Posts by Dan

Quote from spearstuff

Ah yeah!

15 ounce ocean whitefish
Caught yesterday July 24, 2010

Caught or speared?

What kind of flounder Harry?

Very nice shot placement.

Are those the same sheepshead that we get here? How far north do they range?

How does the tautog ease of processing and yield compare to the sheepshead?

Cool stuff.

If there's more weight you get there a little faster and have more bottom time.

Looks a like a well made float. A ghetto version would be an inner tube with a bucket strapped to it.

You should post your email Roberto.

Rick, you gotta post a picture of your squid. If you don't know how email me the picture and I'll post it.

Dog food send me your carp.

Thanks for the explanation Ryddragyn. If the question arises again we can just refer people to this thread.

I don't understand, if your DiveR are already scratched what's there to be concerned about if it's not the performance? More scratches will not affect the functionality of the blade. Regardless I may have something discounted to offer you, just wanted to see if it falls within the cheap category.

That's been my assessment of the DivR blades as well. How cheap?

That's great to know Aaron. I've always thought airdales were special. Just the character of the owner and of the breed have to match.

I want to give guys I talked to who are on the fence about buying Speardiver (formerly Pursuit) carbon fins some idea of how many are being used. Those of you using the fins and are happy with them please say aye, thanks for your support.

Aye.

:@

Very nice demonstration of your set up.

Heat treatment hardens the shaft and makes it bend resistant, it's an essential process of shaft making. It's expensive so a lot of shafts are done at one time to justify the cost.

Order one of those untreated rods and see for yourself. Hold the rod high above your head with two hands, then swing it down in front of you stopping your swing abruptly when the shaft reaches a position perpendicular to your body. My guess is it will bend like a noodle past your grip point.

I prefer the sling to the polespear. You should consider rigging a shooting line too.

What about heat treatment for the shafts?

Can you post a direct link to the one you're thinking of buying.

Yeah, speed is key with the small fish. I recommend making something similar to the hollow aluminum JBL, or something with carbon. No pics?

You're welcome, may they serve you well. You should get the rest Monday.

Welcome to the forum Paul, yours are some impressive stats. I think I read your posts on SB. Good for you the ear surgery worked out, I remember you got some input that it could go either way.

Now if you please lets devirginize the Hawaii section with a report and if you have a nice ulua pic that I could use to represent the section I'd appreciate it.

Si señor