Posts by sdeisen

If you draw the line in the sand, it will wash away :tired:

Rob Allen 120 with open muzzle and reel.. Ideal for most south florida situations IMO
You may find you prefer wood guns, as many ppl do. I dont know much about wood guns but Riffe Competitor and Euro series are really popular

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_54UxbmMrts&feature=related
Never seen anyone hold the shooting line in this way

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there's a lot of info about gear mixed throughout the forum
for starters you can look at the pursuit site,, all the gear, (masks, fins, weights, wetsuits) are all geared toward freediving/ spearfishing

^ i found same,, viz was mighty decent earlier on

damn everyone is so friggen right <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

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They have reefs right off the beach. Its shallow. I guess im thinking just south of Boca. Lighthouse point.

yessir, its a lot more like deerfeild and north lauderdale there

The size of divers-down flags displayed on vessels must be at least 20 inches by 24 inches, and a stiffener is required to keep the flag unfurled. Dive flags carried on floats must be at least 12 inches by 12 inches. Also, divers-down flags on vessels must be displayed above the vessel's highest point so that the flag's visibility is not obstructed in any direction.

Got out today from 10 to 2 in laudy
my buddy came down from vero and its been so stormy we were stoked to see the flat ocean this morning , and it stayed that way till noonish
viz was prob 30 feet, saw a lot of smaller hogs and porgs, I think the fish are out deeper.

It seems everyone has different perception of what qualifies as the 1st 2nd and 3rd are. what i've considered first reef in hollywood/ft lauderdale was like harry said 15 ft.,, but the shallowest reef i've seen in boca was at least 25 feet., and the next after that is at least 50,, on the outside 90 feet (where the buoy off palmetto is)

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awesome!

nice way to get back in the water,, beast mutton

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yeah would be,, but i think itd be tough to get the lexan flush with the fiberglass

needs other, more southflorida applicable pictures

looks like the best option. the only thing in my opinion better would be a used rob allen but youd never find one anyway, and this gun ma be just as good anyway. Like monster said get a 110 or 120
and no gun is stronger than another, any gun can be powered up by using shorter and thicker bands, at that point its just a matter of does the gun have enough mass and can the trigger mech handle it. Right now in your position the way the gun Monster suggested will suite you fine im sure

RA is rob allen
dont get a Biller

i like this gun fine, just make sure you get one at least 110, better 120 if your in south florida
id still rather have a used RA though.
one downside is if your shooting anything other than hogs, little macs and little muttons you may want a bigger shaft than 6.5 (which is what these omers come with)

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