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Posts by sdeisen
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Nice wisbuh
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I was having fun with a pneumatic for a while, they r deadly accurate,. They really do scare fish away with that loud thump though
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Hallo
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If i had loads of money and time Id take a course just to see for myself.
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Nice brother !
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Just the fact that it has more mass means u should be able to shoot it with tight bands and the recoil would be less than a similarly powered railgun
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I have held one a few times and like most Omer caymans I thought it was kind of cheap feeling. I'm sure it shoots nice though. Maybe Hau will chime in I think he used one for months.
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you mean it gets shallower going east? Some places do that for quite a while before it drops off.
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heyyyy marco nice fish and nice shots
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Cool pics as usual. You guys keep goin all the way down there and shooting barracudas and stuff, you're not eager to get out a little deeper and see whats going on?
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Awesome brah! especially that bigger grouper .
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Omg that flat water
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Nice fish Sdeisen and Greekdiver!
What is that orange stick that seems to be getting out from the AJ's mouth?
That is a mutton snapper's tail. Was gonna be funny but the photographer failed to capture the angle haha
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At first it will be difficult but I know people that effectively fish in miami with slings. Shooting a bunch of 12" hogs would be pretty easy even here. However long term it won't effectively reduce the number of fish killed. The pressure from the number of divers and number of fish being taken is the key. Even in the bahamas fishing isn't what it was 20 years ago and it has always been sling/polespear only.
I basically agree with everything you said but come on dude. Ive seen your vids and others like them. Barn door size hogs and groupers in 12 feet of water is one thing. Deep reef/wrecks in stiff currents is another.
To the point though who would propose a difference in gear before a difference in bag limits/ fish size/ seasons etc. That's so nonsensical.
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redrider----so there you have it. You asked for our opinions and as you can see from the posts here, many spearos have different opinions/options on how best to handle the shark situation. There are many choices thrown out there by many experienced spearos for you to choose from. You can take your chances of getting your hand bit off petting a shark away OR blowing your hand off with a PH. <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
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Come on Frank those sharks were just hooked, reeled in, & dragged into the boat then released. Not an applicable example. When a shark comes in serious to check you out while you are surfacing or right after shooting a fish its a whole different scenerio than watching one swim away from the boat it slipped off of.
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welcome
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Was strange getting in the water for the first time after Nate dying. Obviously when you do something so ofen with somebody you build an association between that person and activity. If anything though remembering Nate just makes me want to shoot nice fish and do it safely.
Dan 6 1lb weights on the belt and its on the last notch cause i usually loosen it on the boat ride between spots.
Also all my guns are for one reason or another out of commission so Harry let me use his original Abellan
