Crazy. Be safe and careful guys
Posts by LunkerBuster
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RIP- what a loss for all of us..my thoughts and prayers
may he swim forever in fair seas full of fish
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hahaha, you are correct sir...i should have been more specific.
I favor the plastic flags for this application because they hold onto the flag pole with friction. This is however negated if the float flips and the flag is submerged. On a windy day, the flag was too high for the ballast and it kept flipping...twice i found it upside down and instead of removing the flag, I simply righted it...on the third flip, the flag was gone when I found it.
So yes, I lost it because it was not secured to the pole or float. however the 10-15 previous dives it had no issues with flipping so I was lulled into a false sense of security
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you would still want it as ballast for the flag.
I als found a while back that this design requires a much shorter flag pole for high wind days... Ilost a small flag to learn this

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Monster I agree with both comments...the watch is also flawed i nthe fact that it displays the seconds so small and the minutes so large...I am not that good yet <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
You can mail the watch to hammerhead as they do the north american service of immersion now...better than having to drive to a dealer <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">Mike glad you have had luck with the helix...seems like a hit or miss solution tothe cheap dive watch
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Best to worst
Green. Yellow. Orange. Red. From far I couldn't see it at all
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so jealous of all the consumables you guys get.. i think me might have more fish available in any given spot, but you guys have such a huge variety from rockfish to pelagics to snails and urchins...NICE.
thanks for the recipe.
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very good point Davie...i think you are correct, we are conditioned to notice the yellow.
Chartruce is a very good lure color...that also have to do with the much longer wavelength of green making it keep it's color in most depths
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welcome to the forum and welcome to freedive spearing..both great things to arrive at.
we have one boca member, sdeisen, and a lot of guys in laudy as well.
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pm TInu or try to get his email, he is a trini and a HELL of a diver...he can give you the scoop
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Travel safely brother
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very nice video..thanks for sharing
some very nice shots indeed
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i am not usually attracted to digital images but DAMN!!!
i beleieve that green can be seen easiest, but I have seen days where our water looks close to that color...I have always liked bright yellow for my high vis color.
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Nice Hau. Way to go. I am always blown away by your diving endurance
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Thanks for sharing that great day w us. Well written. I know and love that feeling
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I really love this gun and I cannot wait to see the next one you hinted at

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magnifique
what a perfect gun..nicely done
what size bands and how many?
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Beautiful
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Yes it would but you could easily plug it w a foam noodle piece or stout rubber stopper
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I'm hoping the few calm days will have tomorrow w nice viz. I'll be shore diving somewhere
hahaha billy my phone must have gotten a little wild !! edited now