Posts by sdeisen

    today somewhere in dania 800am to 130pm
    ocean was nice and flat the whole day through
    the water, though was nasty nasty thick green between the shore and outside of the second reef. paddled out to the third at roughly 60 feet deep. +/- 10 feet on the sand and rock sides of the ledge. thats where things cleared up
    ANYWAY saw millions and millions of 10-16 inch hogs which is nice casue that means they ahve a future. also saw a few very nice muttons but they were wise to me. and then the usual small muttons and mangroves and all. highlight of the day i was laying in the sand and i got divebombed by 6 or 7 little tunnys chasing some bait fish. also saw some very good size toros but didnt take any. on the third the viz was roughly 50-60 feet with some haze, anywhere inside of that was total garbage and there were signs on th beach saying "high bacteria levels swimming not recommended.'
    anyways a beutiful day in the water hope some others made it out

    p.s
    the reason i dont like the rubbery figure 8 snorkel keepers is casue the snorkel wants to bend sideways against the resistance when i ascend and it pushes and pulls the mask strap all kinds of badly


    this is the peice im referring too,, it slides on and off
    im using a figure eiight snorkel keeper now like dan posted, but to be honest i dont like it and i want to find a better option,, i have one of the neoprene ones im considering using


    but yeah davie if the peice pictured is what u want its urs i jsut dont know how ill ever get it to you

    hhaha, the trusty weather service.
    anyway got out with hau and shalllowrunner and scott today
    we went out a little further than we realized to about 60 feet depth on the outside of the second.. i dropped in there with prob 50 feet of viz and a ripping current. saw a few nice muttons but couldnt get a goood drop on any oof them due to to current, so i dicked around there then met up with the other guys in shallower water. didnt see any fish on top of the second nor on the way in.
    noone lsot any gear or got hurt while we paddled through the storm though so all in all a good day. and all the rain gave us a good rinsing which is a BONUS!

    Start shallow in a place that makes you want to reach the bottom and want to stay there. Play with relaxing and breathing up while on the surface, do not hyperventilate. See which breathing up gave you the best breath hold. Very gradually increase the depth you want to reach, always with something on the bottom that motivates you to get there.


    +1
    youll be surprised the progress you make

    mr. mike we all know the feeling,,, but really any day spent in the water is a day better spent.. and there is a worse feeling than no fish and thats fish you regret (because of small size, legality, not wanting to eat it, etc.)
    glad ya made it oiut inspite of gettin backed out on:thumbsup1:

    thanks monstro :)
    and yeah seaweed what u say is true, i love such spots <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x"> and anytime i can get deeper on the yak its a bonus, the third reef is a long paddle

    definettly and sorry bout the lack of picks my fam took my camera with them to Guam.. i got some cell phone pictures illt ry to upload them later


    thanks judah ill show ya next time,, after all its ur yak that gets me to these places :)