Posts by Dan

I think a two piece 3mm open cell should do it. I've gotten away with a two piece 3mm nylon inside for all but the coldest days of winter over here.

Well yeah I know the phrase "he's a fruit" but I didn't know that fruit was applicable to the east coast in general. I find the people here quite rough around the edges except for certain areas in Ft. Lauderdale :hi:

What about nuts?

Kid looks great. The resemblance to you is noticeable. Looks like he got mom's hair color?

What's the background behind land of "fruits and nuts"?

Hello John, welcome to the forum. I was hoping you'd show up eventually.

Dan

Hate to say it but SB is probably the place to start looking for potential members.

Line of sight babe.. line of sight!

Is there a freediving spearfishing club in Savannah?

I don't remember Riffe sharkfin tabs looking like that but I could be wrong.

Good eats

If I can help with posting the vid let me know, I'd like to see it.

Did you practice shooting before the hunt?

Our man in Savannah! I'd like very much to know about the diving there.

Congrats and may you make good use of it.

Your posts answered most of my questions

How did you slice the ingots?

Who made the shaft?

Orca guns are the ones that have the moulded plastic sheath over the aluminum tube which creates the rail..
<< a non conventional approach.

Quote from miamidiver

One thing the emphasized a lot on was one buddy down one buddy up. Never dive by yourself and always have someone watching you. On deeper dive around 100 ft have your buddy meet you at around 20-30 ft just incase something happens on your way up.

Theoretically that sounds plausible but in reality it never works out that way. Those things are not really applicable to spearfishing IMO. Everybody wants to shoot fish and usually spread out in the water. It comes down to same ocean same day buddy diving. The only time I conscientiously ask for a spot is if I'm doing a particularly deep dive to do a recovery or something. Normally you'll be lucky to have someone casually keeping an eye on you as opposed to diving down to meet you. Those techniques are for competitive freedivers who have nothing better to do than watch each other go down and up. The only way those techniques will be used in spearfishing is with two men one gun style of spearfishing.

:welcome1:

If you ever want to post a dive report you can do so in the international spearfishing section.

I see you put on Jeff's silencer.

Never in my life have I experienced anything like this ( Pelaj/Aquastralis )

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I thought Frank had told me that something like this has already happened. Those fins took a beating.

I don't think anyone will get sucked into the prop by the fins though. You're much more likely to get sucked in by the dive flag

I find that digital cameras take much better pics in natural light. When I need to take pics of something I always wait for daylight if possible and take the pics outside.