Or drywall.
Maybe stainless steel rivets would have worked. That's what they use to fasten handles on the kayak. If you have access from the inside just use ss nuts and bolts. Fun project.
Or drywall.
Maybe stainless steel rivets would have worked. That's what they use to fasten handles on the kayak. If you have access from the inside just use ss nuts and bolts. Fun project.
Looking forward to the pics. What's a Gibson board?
Cuban immigration/customs normally are not interested in any info on you other than what's in your passport. Many Americans go to Cuba.
Close call, interesting story. I did something along those lines after dropping a fin in about 45ft. But I had the other fin in my hand and after I grabbed the one I dropped I had one in each hand and no fins on my feet. So on the way up I had to frog kick with no hands. It felt like I was pretty tight for air.
I've seen this footage 20 years ago and thought I remembered it well. I've spoken about it since describing it to people. Now that I see it again I think it may be fake. The snake is completely slack when they pull it out. I figure if the snake wanted to stay inside they'd never be able pull it out. Nor does it move once out of the hole.
Very easy, copy the direct link to the video and paste it anywhere in the post, the forum will take care of the rest.
You can also post videos in the video gallery, the instructions are here http://spearfishing.world/anno…o-section-how-to-use.html
Did you strap on the sweet juice to recover it or did it land on top of the structure?
Thanks hau.
I like this one from your link. I think I've seen it before maybe Marco posted it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2m-cnX4D5A&feature=channel_page
Always gather your floatline and keep it coiled. This will eliminate dragging a long line behind you that is more likely to get entangled with other diver's float lines. And more importantly make your descent easier if you let it go just before.
I think all of the informative stuff is in English. Spanish is mostly for joking around and fishing reports from PR. Oh and things we don't want the gringos to understand <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
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Which peso?
Rolo immortalized
I'll see what I can do about the decals. What would be an attractive retail price for such a decal?
Thanks for the pic. That dog has a hell of a long muzzle compared to your hand. I know it's a perspective shot but still.. A killing mouth on fast legs.
Sorry Aaron I can't say. But it's definitely a better sign than if it wasn't moving.
Interesting post fuzz. I'm curious to hear about situations that I couldn't foresee happening.
Not for morbid curiosity, I'd like to see what the injury looks like. Is it stitched up or bandaged?