Those bugs look hefty.
Posts by Dan
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I like the dog tag. What does it cost in stainless steel?
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Nice work Nate. Wood looks rich. I don't think you wrote anything about the finish?
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hahahaha those are great results. Now you should find something for the lower body
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Good luck with it.
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Nice hoos. Have you been doing pushups?
That's a nifty cleaning station. Is it everywhere like that in Venezuela?
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Nice intro. Welcome Alfred. I think you'll enjoy the second time around.
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Have you ever used the pictured locking snap? A tuna clip is faster by a couple of seconds. But we're talking about connecting a gun to a float line. This is not a connection that you need to take apart more than a couple of times throughout the day. Tuna clips have an advantage maybe when you're not using a float line and need to temporarily clip the gun to your belt. But tuna clips are bulky, and I find they dangle and stick out all over the place. Making it difficult to fit the butt of the gun into a gun rack, they get in the way sometimes when you change the grip on the gun in the water, also the tuna clip grabs the float line and doesn't allow it to turn freely making it stick out in inconvenient angles. A tuna clip wasn't designed for this application. I'd rather tie and untie a knot every time to connect the float line to my gun than use a tuna clip, then my gear is more streamlined.
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Even more so when the whole gun is at no extra cost. Regardless the Tuna clip is so bulky and for tuna. Isn't this so much more elegant and efficient?
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The best way to attach a float line to a gun is to put a nail in the stock, put a loop in the line and hook over the nail, then bend the nail as pictured below. Unless you have a Mako speargun, in which case you don't have to do anything, the float line will stay connected to the gun by good customer service.
Seriously using a zip tie to attach a float line to a gun is a bad idea. Initially I thought you were joking. Depending on the angle and suddenness of a pull a zip tie will open right up. Also if something is of value to you don't use any carabiner or snap without a locking feature. They will all open up accidentally at some point. The only one I trust is this stainless steel snap, it has a lock nut.
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Last winter was mild cold wise. This summer seems not as hot as previous ones. I don't know if it's actually milder this year or if I'm getting used to it. The only thing that tempers the summers is being able to get in the the water any time, or maybe even just the idea of it
That and for me being able to work indoors. I look at people who work outdoors and wonder how they can handle it.Which area of Florida are you thinking about?
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If you have cash, a little know how about buying real estate, I mean foreclosures, short sales etc., and are not in a hurry, this is the opportunity of a lifetime in Florida.
That said I thought you were so happy were you are, and your property looks really nice, for keeping dogs and all.
The heat here is close to unbearable in the summer.
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Very interesting. Great pics. Thanks for sharing.
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Agreed.
That said can I sell you a flag and a tickle stick?
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Any tips on making the Ceviche before I cut him up?
Sliced thin 5 minutes soaking in lime juice should be enough from what I remember.
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Where is this?
What is the 2nd song?
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It's snug, doesn't turn or move on its own.
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So no more balcony smelting? Or are you going to hand out filters to your neighbors? <img src= " class="smiley" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x" height="23" width="23" loading="eager" data-tooltip="biggrin" aria-label="biggrin">
