Posts by LunkerBuster

awesome video...thanks for sharing.

you should have grabbed that hog with your hands

as someone whose dive depths are no where near 70+ ft, you guys made it look easy, very cool

seriously that pic makes me hungry...even the avocado looks perfect...great luck coming together for great guys..nice report

cool pic Kolt...reminds me of that video of the aussie team at the '67 cuban nationals comp when the lead diver is scouting spots and does the exact same thing with his hand like a gun

Welcome aboard buddy. I think a fiberglass spear with a sine flopper would be ideal. Maybe a slender slip tip since you are often shooting the fish with no structure behind them

Perfect. Except for the lionfish

Kill em and kill em all

Goddamnit. Those bastards have to go. We should all have a paratip spear with us at all time. They need to be harvested as much as possible

Welcome to the boards. Glad to have you.

It is funny I guess. I am not a proponent of huge catches like that. I don't begrudge anyone who makes their living from the sea, but I don't really like to buy seafood. I mean, I can go get it. I find that my drive to kill or take more really evaporates when I have a few decent fish. I typically use a bucket on my shore dice and if I had three fish in it, it is getting crowded and I start using the camera more.

To me, there is more to fishing and harvesting fromthe ocean than simply "winning" and getting all you can until your boat can't stay on keel:@

The video is quite incredible but it is so efficient that it is almost mechanical and that is off to me. No longer any sport to it

You had me at tacos :). Sound like a fun day

I did too. But the images were not soothing. That was what made it weird

That video was intense and disturbing. That voice over guy was right out of an EPCOT ride. Bizzaro

Nice fish!!

welcome ...nice meal right there <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

I agree with dan. The act is responsible. I support this take

nice, thanks

very inormative Mike, thanks...that sounds actually a lot like the reefballs I mentioned, but with smaller holes. thanks for the information

here are what some of the art reef project in FL are using.

http://www.reefball.org/

and some pics

Don or Virgili, canone of you elaborate on whatthe lily head is? i assume it is a unique shape of slipr tip but I'd like to learn more.

thanks.

by the way, was this fish sold to sushi chefs...I have seen the pics of the market place where 500-700 lb fish go for 50,000$ US or more...:@

that's cos you are so sexified John

me too, provided they do it right.

it can even turn a company into a much more eco minded one when it works out correctly.

I wonder if any of the "reefballs" from the east coast have been used over there...