Posts by Dan

No entiendo ni carajo

Serious question, what do you prefer to wear under your wetsuit? I use speedos, but I've been often criticized, freakin' homos.. you know who you are :bugoff1: So what do other people use? I know some go commando but I can't imagine what else would work. I'd like to come up with something ideal that would also be cool.

Why, is there a spoiler?

I thought I was freediving.. Well, diving to spear a fish is the same as diving to do something. So is the freediving in this book specifically for diving and not doing anything underwater? I hope it's not anti lobstering either.

Interesting like watching a Star trek movie? Seriously it's a "manual", how can you say it's worth reading if you don't do anything it tells you to do? Not trying to bash the book, I never read it, I just want to understand in what way it's worth reading.

Please tell me one useful thing you learned from it?

Book is $26 on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Manual-F…ngle-Breath/dp/1928649270 I think I remember it used to be hard to get at some point?

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Did you surpass its level greek?

On second thought I'm not going to do a log. It happens when it happens, you gotta keep going out anyways. And I'll wager no one will ever learn to predict it.

Must've typed a 9 instead of a 4, sorry about that.

Is there such a thing as a 100lb yellowtail?

Scuba's world needs some competition, so they can have a little less work load and more time for the customers <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

Thanks for noting that Adrian. I think I'm going to start a log.

Nice mutt! Did he bite you? cause you look really pissed, but in a sexy :cherna: kinda' way <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

Very nice!

Here's the vid, nothing crazy, but a chance for Frank to study his form <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8s7uG2Q_sU

Canon SD100 in a waterproof housing http://spearfishing.world/unde…-for-underwater-pics.html I wouldn't say it takes amazing pics or video, but for my purposes at this time it's enough. I don't use it to take dry pictures, I have a better camera for that, it's just too expensive to take near the water.

The battery of the SD1000 is a proprietary rechargeable battery.

For video I use the standard setting which is 640 and 30fps.

BTW my pics are edited, sometimes a lot.

The records are in this thread and also in this section of the photo gallery http://www.freedivingspearfish…y/showgallery.php?cat=506

Your mutton beats Pucho's by 1lb so you're now the mutton record holder.

Amberjack - Griswold 96lb
Barracuda Great - Emil 51lb
Chub (Australia) - red tide 27lb
Cobia - Rolo 50lb
Dolphin - griswold 54lb
Giant Trevally - Nunodias 72lb
Grouper Black - Pantoja 49lb
Grouper Yellowfin - Jareyberrysplash 26lb
Grouper Garropa - Monster Slayer 40lb
Hogfish - seaweed 9.5lb
Jack Cravalle - sharkan 19lb
Kingfish - Nunodias 73lb
Lobster Spiny - Pargo 4lb
Mackerel Shark - red tide 26lb
Mackerel Spotted - red tide 14lb
Margate Black - Dan 8.5lb
Marlin Black - Nunodias 243lb
Snapper Cubera - Julio 24lb
Snapper Pacific Cubera - Don Paul 60lb
Snapper Dog - Marco 18lb
Snapper Mutton - greekdiver 19lb
Snapper red - griswold 22lb
Tuna Yellowfin - griswold 141lb
Yellow Jack - Pantoja 19lb
Yellowtail - Don Paul 48.5lb
Wahoo - Don Paul 79.6lb

Now why did you buy that? It's too heavy and slow. It's for like huge grouper in locations where they let you get that close.

Steven and the gruppa!

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Welcome to the forum Mike.

Admitting you have a problem is the first step in getting better <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

Today Pantoja, Frank and myself. Conditions were idyllic, same temp and vis as on the last spot yesterday except it was like that everywhere. Fish were taken, noteworthy is a nice mangrove snapper by Pantoja which means they're back?

My gun is shooting good with 1.5 wraps, the freezer's full, and I was still tired from yesterday so I didn't have much of a killing drive today. I tried to take pics and video until my camera battery died.

The RIB.

Pantoja.

Frank.

I'll try to post the vid later because it's more time consuming to edit.

And Pantoja displaces seaweed's yellow jack record.

Seaweed's 15lb YJ.

Pantoja's 19lb YJ
May 6/2010
Miami, Florida