Posts by sdeisen

yeah current didn't get going till past 20' and got progressively worse

Yeah I've dove from boats with inexperienced drivers, its hectic.
We kayak and they are anchored, so Its a pain. We put out a tagline and dive a spot 10 times or so then move.

Today's viz in 55fsw
Current was ripping to the point diving was almost undoable, strongest current either of us have experienced there.
Made much fewer drops than usual.
Most fish around were porgies and macs

sweet reeline

Currently at 12 participants. Come on who likes to spearfish? its fun and rewarding.

Quote from Dan

I really enjoyed this movie Happy People: A Year In The Taiga. It will appeal to the hunter and nature lover in you.

You can watch it on youtube but it's really worth watching in HD. Also available on Netflix streaming.

EDIT: This movie is in Russian and I just realized this youtube upload doesn't have subtitles. You can try to find another.

Part 1 СчаÑтливые люди (чаÑÑ‚ÑŒ 1).avi - YouTube

Part 2 СчаÑтливые люди (чаÑÑ‚ÑŒ 2).avi - YouTube

https://spearfishing.world/image/HappyPeople_zps8ce7cf8a.jpg

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Watched this last night, it was really really great.

Left feeling very envious of the hunter's lives and skills

Date: October 26, 2013
Location: Hollywood Beach
Method: Shore and Kayak, both methods will be scored in the same category.

Tournament format: Teams of 2, individuals welcome. Both teams and individuals will weigh in the same category.

Entrance Boundaries: Perry Street (North boundary), Greene Street (South Boundary) [Dania beach North of Sheridan street beach park]

Time: 7:30 Meeting at the picnic tables west of A1A, across from Pershing Street.

Dive time 8:00am-2:00pm, 2:30pm weigh in time

Categories: Hogfish/Snapper & Porgy/Grouper/Mackerel

-Each team has the opportunity to weigh 3 Hogfish, 2 Snapper or Porgy, 1 Grouper, and 1 Mackerel.

-Snapper include Mangrove, Mutton, School Master, Lane, Mahogany, Dog, Yellowtail, and Cubera.
-Grouper includes Red, Gag, Black, Rock Hind, and Grasby.
-Mackerel includes Spanish, Cero, and King.

Scoring: Overall weight. Obviously, minimum legal size limits must be abided by.

Entry fee: $10 per PERSON. ($20 team total)

Prize: 100% of the entry fee total goes to the top team.

Anyone interested in participating please join the Facebook page and message me with any questions

I am posting this here first and I will continue to post it through other avenues to build a worthwhile turn-out.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/622077071186618/

Thanks for taking the time to do this write up, Frank. Your pictures are undeniably awesome. Especially those macro shots. The TG-2 does seem to be the best of the compact cameras, if that's the route I go the choice is clear. Some of those shots look like they'd be in one of those coffee table picture books; truly epic

Sure did, thanks Ladvr

I read a review on it and it does look awesome. I only NEED it for very shallow in which case I think the tg-2 performs great but man now that ive been researching I totally want a badass $1400 rig

Anyone have experience with the Nikon aw110? http://reviews.cnet.com/digita…4505-6501_7-35599831.html Wondering mostly about overall photo quality more important than features and all. For that matter if anyone is really knowledgeable about cameras what is the ultimate underwater camera rig for <500$ or so? (the Nikon aw110 is around $250)

I appreciate any input

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Thanks monster this is a new problem for me. The fish here don't usually have holes deep enough to make a recovery dive necessary. It's usually the shaft getting hung up that cause a second dive on a fish. My dive partner is still working on hitting 20' so it'll be a while before he's much help.
I'm just thinking one of those small spare air bottles could be attached to my float so I wouldn't have to make the long swim back to the boat. It wouldn't give much time but I think it be enough.

If your shaft is getting stuck in the rockwork a lot do you think it might be overpowered a bit? If you're primarily shooting into holes or straight down into fish you could power down (longer or less bands or shaft with a rest tab)

getting a dive partner up to speed can be frustrating but I guess in Alaska you are lucky to even have one

Good advice Monstruo

I'd resort to anything before tanks

very good shot placement. he couldn't run away

man look at that bait. Nice shots

Quote from Ramon

Beuchat has this new option to pisete a his fly inside the pants, no water gets inside
En este tema de hace tiempo esta el patron para el pisete, se interpreta dos trozos de neopreno Pasionpescasub &bull; Ver Tema - Hacerse el pisete, patron y video

Pretty clever if it really keeps water out, Ramon

The only thing I loathe as much as taking the time to pee is soaking in pee

I was thinking today (because I have a sinus infection and I've been hugging my neti pot) that these chicks in these videos make it look like it all goes so smooth because they have healthy sinuses. The reality when you use this thing and your'e all gunked up is not so pretty lol..

:welcome2:

Pretty cool, these people are lucky I don't have a thicker wetsuit;)

Holy blacks, Nice picture