Bien venido.
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Posts by Don Paul
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Welcome Mitch.
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Congrets, Alex.
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Really nice video George. I don't recognize most of those fish. Where is that taken?
The fish are from the Med, Vasilis Koroneos put it together, he as done many films.
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Welcome Bill, are you north of LA?
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Back at ya Scott.
2013 is going to be a good year... one of my favorite singers (Beth Hart) is coming home from Denmark.
Breaking out the good whiskey soon.Cheers, Don
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Thanks Charlie.
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The three things that work eventually for me are, 1. Time, 2. sports brace,3. A whiskey before I go to sleep....
in that order of importance.Cheers, Don
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Cool, good luck guys.
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Those pictures bring back old memory's for me when I wondered why my 1957 Skagit 18' boat was so heavy. I ended up building new stringers out of mahogany from demo'ed church pews.
At least you tried to help the health of the kids, hard to change them when dad won't. Good luck with the referb, she'll be faster.;)
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I would go with a 110 single band and flopper shaft as all the locals and guys on R+R will have the fish in the lagoon staying just out of pole spear range. You will have a blast stalking nice Parrot fish and soldier fish.
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how you gonna know which kind of fish to shoot,,, Ive always wondered that about goin to totally new places.. I'd be lost in Cali for example
He'll shoot all the Tuna first
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Then the Yellowtail.Cheers, Don
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Take me there and I'll teach you how to deal with sharks...
Dan needs to post a shark snip-it from Blue Water Hunter, I would... but don't want to get spoken too.;)
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Sorry lol. If it makes you feel any better despite grey reefs being known as a somewhat aggressive species there have only been 6 unprovoked attacks reported worldwide, none of which resulted in a fatality.
Many places do not report and '' unprovoked'' means means that you stayed on the boat;)
Just shooting a speargun near a pass or dropoff will bring in a few dozen in the waters of Tuamotu and the Society Islands.
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Lot of nasty Grey Reef sharks there, make sure you dive with locals and don't swim around with a white tee shirt or swim shorts. I would dive inside the lagoon and not on the outer reef edge.
God speed.Cheers, Don
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One being i have no choice as to the terrain and fish type and i have high drive when its some thing i am interested in and i have been wanting to do this for a loooong time, but never had the opportunity. As i will be on an island for at least a month, i see this as a gift. Quote: continentalfrifter.
Words and personal drive can get you in deep trouble with out local experience and knowledge. Start re coning
with the locals when you get there. The places that have pelagic fish also have eaters and big currents.What is your spearfishing experience level ? I truly admire and respect your land based shooting skills, but hunting the deep blue outside the reef is another skill set.
I will be here to offer any knowledge I have, once we know where to start.Cheers, Don
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Have a fun and safe trip mate. Make sure ya check in with us in a wee bit.
Merry Christmas.Cheers, Don
