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Posts by sdeisen
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I also try to sock up in the water. I use Akona 2mm low booties. I need more than Lycra to protect my feet and less than 3mm or my FP's are tight.
When these die ill probably try dans
Those akona 2mm are the bomb! 3 years and mine are finally worn out and the store i got them doesn't have them anymore,,, I tried some 3mms and theyre just too restricting.
that said Ill try some speardiver socks next, if theyre anything like my wetsuit I wont regret it
- I just realized I rewrote ur post basically judah ,ha
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Beautiful fish and even more beautiful water
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Very cool Hank, you guys are living the life. It's really stupid not to, you've found what is good and you're doing it. Anyway nice fish, stories and pics
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how cool , thanks DP
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For better performance (equalizing being one aspect) and safety the snorkel should be out of the mouth during the dive! One should exhale very near the surface and the first thing that one does when the mounth is out of the water is breath
Also , for some species, the bubbles that come out of the snorkel (when diving with it in the mouth) make the fish skittish
I just read, and it seems to make sense, that its smart to return the snorkel to the mouth and clear it when about to break the surface so you can breath should u begin to sooommmbbaa.
A good diver I know from Hawaii just posted that the technique apparently saved his life a few days ago
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Not a fan of saint pattys day, but Im a big fan of this girl and her Guinness
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He was super friendly. Me Frank Job and Xan pretty much hung out with him for like 45 minutes although Judah was actually trying to spearfish too. Dan was recuperating on the boat after hunting his big doggie.
At one point Xan gave it a high five.
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alright red-chief! Did Jeb and hardline get to see it too or were u the only lucky witness
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Come on Jeb, no need to play those games here
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Jeb, can you post the Amazon links, also where did ya get the webbing so cheap? and finally...lol... the toys are hollow or did you have to scoop the guts out?? Actually one more, you said you poured half of the foam while spreading out the webbing, I am confused as to when you poured the other half... W e morons need blow by blow or we will cave man it <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
Im just glad you asked, i was gonna let the obvious just slip away unknown
Thoroughly impressed over here Judah by the way
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All of you only hate this thing so much because it reflects your own inadequacy as spearfishermen.
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Tis the king of guns. Still one of the only guns I get excited to see.
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double trouble is a hyrbid? I never noticed
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sweeeet, Id been hoping you guys would post some video at some point
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You cant ask about a gun and actually expect someone with experience using that gun to contribute,,, but you can expect everyone else's armchair expertise <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">
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Stay off my spots
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I've owned two makos and while they will work, I think you'd be best off skipping the mako phase of life and getting a decent gun. I really like my speardiver gun http://spearfishing.store/30-spearguns and you could get the carbon one for well under your budget's max. Even though the biller's wood it is going to be more like a pipe gun in how it feels under water (in my experience after owning a biller and shooting multiple pipeguns and wood guns) so don't jump into a woodgun till you've used one for a day in the water. just my :twocents:
