What a beauty.
Posts by Dan
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Welcome to the forum Nate.
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Don't think so.
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Great pics as always G. You should post them with a little higher res. These fish look pretty enough to want to reach out and touch :nono:
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Who is putmeincoach?
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Nothing could be easier or more convenient to remove and still have the best holding power. There's a little trick, sometimes the snap needs to be adjusted. I'll show you Sat.
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Those pigstail swivels are the best for their intended use; connecting the shooting line to a bungee - speargun muzzle. To connect the shooting line to the reel line a different snap is needed. Here's one solution Momoi
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Copy the link to the video from the address bar and paste it in the post.
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Rolo, I like this for my daughter (5yrs old). This is the advantage of having a girl, you can be mushy
Don't be shy to post something like grunge on this thread after this soft beginning.
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Thanks!
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I would've enjoyed seeing a pic of all you guys on Mikes boat. Oh well, maybe I'll get a chance to see Mike's boat in person.
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How was the vis?
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Great pics, nice fish.
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Dude it wouldn't even go through the cardboard LOL
Keep the PVC down in front of your grip, just over the beginning of the paralizer. Either that or just scrape the fish off the paralizer with the edge of the bucket or cooler.
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Pantoja shot this hogfish Saturday. Looks like these healed injuries are a common sight with hogfish. This one was hit twice before he ended up on Pantoja's spear. The injury near the anus was completely healed. The big tear on the top near the dorsal fin looked fresh. These hogs just don't seem to learn. In Cuba they haul ass without ever having been speared. We had this hog for lunch today and it was great eating breaded and fried. My dogs enjoyed the head.
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The total length of the polespear without the point is 79" (a little over 6.5'). It breaks down into two pieces; 26" and 57". Then there's the the point of course which will add another 10" approximately. There will be a 3 prong, flopper, and slip-tip points.
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Very nice fish and report. Following a mutton in 100' is quite a feat.
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Disconcerting to say the least