I really dig the first one; yeah i've seen a lot of pics of the smallest "30inch" blacks in existence
Posts by sdeisen
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im somehow friends w/ pipin fererras on FB and now my life is so pleasantly filled with updates on what team persistant is up to..
(let it be known before i assume myself too high and mighty that I may have sent him the friend request back in the day) -
haha, why team pursuit, is it because of our fins? if so i need a sticker <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
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to touch, i bet they're good to eat but i wouldn't risk handling one (apparently spines are several times more poisonous than that of a lionfish)
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very poisonous ,, type of stonefish
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what about the hau bike portion tip? train my chasing cars
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9-15-11__#72-2011m2
South of Port Everglades today
begin at 830am--------end at 230pm
wind from NE at 5mph---from NW at 9mph
current N to S at 1mph--none
viz 45f in 40fsw---------35f in 30fsw
seas flat----------------less than 2f
water temp 85F
76F 10% clouds overhead--88F 40% clouds overheadSolo today with a beautiful yak freedive spearin day.
Sea was amazing today with increased fish life, what a nice change. Maybe fall is in the air
Saw some nice fish but was only able to get a spear in 2 hogs and 1 mack today
Best part of today is that I figured out how to sidestep login to this forum while at work.
this is good news,, i cant wait for fall to really set in
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thanks for the pic Marco, that does look amazing
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I thought we did but didn't remember the outcome. Bigeye or glasseye something? Catalufa in Cuba.
yeah thats all true also
at my work we call them catalufas as well,and japsw when there are other fish around I ignore them as well but to be honest I find it better than mangroves or similar sized snappers just a little less yeild.. I could tell you the ceviche it made was hogfish and youd believe it.
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haha, we've been through this.

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Hey I know you! welcome
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Is that Olga?
I miss olga did you scare her off
<img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">Shoredive half way down south today,,10-130,, got out to the second and found a new spot that looked PERFECT for hogs,, I followed it for 2 hourrs and didnt see a single hog,, which sucks..
anyways eventually found some very big toros swimming against the current and I wound up with two of the biggest ones. Thats all i saw in the way of fish today,, but now i have ceviche which is great cause i cant afford to buy meat anymore <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x"> -
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Nice to see the rib on the water,, i have trouble believing a moon jelly could do that.
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cool catagories
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Nice! congrats
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mediocre,, actually pretty bad. But i heard it was crystal earlier in the day
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I got out in the old stomping grounds today in "hau land" .. spent a good bit of time in the water shorediving and it was nice to see the old familiar reef. As seems to be the status quo lately i saw very few shootable fish, which was okay as i was testing out a new shoredive rig i fabricated with the help of Walgreens and Oudoor world.. worked out quite well and under 35 dollars. I did, though, spend approx. 10 awesome minutes with a super inquisitive spotted eagle ray on the sand between the 1st and 2nd. It stayed with me and came within arm distance several times.
good time in nostalgic waters and all the sissys were on shore talking about the "killer moon jellies"
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that's a mighty bull, Hawaii is an amazing place I don't think next time I will be able to leave.
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wow congrats, beautiful fish, I bet it looked wild in the water