I thought it was just foggy/cloudy out.
Thanks for the update, Nice to see from the image Jay doesn't want to give away the spot. Like the photo shopped shore line.
Nice fish Cam....I'm going to be waring a 7 mil soon if it doesn't warm up.
Cheers, Don
Thanks its only about 15-20 to have done here!
Here are a couple of mine:
Black Spot Tusk Fish just over 10lbs
Cuttlefish was like 14.
I have better pics somewhere I just can't find them.
Thanks, I was thinking the white handle would be better for visibility in case one drops the knife being that red is the first color to go at depth. Still a nice looking knife!
Is the knife available in a white handle?
Thanks for sharing!
The good Doctor doesn't seem to think there are benefits from doing it.
Was it out of the water?
Is it too late to swap the trigger mech, so that you can use the KJ and new Wong shafts?
And until today the weather has been crappy here, I'm sure they were happy to be out of the ocean!
They are very similar to the Mares.
Yeah I went spearing on Saturday and it was not the greatest!
Welcome and please share your photos when you get them.
Spetton
Beauchat
Imersion
Here is one of my favorites.
What you believe has no bearing on the truth
I have used the RA Vecta for a couple of years now with 2 16mm bands and never had a problem with the trigger. I know there was some issues with the trigger and safety sometime ago and the dive factory came out with a new trigger and changed them out free of charge. I would go with which ever one feels better in your hand. Simotal/Picasso has been using plastic cartridge triggers for years pretty much without fail so the trigger issue is a non-issue to me. Get the one that fits your hand the best.
Someone also stated that there is nothing one manufacturer can do to make the gun swing better, I would also disagree look at the shape of the Cayman HF and HF2 I believe the difference it tracking is noticeable.
Of the two I prefer the RA because of the handle (even though its not my favorite) and the track on
the gun.
If the trigger is that big of an issue then get an Aimrite and you will have no worries.
The Imersion's are very soft and comfortable and the blades must be glued to secure them, I have used them with a set of Dive R's and they were very comfortable but a little soft in my opinion I think the Mares are better or the new Omer's if your feet are not wide.
I have a Panasonic FX-35 and it works well as was not that expensive. I have also heard good things about the newer model FZ or something.
Do they sell the Caccia HF in the states?
I think the question really depends on where you are hunting. I'm in an area where we can commonly see dogtooth tuna on a shore dive so for its not uncommon to take a 140, so my two weapons are a 120 and a 140. Just depends on where and the vis that day.
