Posts by LunkerBuster

Jeff I will take some detailed pictures and break out the calipers tonight...the basic needs are a spacer and a way to mount a flat lens onto or over the existing convex lens.

i bet you'd get decent hydration from eating the fish...they have a lot of water in 'em.

i agree with the way Dan said each of those

welcome friend...great intro report...looking forward to lots more

looking forward to that report....FOR SURE

nice Don, you have some balls my friend...Dobie's will add some confidence too

where is the rest of the bull moray story?

wow, you really killed it..what a great tank..are the neighbors still curious/scared

for me, I like the wishbone to be soft and grippy, i like the shooting line to be the tough double shielded like qpowerline

i like the stuff that Jeff mentioned...especially how easy it is to tie..just poke a hole in it and then a square knot through the hole. Done.

welcome Gabriele, glad to have you in the forum..no worries about the language...we have spearos from all over the world...and your english is WAY better than my Italian.

he doesnt do amazing work...he does magic

happy to hear

just glad it is getting used and you enjoy it...gotta love the Lucky Love Banana!!!!!

sweet, thanks for the report, glad you have some blood on the shaft

bonita sashimi is pretty tasty, had it once out in Cali

anything you want to adjust with the gun Don, tinkering, mod, etc?

lol @ homographic hahahahahaha

thanks for the tip Marco, what is that 1.8 rated to as far as weight?

yeah, marco, I was shocked to hear that as well...I will wait to see said pictures before I believe anything

my thinking is that I will end up with two housings, one for land and one for sea....i hate to waste $ but the current housing is sooo awesome one land, to lose that would be awful... i think Dan's walk-through is right on what I'll be doing...making a PVC tube with a flat lens and mad glue/epoxy.

I think the videos do show considerable improvement Dan, much sharper and the objects dont seem to be so very far away

great pics Gerald, and welcome back...I especially like the squid shots and the B&W turtle, beautiful...thanks for sharing

Anyone have any experience with them?