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Posts by psychobilly
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Welcome to the forum.:)
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Welcome Phill!:)
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Cryptic gecko!
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Welcome Dario!:)
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Welcome!:)
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Es que Sergio es chico.....
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I agree with sdeisen a 100%. Back when we started spearfishing there wasn't any courses like we have today. Ask around and most of the best spearos are self taught. Nothing beats time on the water, also a good mentor or buddy will help a lot. I'm not saying that a course it's not a good idea but it would probably help you more on the apnea aspect. Hunting technique is something you will have to learn on your own, by making observations of how fish react to your movements, environment etc. And by paying attention to how the most experienced spearos hunt their prey. Time will make you a good spearo, also a little bit of luck will help every once in a while. Above all be safe, no fish is worth your life and enjoy being out in the sea, especially in the company of friends even if you don't catch anything.:)
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Welcome Julio, I've been certified since 89' also but haven't touched tanks in quite a few years. Never used tanks to spearfish thou. It always been while freediving. Like LunkerBuster said you'll become addicted.
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Hey Pucho, how is the other hybrid coming along?
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Looks like ''basket'' weave.
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Welcome to the forum.:)
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Welcome!:)
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Welcome Scott!:)
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who cares how much it weighs?!?! i'm more interested in how you cooked it <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
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Palabras con luz de LunkerBuster......
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I agree with you cww, they're great footpockets especially if you're flat footed like me. I also got them from Dan along with his medium-soft 90's and they move along very well and I'm heavier than you at 265. The only thing to watch for is that in my case the two little flaps on the back of the footpocket (heel area) rub on my skin (just on the inside of my heels but might be because flat footed people tend to have their heel/achiles tendon deviated towards the outside) if I use them without socks for long periods of time. Also people with a very high arch should try them first. Having said that they're very confortable and above all they're so light. The perfect match for a carbon blade if you want the lightest fin. I tried my plastic fins back and felt so ''fin heavy'' that ended up givin them away!
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It's just a reminder that in the sea we become a part of the food chain and that we are not the only top predator out there. Hopefully that person wasn't alive when this happened. May he rest in peace.
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Fins looking real good.;)
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Getting a legal firearm is a pain here in P.R. Do this qualify as fishing equipment?
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Welcome!:)
