I use the Speardiver Stealth mask. I've tried many masks. Since I learned how to breath from the mask ultra low internal volume is not an issue for me. The Stealth mask also has the option for a Gopro mount if I want to make a video of my dive.

I use the Speardiver Stealth mask. I've tried many masks. Since I learned how to breath from the mask ultra low internal volume is not an issue for me. The Stealth mask also has the option for a Gopro mount if I want to make a video of my dive.

I have some very good suits coming in about 2 weeks. I'll have some large and X-Large in 5mm, all in blue camo http://spearfishing.world/wetsuits/1350-our-wetsuits.html Being open cell on the inside they're very warm.
He's a good looking fellow.
When fishing in sharky waters it's a good idea to have our partners watch until the fish is out of the water. And have a powerhead ready for quick deployment. I'm so sorry for the dead surfer. He must have fought to the end. How many bites were there? Was he partially eaten?
Crazy story Rolo. Too bad they don't eat shark over here. I think the population needs to be thinned out some.
I moved the thread to the Florida section.
That's just crazy, I don't know what to think right now.
Cool report and pics.
Is the skeg part of a surfboard? Do you collect them to clean the reef?
Big careto!
Very nice. Who did you go with?
Good question. I've seen 3 out of 4 of Pantoja's cressy fins break at the blade where the tendon of the footpocket ends. Pantoja is hard on gear. The fact that he didn't break (so far) the Pursuit carbon fins is a testament to their durability.
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I remember reading Tom Brown's The Tracker. He described how tracks are evident on land for years after they were made. Doesn't work the same way in the sea but if it did.. that would be something.
How much can be said about plastic? It can only be so good. Picasso blades are strong durable blades, can't imagine another plastic fin being more durable. I hate Picasso footpockets though, they rub my foot in the wrong places.
Funny thing is I've done the exact same thing grappling to the toe on the left foot about 15 years ago. It never healed perfectly and hurts from time to time, sometimes when the weather is cold and humid. Now I can look forward to having two of those for the time I have left on this earth. It's interesting how perspective changes when you simply can't walk, and due to such a small thing. It's the second day today and I'm hoping it's not as bad as I thought it was going to be. Maybe it's the Tylenol 3's..
Don, how did you tear your hamstring?
Awesome!!
You got the cave drawing motif going, except for the narration of course <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">
can we see some pics of them?
Yeah fuzz, can we see the stick figures? Which drawing style is closest to your abilities? I'm thinking #7 <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

Thank you all for the well wishes and advice.
Like you I prefer natural wood color and patterns, enhanced with oil, varnish, or penetrating epoxy. But this paint job does look very nice.