I'd say that is the correct mind set.
Google is the best way. Here, other spearfishing forums, diving forums
Even more than that, as I assumed you have unreal diving abilities, is the knowledge of where the strainers are and where the false eddies are and such.
Above all, be safe and have fun. Spearing is the greatest thing you can do. . .
Welcome. Very nice to have you.
Please dive with people who know the waters you will be diving. Freshwater has many risks and with michael's recent passing, they have been brought to the front of my mind
I also LOVE trout. Like sweet little salmon
Please do start a thread about the cat restoration. I love a good boat build. So much to learn and be jealous of
Man you always land big beautiful fish.
While I am very impressed with your roller gun I feel, in your case, it has a lot more to do with the Indian than the arrow
Great post. Good luck with the cat. She will be sweet when you are done
Take an anti-inflammatory. It will reduce the swelling
This is a great bunch of lessons and advice. Thanks for sharing guys.
Every time I've gone whitewater rafting I always kind of scoffed at the guides when they give their safety warnings but after i had to help pull a buddy back in to the boat after he fell out I took it very seriously. My friend weighed about 145 lbs back then, a weight I could easily lift. He felt like he weighed 500 lbs. I was pulling as hard as I could and it took another guy grabbing me and pulling us both. Scary powerful
Wow. That sounds amazing!! Thanks for sharing
Welcome.
You will find lots of helpful information about gun building and other diving topics.
Heh heh heh. I love cero sashimi
Also grilled with the skin on is outrageous. Rub it in garlic and sesame oil and cook until the skin gets a little crispy. Amazing!
As long as a cero is fresh it is a delicious fish.
Whoa!! Nice improvements.
That is a lot beefier. Looks great
Excellent buddy. Very glad it is working out.
Dan has a fairly ingenious line spool he used to use. Perhaps he has a pic of it to share.
Tragic loss. Mike was a very nice guy. I sold him my old dive watch.
Every interaction I had with him left me feeljng like he was a man of honor and integrity.
Prayers of peace for his spirit and those he left behind
Nicely done!!! A productive wreck that shallow is like Xmas come early!
Wow. Dude knows his stuff!!
I have used this rack several times. It is great. With bungees on the top portion the guns are NOT moving. Easy in, needs two hands to take out.
Nailed it AP!
Big thanks Dan.
Just art, simply art
Doesn't go fast enough even with two guys paddling?
I measure the speed of a kayak as speed relative to effort needed. The prism, my single yak, is fast. A few strokes and you go from stopped to moving and moving rather quickly. With the Zuma, the first several strokes go to overcoming inertia and then she starts to move. Once you have a little forward momentum, you can zip around.
As an example, I used to do a lot of canal touring. Wed take the yaks and a bunch of booze and some fishing gear and paddle through the neighborhoods of Kendall, checking out people's cool back yards, drinking, acting stupid and a little fishing for peacock bass. The fridge was always loaded with all the booze and the two worst paddlers but they kept up with the two singles.
