The original case has terrible resolution underwater
Posts by LunkerBuster
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Shawn. Sweet new avatar
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I actually find the screen grabs from the gopro great. I guess it is in the beholder and the application. I think it is the best spearing for the cost. The contour hd seems great but w a functional uw case it comes to like 750$.
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very very nice journey in images...... thanks for sharing mate
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That grass was so choppy!
And diving at night is a trip for those who haven't done it before. Seals playing chicken with you underwater. :@
wow, that sounds intense...i would not hesitate to sucker punch a seal
you all have some balls...I am sure it is really cool, but the first time you get into black water at night you have to say to yourself that you are either stupid or crazy or both
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Beh, the pictures are goine today???
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Dan answered before me so my post was redundant....
...i will now use this post to add that the penetrating epoxy Dan uses is the bomb...it is a great multipurpose finish that was very easy to apply and looks great.
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upon reading the report again I have to say it sounds like one of the coolest days ever.
I was so enamoured witht he bait image and the flying sharks that I didnt appreciate how sweet that dolphin cruise must have been...sounds like a very special day indeed..very glad it was someone like you steve who could enjoy it properly and was willing to share.
did you have to interact with any of the sharks or were they more interested in the ample bait shoals?
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amazing dive.,..thanks for the great story!!
pfd's are the hot new fashion trend, y'all didnt hear? <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
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whoa!!! that is gnarly...morey's give me the creeps
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is pinnacle the editing program? divx, the file type? sorry for the ig'nant questions
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That is an amazing report Steve. Thanks a lot
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Tono is the Man...id be more concerned about getting some time on that sweet BBQ you have set up buddy <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
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Welcome to the boards
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Welcome buddy. Nice to have you here.
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Some great resources here. Thanks for chiming in so we can all benefit guys.
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Hahaha nice kolt. So now you are more primitive than a polespear <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
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i am not sure about the coated vs uncoated cable debate but I have heard that you want un coated so you can see if there is rust or abbrasion.
as for the floatline, it is my understanding that the rigs will cut just about anything so your best best is to keep the fish from the rig legs but that is easier said than done.
I have seen the new Riffe floatlines and while they are very nicely built the look exactly like spectra sheathed wakeboard tow ropes and I would say you could use one of those for a lot less $$
as for the bungee I think it depends on the fish you are after but a 10 ft section right before your float should not be a problem even if you never use or need it
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Did you lose to Reid?
