Excellent haul. Nicely done
Posts by LunkerBuster
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excellent pics Don, the parts look very nice.
i LOVE that handle btw
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it is hard not to get radicalized by dealing with moron extremists but we have to keep the high road....it is just very hard
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Very cool. I like the part where he pretends to wipe sweat off his brow. That made me laugh
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Me too. I have just written a letter to dfg telling them that i will not be vacationing in CA this year or again until they get away from this gross pandering. I forward a copy to the gov and the sec of commerce. This is bs
HSUS is a scary group of radicals. And they don't help the shelters. Your local humane society is not at all affiliated w HSUS they just share a name. Shame.
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that is intense john, thanks for sharing the story for everyone's benefit. I am very sorry for your loss. That a gear failure could be fatal is a scary and sobering thought
How do you manage a FL around the rigs? that must be a huge chore
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very excited about that suit..would be perfect for this time of year too. not quite 3mm yet.
sorry cali guys i hate to rub it in
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i am sure that Marco will comment on OMER.
I am diving in a Speardiver suit right now, so other that to recommend that, which I do, I cannot answer about OMER in particular.
I have a realsea suit, a mako (old) suit and I used to have a oneil surf suit, clearly they are not really of any value for the conversation as they are all lined and not real freediving suits.
i have heard that people like the hexskin suits from spetton.
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dude only made it 12hours before the safety team pulled the plug due to high currents.
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quick ??? that i have asked before but cannot remember the answer...would a three prong spear be any risk when bugging since it is not a hook at all? seems like it might be a helpful tool since I always see big fish when I dont have my gun ....D'oh!
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I don't like seeing large animals in tanks or cages but the slavery issue being invoked is disgusting.
this is a tough point for me as well..I remember being awestruck by the magical creatures i saw at the aquarium when I was a boy and they certainly helped to cement my undying love of the ocean. I do hate captive animals but the knowledge and wonder that can be gained by seeing these animals in person is worth it in my humble opinion.
i find most aquarium staffers are awesome folks who love the ocean and care very much for the sealife under their charge...i'm sure there are some circus folk who dont like the animals and some crazy hippies too, but most are great
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wow, what a great report...as a lways..thanks
any more pics of that beast
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howdy, nice to have you
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very good insights
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buy your fish whole...or better yet....spear 'em yourself.
this article disturbs but does not surprise me
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Pretty cool. And risky.
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PLEASE! Even if I am a happily married man, I love to see graceful ladies in bikinis.

Even if you are not going to eat, you are allowed to see the menu, right?
<img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">AMEN to that my brother!!!
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this is a very helpful thread...I have always punted on a spectra core simply because of the difficulty doing this part...thanks
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some folks use a reel and a shorted floatline..just as deep as they plan to dive..then the use the reel for most everything but have the safety of the FL.
to me it is the worst of both in that case
I am with Dan, FL for all dives and be couteous about coiling the excess as you swim