Posts by LunkerBuster

great report and nice vid...thanks for sharing

he was way ahead of his time those are some really cool gun ideas...the triple band roller gun looks like you would immediately be tangled and die upon shooting, but i bet it shoots hard

hell yeah Tinu, nice haul as usual

howdy friend......welcome, glad to have more trini's here

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good catch. its nice when you have friends coming, and you actual get perfect diving conditions to show them all the beautys of your homewaters.
sure a memory of a lifetime for them.

well said Tinu..it is so often the opposite.

on a totally unrelated note, did you ever find something to keep water off your camera lens? or do you need me to send you some rainX?

very slick..sounds awesome

howdy mike, sounds like you have a lot of water experience, that is key in approaching this sport correctly with care and safety and respect...sounds like you are on the way.

ask any questions you have and we will try to help. look forward to some african reports too <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

i am very interested in this "rolling" technique...so you pulverize the fish and then squeeze the meat out of the fish ???

is this like the De-BONER??!?!?! WONDER BONER to the rescue!!

http://www.spinelesswunderboner.com/

very good suggestions....take note Hau, as I know you do:)

I might even get a marine quick connect and have that on the outside of the dry box, then you are golden and it is easy to take out and service

hahaha, good call attan, yeah, like a cheesy 50's spaceman

interesting...the video method really looks good, I watched it again and was intrigued

looks like a great day!! thanks for sharing the report and the pics...the one of the two AJ's is great cos you look like they are HEAVY!!

02, thanks for the pic!

Kyle, for when I wold be using it with all four sections, I would have the slip tip on it, I agree, at that length, it would be too long to be able to handle anything big thrashing about with it.

Mike, I look forward to seeing your spear however you choose to go about it, I just dont know the physics well enough to know how strong that would be. 1/8" leaves very little wall behind it and some really shallow threads, no?

hau, that screams for a LOT of dielectric grease as it will be a MAGNET for corrosion and oxidization as it is...i would grease and seal it in a tupperware with some moisture barrier. and reapply the dielectirc every trip... I have a good srpay that is a mild solvent so it keeps the salt and sediment from sticking...I wipe the terminals after every use and before

EDIT- the unit looks slick as hell by the way!!!!!
:@ fish R gonna die

I hope that Jeff is reading this thread because I would value his insight..

the ideal spear for my application consists of 4, 2ft sections and have a removable tip. i would want to be able to use it as a 3 or 4 section spear.

my thoughts about your plan...I think it sounds perfect, but stainless would be a lot more expensive...I think the aluminum would have to be fairly thick walled to accept being threaded itself as opposed to using an insert and I would be concerned that it might bulge and then lock..what is the wall thickness for the tubing you mentioned?

can one paint or sew or glue hypalon on the tubes or at least on the interior(the side facing into the boat, not the inside of the tube itself) of the tubes?
cost? weight?

that is a great answer to my question Fuzz, thanks for your opinion, i will focus on the setup as far as my accuracy, I think it works for me on this gun, but I didnt take any long shots so I didnt really get the full effect.

yeah we Pmed about it a while ago...you mentioned carp so it reminded me...Dan, it is definitely a fresh water fish move

nice Mike, that is where I was headed so please keep me posted <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

sounds pretty cool..looking forward to the report... it is a little like mahi on a weedline...they feast on the micro ecosystem in the plants and this sounds the same.

You ever try making gefilte fish Aaron?