hey griff, welcome..
I am pretty sure one of our own, fishingdude, aka Ben is going to be in that class with you.
happy to have ya
hey griff, welcome..
I am pretty sure one of our own, fishingdude, aka Ben is going to be in that class with you.
happy to have ya
That is tough hunting for me. You have to fin good spots or it is super frustrating
Tight. Pics?
Very cool so far. I think that recessed area DEMANDS shapelock. I have had good hectoring results with a lobster snot glove.
out,,,in keeps air in the snorkel and makes noise on descent too
welcome daniel..some very nice pics...nice looking pooch too
welcome aboard friend..glad to have you![]()
welcome Chris..glad to have you and thanks for sharing that awesome tale of the sea.
looking forward to more reports from you
wow a GG up here...nice sighting..hopefully he will move on rather than camp out and eat our reef dry
sounds like a fitting sword was made for a fine spearo ambassador? pray tell...and might there be pics ???
heyo...glad to have new SoFla divers
nicely said Don...in many ways...hunting WSB is as much a personal inner journey as it about your interaction with the beasts
Sorry lunkerBuster, hit the wrong key.
Don
Dan, do you have the 7.5 mm ones...i keep on saying i am gonna get one and forgetting
the propagation of a "scent" particle through water is directly related to it's concentration in the water...same as air...it is still fluid dynamics.
as far as being "smelled" the olfactory nerve that we use has a similar cousin in marine animals so they can actually smell as they allow water to pass their gills
as for the association of the "smell" and fear, I assume it is more the elevated heart rate, the body language and the actions, but I am sure that they detect it and it makes some difference.
howdy...some damn fine fish you've killed there...i love the face you are making in the first shot.
Carp can be eaten btw...some people even love it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bFCbifraN0
oh rolo, my friend, welcome to the end..harbor Freight is like crack for DIY guys, and some other slightly less addictive drug to divers and fishermen....soo much cheap gear <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
that rope looks pretty good too...330 pounds for the yellow makes it a pretty decent floatline too
that video is intense...i think that is a pretty amazing way for a country to be. I'm sure there are way less home invasions
plus being ghosts, they can alter their physical structure and become invisible at will, so that adds some challenge <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
Rolo...the only thing that I thought was "wrong" with the thread is we had two conversation going...that leads to poor communication IMO and lends itself to good information being lost...for example, if i was searching for info about sharks and ended up having read a thread about pippin ![]()
I was asking for Dan to separate the two conversations, as he did, so that each conversation could continue
see the shark conversation here
http://spearfishing.world/gene…earing-near-sharks-4.html
John you looks super stoked in the pic of just you with that yellowtail...really happy