Posts by LunkerBuster

I think I like the belt ones better. Easier to make sure they fit just right and adjust from diver to diver or suit to suit.

It is not uncommon for me to start the day in a 3mm pant and full top and be in a rashguard/Lycra suit by two pm.

Might want to look into a charter. From my limited knowledge of the west coast, the fish are pretty far from shore

So you guys know. This system is a great low cost 3d. It works on all sets and computers and includes three pairs of glasses. Very few 3d sets even come with more than one pair of glasses.

I can't wait to see a sample vid of some spearing

Very cool Sam. Loved the vids. Thank for sharing

Why not do like Ramon said and just cut the middle out

Welcome to the forum buddy

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It's possible that the line GR's friend has is from Riffe's first production of this line. This float line is not wakeboarding line, it's formulated specifically for this application. What may have happened with Riffe's first lines is that the neoprene used for the core was too soft. The neoprene would compress at depth and not rebound once back at the surface. Exactly what happens to wetsuits that use neoprene that's too soft like Yamamoto 45. The solution is to use harder neoprene and I believe Riffe has done this with the latest production of this line. I know all this because I'm about to offer the same float line from Pursuit, except I'll go straight to the correct stuff. Needless to say it will be priced at a fraction of what Riffe sells it for.

That is very good to hear. I had thought about buying a wakeboard tow rope to experiment

Xan. You might want to pm Phil. I have read that from him but also recall him saying something about how that doesn't apply in some situations. Don't quote me yet cos I cannot remember the exact thing he said. I'll look into it as well

Xan, I understand your desire for perfection but I think you are chasig an unattainable goal. Remember the epoxy serves a few purposes and only one is to look good. You have already sealed the stock right (first coat) and you are looking for a super smooth overcoat correct?

even if some people are against the penetrating epoxy, for the over coat, it should have no downsides as the stock is already sealed.

I love the look of my wood gun once it is resanded and refinished, but it actually is a relief when the first scratch comes back cos then I can stop babying the gun and get back to using it as a tool.

just my view.

good luck if you continue to chase perfection...and post some damn pics when you succed <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

Very cool video. Thanks for sharing it. It is fun to see other oceans and other sealife. That cuttlefish looks like it is from another plant

Hey Los. Nice to have you here. Welcome

Okay. I have never hunted Bw but my knowledge tells me that for long shots you need more power and more power usually needs more mass to weild it. I see BW as the most opportune time to power up a big ole log and make some 20+foot shots.

I am sure a lot can be done with a big rail gun too but it seem like a heavier wood gun might be needed

Happy hunting

Sounds like it would be good with most fish you eat the skin of. I'll try it with the next big hog I get. Thanks chris

Good call. I didn't think about returning them.

Aside from moving costs. Couldn't you just move back after a year if you didn't like the feel.

I personally love Cali but I just couldn't live there because I am simply a Florida guy. I just like our flavor of ocean a little better. I do love visiting out there though. It is a magical state.

Howdy and welcome.

That sounds cool. I'm gonna try that today.

Welcome. You have lived in many nice places

wow..i guess I am a terrible diver !! haha my static best, on the couch as they say, is like right at 3 minutes :@ and Jim is taking about 4:30 like it sucks...

i wish i could make this class but I dont have the $ at the moment..have a great time Xan