Posts by Dan

    Clint Eastwood's Gran Torino is worth watching. I didn't like the ending. An interesting look into some part of American culture otherwise unknown to me.

    I'm not into poetry but this poem from Terry Maas' Blue Water Hunters video touched me. I liked it a lot and couldn't find a reference as to who wrote it so I watched the video rewinding and playing over and over until I got the whole thing on paper. The person who narrated it did a really good job and it really gets through. Reading it is doesn't have the same effect but I hope you enjoy it.


    If you have a good poem related to spearfishing or hunting maybe you'd like to add it to this thread.

    Elvin, these are the ones I got from your links correct?


    Puntas.



    Playa de la Ocho. North east coast.



    Playa Jobos @ Isabela. North west coast.



    Playa Inches. South east coast.



    From one of hau's links. The other I can't get it to show anything.


    http://kako.gotdns.org:8080/

    Switching in itself isn't a big deal, I can just use my other mask. I'll keep going with the Cressi mask for while longer to see if I notice any other problem other than seeing the belt. I really enjoy the lightness of it.

    I was diving today and used a rash guard top for the first time since the winter. I found it necessary to tighten up the belt by one hole while I was in the in the water. I couldn't see the buckle no matter how much I bent and had to do it by feel. I don't recall adjusting the belt with larger masks but I also don't recall it ever being a problem like today. I must conclude that the smaller field of view is a factor to be considered, in this case it was indeed an inconvenience. So, I stand corrected and may go back to a larger field of view mask. Note that the problem wasn't with the width of field but down.

    Back on track.. I was diving today and used a rash guard top for the first time since the winter. I found it necessary to tighten up the weight belt by one hole while I was in the in the water. I couldn't see the buckle no matter how much I bent and had to do it by feel. I don't recall adjusting the belt in the water while wearing larger masks but I also don't recall it ever being a problem like today. I must conclude that the smaller field of view is a factor to be considered, in this case it was indeed an inconvenience. So, I stand corrected and may go back to a larger field of view mask. Note that the problem wasn't with the width of field but down.

    Down at Haulover the water was calm but the vis was crap on the reef. Rash guard temperature. Pantoja got a nice hog and some misc small fish. I got a couple of hogs. We did an hour worth of diving starting at 3pm. The medium stiffness carbon blades were great.

    Maybe a layer of fiberglass on each side. It will be interesting to see if it will support the stress in that area without breaking or delaminating. Monster, please post back on how it holds up.