That was funny. Remember those divers can't maneuver nearly as well as us so maybe the prospect of having to sit there and take a fish bite wasn't appealing.
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Thanks Alan
fuzz, yes I do.
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With your permission Steve I'm going to correct that for the search engines.
Stop looking Harold, they will be the last fins you buy
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What is this?
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Thank you Steve.
What's your first impression of the stiffness?
These are Pathos pockets with MS (medium soft) blades BTW.
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Lubrify?? <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"> Time to hit the books monster.
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Never put an open cell wetsuit on dry, it's not difficult, if the suit fits you properly it's impossible.
Just water can do it, but with the softer more flexible materials now on the market if you don't take good care you can accidentally damage it, all it takes is one long fingernail and a stronger than normal pull. Putting it on in the water I don't know about.
I use a spray bottle of water with unscented conditioner http://spearfishing.world/wets…-putting-on-wetsuits.html I do the suit only not myself and I spray liberally. If the suit is too slippery I dunk it once in the sea to get some of the conditioner off, I don't like the slippery feeling.
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Seen your pics in the gallery tat2, now I understand your user name
It's been a very long time since I've seen a speared cochino.
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Thanks for the input everyone.
Where's a good place to buy park unders?
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she's a big girl and not a one man woman.. very blue and always wet!
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Nice pics Charlie.
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Won't that thing blow away in a strong wind?
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What is the best material for a boat cover? Is it supposed to be completely waterproof?
How do I know which one will fit my boat? How close should the fit be?
I've been told that keeping a RIB under a cover is not good, it gets hot under the cover and things start coming unglued, is this true? Is there a way to get around this with some kind of vents in the cover?
Where can I get a decent cover for cheap?
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Marco, if you want to add the story..
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Well said Marco. Interesting vid.
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You had me confused. On another thread you were asking which snorkel to get which led me to believe you're a beginner freediver. Turns out you hunt bluewater using floats and are now making the move to hunting inside the rigs. I don't know if it's true that a reel is essential to freedive the rigs, maybe Griswold can confirm? It doesn't change the fact that it's for advanced divers and dangerous for beginners. I realize this doesn't help you with your original question, but I felt compelled to give you a heads up.
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Marco, I agree but sharks are protected here. I've said a long time ago that they'll have some fatal shark attacks here before gaining a new perspective. The process would be accelerated if the victims were tourists.
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Don't use a reel, use a float line. A reel is for advanced divers. The float line is for advanced divers too but is much safer for a beginner. A reel is not a necessity.
