack of ethics !!!!!