Posts by LunkerBuster

Baller

Ooooh sexy time!!!

Bummer man. Hope it turns up

Well done!!! That is a beast bug and some nice hogs. Very nice diving guys

Shitty about the hardener but the gun looks great. The bottom line release is awesome and the handle really looks great in the gun

Wow. Mad jelly

Hahahahaha that is hilarious. To be fair, they recognize greatness. That bikini thread is world class

Quote from Dan

It's actually surprisingly clean for doing it with a knife.

I agree.

Quote from Andrewk

Judah, when i went up to WPB and used nates flashers I had them hooked up to the mako flasher float, like the RA chicken float... weighted the bottom of the flashers with 7 oz of lead and it hangs straight and stayed on a drift with me pretty well. I think as long as the flashers are weighted properly they wont drift too far.

Thanks man. I think i was overlooking the weight.

This thread is great. I need to make a few updates to my entry.

That looks really nice. Well done

Quote from Dude george

Your in blue water, you drift about the same as the float so basically the idea is to stay below the flasher depth or at least level on your dives, flashers are weighted to keep the flashers down and active... There is no structure to follow, just your chum line and flashers... If there is a bait ball or action or a FAD then you stay with that but if not the flashers are to get you a shot by bringing the fish close to them so ergo you stay with them, don't forget in this type of diving you have a chase boat that stays with ya or picks up your floats if you get separated from them.
So simple answer is your drift diving.

Thanks

Have a question for guys who use flashers. How do you keep the float from drifting away from you? With no anchor how do you keep from losing it?
Clearly i see why there is no anchor as it is mostly a bluewater thing and there is no way to anchor

Bent shafts as rod and a bread cooling rack as a book shelf. Both amazing ideas

http://spearfishing.world/showthread.php?t=5021

You can drew but then you need a weight. Where is Dans build. His were designed as surface markers like you describe.

Hahahaha

Looks great

I also like to see the banksboard in the background.

I really think this gun is exceptional.

I love the wooden trigger guard. I also really like the carbon add the wood. Great mix of man and nature

Thank you for sharing your work as always