No, you're just grabbing the wrong code. I fixed it. Didn't watch the vid yet.
Posts by Dan
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This is a video Sergio took. Most of it shows the beautiful coastline of Isla de Pinos (Isla de la Joventud) Cuba, Sergio's home. The limestone? formation is typical for the Cuban coast, as well as the water clarity. It's a real joy to start your beach dive in these conditions. There's a little bit of spearfishing in the end, and catching lion fish with a bichero. It's in high definition so will display nicely in full screen.
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Cool. Looks like something out of 20 thousand leagues beneath the sea.
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The same plastic snap buckle straps are used with the speardiver skene knife. The optional marseilles straps are different, they have stainless steel buckles.
Any luck with your search so far Judah?
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I can't answer your question. But since you asked me, I have some thoughts about that sheath and knife.
If the fabric sheath fits snug enough around the knife to hold it securely, at some point I'm sure you'll poke the knife into the material trying to get it inside.
I don't like skeleton knives, the handle is uncomfortable to grip, and it's hard to get good leverage on the knife.
The Speardiver skene knife has all the qualities this set up aspires to have. The knife is flat and very low profile, but the handle is comfortable. The sheath is low profile and flexible, it will mold to the contour of your body. It holds the knife very securly, especially when rigged with a bungee, which the semi stiff sheath material allows. If this knife wasn't available I'd mess around with the fabric sheath, as it is I don't believe there's a need.
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I recently had to replace the battery of an Aeris F10 watch. I found that sideways pressure from my thumb on the specially contoured back plate, was enough to turn it and open the watch. To close it I did the same thing, but wasn't sure if I turned closed all the way. I then place the tip of a fish stringer (you can use any pointy object) in one of the holes of the back plate, and turned is as far is it could go. No special tool is necessary for this job.
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Once those cats had a bad experience with fresh fish, I think they're likely to reject all fresh fish whether they're contaminated or not, at least for a while. I don't give much credence to the notion that animals can detect sig, even after they had a bad experience.
What do you mean by convulsions, gagging?
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Mind blowing are the right words.
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If you have a scratch you don't need to refinish the whole gun with penetrating epoxy. You can do a spot touch up.
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David Vickers from Hawaii, Speardiver Pacific wetsuit.
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I have teak oil here so don't buy.
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We won. Read from post #7 http://www.spearfishingplanet.…013-not-good-spearos.html
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Get well soon.
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Very nice Mark, you certainly do things right. I'm the same when it comes to tools. If the price of the tool needed for the job is equal to the price of the item, I'd rather buy the tool and do it myself, time permitting. It's a good way to slowly put together a nice shop.
The table extension is great, but the MDF, I used it before and I think it has a tendency to warp.
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I'd love to try it right now.
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Nice, I know it's a thrill to have a fish this size appear on a beach dive.
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Welcome to the forum.
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That could be your problem right there. I used that tip exclusively for 3 years when I first started, and had a lot of missed fish. A single flopper is better.
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I said that before I knew it was a 40lb cubera. How to hell do you miss a fish that big anyways? <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
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That was funny
Do you turn up the tip of the flopper on the spear? I've seen that make a spear swerve.