Posts by Oscar

I was shocked and saddened when I heard the news. He was sooooo talented but too smart for this world apparently. He was a genius but with major swings between the highs and lows.

Nano nano - you will be missed Mork.

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Sounds like a perfect shore dive.

Look forward to the photos.

45 meters is shallow?

I have never tried them but I was diving on a boat last year in the Sea of Cortez with an Italian who swore by his Rollers. He liked the power of a smaller gun and I guess that is the appeal of the roller.

Great job on yours. Beautiful lines.

Bravo - I think the majority of us that have been diving for years and have not spent the time and money to specifically go somewhere special for Tuna - would love an opportunity like yours. Your patience paid off. Well done!

You want to spear Yellow Tail/Hamachi?

Here is a spot with lots of them.

Happy to share and good luck.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEN_H5waQEI

I don't get to dive very often but when I do - I often am very limited by sinus congestion (plus too many birthdays) and if I push early - my trip is blown.

Thanks will try this on my next trip - soon

Very nice birthday present Hank

Now stop it - geez.

Who got hungry and ate a slab of sashimi from the Cubera in the ice chest before getting home?

Welcome. I know several spearos that only dive from shore in SoCal and they shoot Halibuts, YT, Caluco, occasionally a YT and/or WSB. Beautiful area but watch out for crazies on boats and water skies.

Enjoy your ceviche today and dive tomorrow and "special gift" in early 2015.

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I remember vividly seeing HUGE Dark Blue Parrot Fish on the Pacific side of Panama in the 50's into the 70's but come to think of it - I have not seen a single one on my return diving trips the past few years. Not sure what this means since to the best of my knowledge Parrot Fish are NOT harvested in Panama like in so many other locations. We had, and still have the smaller Parritfish of various hues in Panama but the Big Blue ones really stood out for their color and size. And yes - they would poop white sand.

I ate some in Baja and It is a very white, mild, tender fish. one of the most expensive in the fish markets I'm told.

Interesting storyline.

Great video Hau.

Be great to hear about who your friends are and what they are doing on Guam. Even better to get a report or two to go with the video.

Oh before I forget - we are STILL waiting on the small cute bikini or less clad local gal photos.

Nicely done. Looks like awesome place to dive.

Welcome. Have some doubles and Roti for me.

Had to be exciting. Any special reason you were photographing and not spearing? Photos are dramatic.

And even crazier comments at the end.

Buenos pescados Marcos! . Just like having your personal fish market in front of the international airport.

I had forgotten how nice the reefs are on shore dives in south east Florida. Great images. Thanks for sharing.

Wow nice tasty groupers!

Hank - hold your snapper out at arms length or se a pole to make it look bigger <img src= " class="smiley" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x" height="23" width="23" loading="eager" data-tooltip="biggrin" aria-label="biggrin">

I hate your life style <img src= " class="smiley" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x" height="23" width="23" loading="eager" data-tooltip="biggrin" aria-label="biggrin">

I have four Riffe's. Solid simple & well made will last a long long time. Change bands when worn, replace shaft went bent, wash after use - last a long time. I like how the Riffe handles in the water and have a preference for wood over rail guns - but your mileage may vary.