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Posts by LunkerBuster
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I have a little jar that I pained black on one side so that I could see them. They are pretty cool. My mother does jewelry on the side so I might have her make something cool out of them.
that sounds awesome...find a hippy to make you a hemp rope to bead with stones
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both eyes closed...I have never seen myself miss a fish so I gues i never have

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yeah, lanky is not the best choice of words....I float between 200 and 215 at around 6'4" steven is lanky, I am just a big dumb animal

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thanks for the reports brother man...nice to see you are getting out...pics? text them to me and I'll post tham happily
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very good advice for any underwater issue..i once got caught in some mono on a wreck and started to try and rip it off or tear it..after one really hard pull with no progress my brian kicked back in and said "you are wearing two knives, they will work instantly, pulling will not help" i was on the surface in seconds.
this is why experience in the water is only real safety we have....by being familiar, comfortable and prepared, we stand the best chance for survival.
be safe everyone
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dan, your boat, your feet, your right to not get F'ed up by someone elses rudeness of just lack of thought.
accountability is so important and todays' society seems to hate it. I choose my friends and my dive partners in large part because of it...if someone else cares about the value of their Name and their Word, I can trust that person
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howdy and welcome to the spot
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you guys are really good with that thing...thanks for sharing the video
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glad you are safe and that your dinner guest made it home with you

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is pursuit going to remain for part of the line as you originally thought? I think one name is easier
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that is a great deal and a half...that camera takes great pics
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for any interested buyers..these are great kayaks and that rack alone is a good value.
you should look into a Zuma or Zest two..you and the wife can bring both kids and a days worth of gear...
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hey chuck, do you have any pics of your brother's setup? I am curious as t how he attached them
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two easy ways...one is to make a hau rig which consists of a fiberglass bike flag pole stuck into the rudder hole.
option two is to modify Dan's fuel line method and drill out a small hole in the yak, insert a pvc tube with a sealed end and fix that to the top of the yak, then glue or epoxy some fule line with a 1/4" ID into the pvc, this will securely hold a thin flag pole wellthe other is to make a wooden dowel base for your thin flag pole and stick it into a rod holder if your yak has them
Steven's recommendations are all awesome...as is the hobie adventurer and cobra fish and dive. there is a lot of yak experience on here, so let us know what you find on CL and we will talk you through any and all mods
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awesome report Hank...having the kids hold the fish sure maeks em look bigger ...hahaha just messing with ya.
I hate when groupers give me the stare down..I have developed a trick that might work for you...when they are staring you down, bring your gun under your body and have it hidden but aimed at the grouper...then extend your nonshooting hand out to the side...the grouper will usually follow with his head enough for you to shoot and not ruin the fillets.
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Anders, try using a 50:1 ratio of conditioner to water...not as much oil but still plenty slippery to get into the suit
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temperature is a good thing to point out Daniel...i would have never thought about that but the differece from 70+ water and 50+ is a lot on glue
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better get a cool jar to start keeping all your ostoliths in !!!
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spea - I am the opposite of you as I am tall and lanky...the xxl is my suit and it fits like a custom...the legs end about two inches above my ankle...this is the area where if we were switched, it would affect you. Since you are in cold water, the extra length will ensure you are covered all the way....here in our toasty waters, even when it is 3mm time, my feet and ankle will never get too cold to dive.
the flexibilty and quality of the suits will over come and subtle sizing differences between divers.