Posts by LunkerBuster

welcome.

if I may ask, what acc. were included?

I will use the housing that Jeff 'modded' with the open panel rear for dry land shooting with as good as audio as I can hope for.

the housings un-modified are $40-60 depending on where you find them

good thinking...I had though about those but only seemed to find the much larger versions with handles and they didn't seem very diver friendly

Jason, they gave you two of the complete polycarbonate housings? if you dont mind me asking, how much did that cost you?

Root canal oh nooo!

but the breakdown version is over a hundred bucks:@

the thing that I am getting stuck on is the desire to just slip a small (3'x3") PVC tube into the kayak that has the spear in it if I want to use it..it is quite hard to add a long object onto a full kayak.

Tinu, as of right now, you would need to modify the housing to take videos that are as good as your current setup. once the housing is modified, you might be better off with the GoPro, but there is just not enough footage of modified housings to know yet.

there is no screen on the camera, but it doesn't really matter as it is so small that you kind of dont notice it

it should work with any editor that can handle large files...it will be more an issue of your computer than the program you use.

I would be happy to help out Dan, not that you need more SoFla peeps...you know I'm on here enough <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

fuzz, can I see a picture of your wood block setup please..sounds quite ingenious

wouldn't work for tri tips

papaa, what is it made out of? how does it not rust near all your salty gear?

is the pressure in your ears or your sinuses? maybe take a decongestant the night before a dive and see if it helps...it sounds like you have some congestion inside that is not allowing you to clear properly

maybe a netty pot. they are basically a warm salt water bath you pour into your nose and drown yourself in the bathroom, but then you get bunch of crap out of your head...it is a god way to clear out and try to avoid getting a cold..might help you as well.

any known allergies?

how long has the problem happened?

nice Mike, please keep us updated...this thread has been an eye opener, but I still think that for the cost, the odor might be the best choice for me

Quote from Jujuman

Hey folks, some of you might recognize my SN from other places. My name is Carlos, and im from Miami. I have been spearfishing for about 6 years now, although i have been away from the water for close to 2 years now. School, work travel, getting married, next thing you know, i haven't held my breath way too long. Anyway, im back, and planning our first dive trip next weekend. After getting back in the rhythm of things, catching up with the new things, reading, etc. i noticed that on the forums i knew about, the Miamians dissapeared.

I was looking up the "Marea" fins i bought from Dan (Pargo) a while back and a couple of google searches later, i found this site. Im glad to find that at last he is in a forum he probably wont get kicked from, and he is accompanied by the rest of the south florida crew, along with spearos from all over. Awesome! Im glad to have found a place with good local reports, an r rated bikini thread, and please tell me you do more spearing than posting on a religion / politics section.

Looking forward to posting my own reports and passing on the little info i know for the better of our sport.

welcome buddy...we didn't disappear, just found a more comfortable home.

and Dan PROBABLY wont get banned from here...probably <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

look like you found some life <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

welcome buddy...any friend of Don's is a friend of mine

looking at the diagram on the website I dont see how it is a drop in ..you have to show me how to do the switch cos I cant see it

welcome, nice to meet you

they are awesome...i agree about them hiding out with other jacks,,I have seen them too late in schoold with hardtail jacks and spanish macks..

Sheri Daye WR one was huge:
Runner, Rainbow Elagatis bipinnulata 7.0 kg. 15.4 lbs. (womens) Sheri Daye

nice fish, well done..that is a HUGE mutt

Howdy friend. glad to have you.

I echo Don's sentiments too, thank you for all your service.

we are always here (me especially, i am seriously on way too much) to help on another out and to learn and share so read up and ask away.

be careful though..you spear your first fish and those rods are going to start collecting a lot of dust <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">