Posts by Dan

    When I would install in Pathos foot pockets I used a row of glue dots rather than a line, which allows relatively easy removal. In this case you can use a chisel (no hammer) to wedge between the rubber and blade and pry them apart carefully wherever they appear to be bonded.


    If you applied more glue than that you'll probably have to cut the foot pocket off with a box cutter. Then remove the residue as best you can by slicing it close to the blade without catching the carbon. Then finish with sanding and acetone.

    Of course! Now that hau moved away I'm looking for someone to represent Speardiver for the :old: But then you have to stop saying spetton.. except if you mean little barracuda <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

    No, the one that was sitting on the step. You waited a long while to shoot, looked over to the left down from the step before finally taking the shot. It looked like you were really close to begin with and not really looking to get closer, so I couldn't figure out why you waited. The first fish that I think was the same species took off in a hurry, I figured you couldn't be so sure of him just staying there.


    How do you like the Gopro on the mask?

    I'm glad you like the gun. The dark parts of the stock are stained. If the holes on the trigger guard plate don't line up with your particular reel, you can use one of them and drill through the plate for the other. The threaded insert in front of the trigger guard plate is for a Gopro mount that's made specifically for this gun.

    If we are to accept Andrew's interpretation of the video, then Nate did not go peacefully. Knowing you're in trouble and sprinting to the surface is a bad spot to be in. While I've been there myself, I never felt the fear of knowing I won't make overwhelm me, I can only imagine it makes things worse (albeit for a very short time) and not unlike being entangled. The blackout certainly did not come on gently and unsuspected, which in my ignorance I originally thought or hoped. In a morbid way this is a comfort to those who fear a blackout can catch them at any moment unawares.


    I'd want to know how it was ascertained Nate had a terrible breathup. How much time he spent on the bottom waiting or following the grouper if at all. Approximately how far off the bottom he got before he went back down. What losing air and having contractions means exactly. And what was the total time from the start of the dive to breaching the surface.

    Yep it's all television trying to f**k with your mind to make a buck. I don't have cable for 10 years now. I just pay for high speed internet and Netflix streaming. I download the few good shows that aren't on Netflix.

    Some closure.

    Red is the right filter to use. IMO the red filter is more suitable for scuba divers who stay at depth filming for longer periods of time. %30 of my footage would be topside and at the surface, and I don't like how that looks with the red filter see vid below. The shallow parts are tinted pink and out of the water are washed out with red. The filter is good quality and does its job at depth.


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    A little vid from last weekend. No special fish are shot, it's just nice to watch Sergio dive he has a smooth style. Among others he shot a few lion fish, they were chunky and produced good fillets. I may have to start shooting them myself. I got a 13lb grouper and Sergio got his twin.


    Sergio - YouTube