Posts by LunkerBuster

sweet blade Don...looks like a fish would be proud to fall to that end

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Visibility can be good during the winter months if the swell is small and the Santa Anna winds are blowing. Fifty to sixty feet is possible. Thirty five is real good conditions for PV. Most of my fish are shot in low visibility 5-15feet.

first of all, this makes what you left coasters do, that much more impressive....and i was already impressed

second, do you think this percentage is because of the cvis in general or because you are primarily targeting halis who chill in the surgey areas where it is all stirred up?

nice, like most things you do....extreme

better she isn't your sister, otherwise it would be creepy to lust for her <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

sorry about the hand...heal up quick...I also only see a wood slab pic

nice...dynamat 5mil? it is clearly not the 1 cm foam

I used to used that for keeping trunk lids and body panels from vibrating in custom car audio installs...really cool stuff

Very cool rig...it looks like it is fairly easy to use it the way you have it rigged.

thanks for sharing...that is some quality gear and some intense diving.

I think of carp as a preview of the hogs we have here in FL....

I don't think there is any solution but for man's involvement and I would rather have individual hunters than widespread efforts doing the regulations...we all know that spraying, or fencing or any BIG solution has more un-intended side effects on other species and habitats...hunters are more sensitive and likely to use the catch in a responsible and respectful way.

just like the coyotes, man has created a situation that now is beyond natures ability to regulate without losing a lot of other species...to me, that means man must be proactive in the preservation and regulation.

All of that said, if the regulation is not soundly based in science and well executed, it can be as big a problem

best answer i have heard in a while

enjoy...use them in good health

nice Jeff..I would like you to design my dream spear for you to build and use, so if you like it, you can make me one <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

haha, I do agree with Dan though, a slender, tapered cf spear is ideal for those fast little guys.

and, in my humble opinion, small snappers are pretty much the most delicious fish in the ocean for cooking....second maybe to hog....not saying smoked, or sushi or ceviche, but damn are they delicious

very nice...glad they are what you wanted...they are certainly adorable.

Hey Paul, glad you made it over here..very glad to have you

Aye.

the finest i have ever used

Monster...the food looks like heaven, but your sister might be the more valuable in that trade.

did she win the national level of that contest?

Pucho, you are incredibly talented my friend....I am most certainly interested in them as well.

what prints do you still have copies of?

Don, I am curious as to why you want to bump up the pressure and then vacuum the barrel. I thought you felt the gun was adequately powered...are you looking to use it to go after bigger or tougher gaem? or just an experiment to see the effective limits of the equipment?

i would just wear some snake chaps and thick boots for your first couple trips to the plot and gradually as you clean it up a bit, set a few traps and the fence, and burn a little of the brush away...should have a pretty snake free area....offer a few of your buddies some of those kabobs in exchange for an afternoon out there with a shovel and you will be well on your way.

my heart breaks that I will not get to eat a single one of those kabobs

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