Yeah, and they don't climb trees. They're really fast and run and dive into the water to escape. They don't let you get within 20ft. I have seen tree climbing ones but they're much smaller, I wouldn't kill one for food. Here's a vid of a puppy I had eating one.
Posts by Dan
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An iguana is going to die.. What do you recommend to catch it? I have a long bow but many times they sit on the asphalt or pavement and I don't want to break any arrows.
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Good to know, I'd like to try the frogs. I hope it's not an acquired taste. I tried lamb the other day for the first time and didn't like the taste as compared to beef. Of course hunger takes care of most taste issues

Are all frogs edible? We get a bunch here when it rains. But they're the ones with the poisonous glands behind the head. Is it just a matter of yield? I've been eying those fat iguanas too.
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That was a year ago, seems like yesterday. I remember having a lot of fun and learning to respect the snare.
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You knew where to go!
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Thanks. Good about the dog.
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Is any part of the frog other than the legs edible?
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Pic posting tutorial http://spearfishing.world/anno…ure-posting-tutorial.html Looking forward to seeing your pics.
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What happened to your boat Frank?
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Congratulations.
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I print my own checks. I can put any picture on them I want.
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I marvel at the colors and scale patterns on some of the fish we catch. It seems it would be better if they were alive for the close up shots. Although it's probably next to impossible to get close enough to a game fish to get that kind of detail if it was alive.. Thanks for the pics Pucho.
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Damn, sorry to hear about the viz. I'll bring some good viz with me when I get back

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Well done. What's a Tortuga's mutton?
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Awesome footage. Amazing to see the marlin spear a sardine.
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<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"> Someone should film it.
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Welcome back Frank.
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Were you lobstering in 150ft again?
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Like there are different fighting styles in MMA, I believe there are different diving styles. Someone with a similar diving style will recognizes the advantages of certain information presented, others will stick to what they've been doing for years. I came to believe in the benefits of being lightly weighed, that was a change for me.
Freediving videography IMO is the best way to improve breath hold. If you don't know why try it. You have to do the whole dive of the person you're filming and more. The fact that you're watching them gives you focus and at the same time gets rid of the psychological barrier, because you're seeing them do it so there's no reason why you shouldn't be able to. This is of course if you don't start with filming Jaco Blignaut
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Heavy duty fish taste report
In what kind of waters exactly did you see this beast?