Yeah,at first I thought it was a dogtooth but when i look carefullly, it doesn't have teeth like a dogtooth.
Here is a good shot of the teeth on a Doggie. Dam! Mark's GF is hot
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Only one gun had wood though (wood and carbon to be exact)
We don't travel with ''guns'' only fishing equipment.
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Welcome - we have a member (missing for a while now) who spent a lot of time spearfishing in your neck of the woods - Don Paul. He is full of stories of the early days diving French Polynesia and of course the numerous sharks. How many Doggies do you lose to the men in grey diving the pass?
Look forward to your stories and photos
I bet timpooh has many more storys then me, pearl divers in French Poly know the Raira (gray reef) and Mao Tore Tore (Tiger) very well, many dive every day .;)
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Awesome Harry real nice images.
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Welcome mate, I used to belong to the Springfield kennel club, I miss that Tri state Fair and clam fritters.
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Beautiful
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Welcome mate, good to have you.
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Hey guys, looking to get a knife and was told titanium is the only way to go for longevity. I bought a stainless steel knife while i was in Florida for a few days, and it rusted after 1 dive. Even after the dive i completely took it apart, soaked in freshwater and then the next day it was covered. But, i found these Promates on sale for $50 instead of $90 and was not willing to pass up such a good deal. Anyone use these? They pretty good? Thanks
Can it cut SS cable that I some times use?
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Im thankful that we dont get them up here in alaska that often that would make me shi# my wetsuit
Do you ever see Leopard seals in the water?
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Thats great.
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Don Paul
I agree who ever left the tip in this fish had no Idea what they were getting into. It was probably some one off one of the sail or motor boats that periodically stop in the anchorage near this particular pargo hole.That's funny, I was going to post it was some sail boat guy, out looking for a bug to go with his wife;s white wine,but I remembered there was a couple sailors here.;)
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..or a poor local without proper equipment.
Good to have you back Don!
Thanks mate.
Local Baja Mexican divers know how strong and tenacious these pit bulls are, there is a lot more dinner sized food that won't take all your gear. These Dog tooth are psycho:crazy.Cheers, Don
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I agree with the above ^
Some sharks love blond flowing hair and white Scuba Pro Sea Wing fins.....although so do big ass Amberjack.
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The guy who tried to nail a med size Pargo with what looks like a US Divers or discount dive catalog pole spear tip is a idiot or a young newbi kid. :nono:
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I agree about all that, I meant for safety while in the water.
Me too
the boat gets us there. Back in the dark ages we were diving current a couple miles backside a offshore island.( San Clemente) Jay Riffe swam down-current to one of my pinnacles without drag line or float and the 4 man crew spent a hr running search grids trying to find him in the gleaming wind chop seas. All of us were stressed out and real pissed when we found he wasn't even aware we were looking for his ass, than he told us he had just shot a 30lb Yellowtail...it was wrapped deep on structure and he didn't have a knife. 
'' Hey Don could ya jump in hit the bottom and check my shot?'' Got to love the guy.;)Cheers, Don
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Personally, I'd put it totally up to the diver on my boat, although no one gets in the water till the dive or Alpha flag flies and mates are swimming with a knife. Some way off shore spots I would demand float and flares when I was skipper.
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Any ideas on this?
CO2 gun. built around a fire extinguisher handle, note the red handle. They were quite powerful bubble blasters used for large cod, grouper and Giant Sea Bass. I'll link to some of mine this weekend.
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Here is a few Co2 guns on another thread.
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Welcome Douglas, great to have you.
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^ This.
Thanks Pete.
