Are they difficult to extract? The fish has two right?
If that cup belongs to Don then he's taken a lot of WSB.
Are they difficult to extract? The fish has two right?
If that cup belongs to Don then he's taken a lot of WSB.
Very interesting story and cool vid tinu.
What's that Don?
A diving bird.

Interesante el refran ![]()
Shot the mutt in the butt eh!?
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How long did you get to watch?
Davie, what's the story with the 7 pennies?
:thumbsup1:
The way I see it in my head is that my chances are running down. That the more time passes with nothing happening the more inevitable it is that something will, a numbers game if you will. I don't believe in luck, I believe in the natural law of probability. Maybe I have some control by living life right and being up to the challenge. Of course if I didn't go in the water I would eliminate this concern, but I do go. I think when you have a strong desire to do something you're not concerned about a lot of things. It will put you in danger but it's also rewarding. I figure as long as I get the urge I'm good.
How big? <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
You know like fishing rods, anchors, chests full of gold, a floating packet of coke... <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
Before I started spearfishing seriously in my late 20's, I felt invincible, like nothing bad can happen to me. At some point I realized the dangers. I'm still not too concerned about blackout, but I'm aware of the possibility of being lost at sea or being attacked by a predator. To be able to continue to dive I felt I changed, and figured out that I accepted that one day I can die doing this. This acceptance had a general effect on my life, time seems to go by faster, but I also think I enjoy things more. I don't know if all this is a product of my spearfishing experience or just age. I'm wondering if anyone else felt this.
That's very cool about the anhinga. I saw one once doing that in Dania. It surprised the hell out of me, then was very interesting to watch.
Thanks for the review and the pics Kyle.

Thanks for clearing things up Rick.
Adrian, very little markup for me on these shafts.
7mm
AISI 630 Stainless steel
Tri cut tip.
3" Single flopper on the bottom.
3 mini tabs, one being a rest tab (can be used to keep one band out of the way when not loaded/powered down).
Price:
150cm $64
160cm $66
170cm $71
180cm $73
190cm $75
Well I didn't know if posting these pictures or not
Why not Marco, is there pressure coming from somewhere to stop posting pics? If there's a problem I'd like to know about it.
And great fish.
Come on Rick, give it up.