Dude george. Thanks for the tips and about my spear I am already looking in to a new pole with a floper or slip tip around seven feet right now I just have a orange fiberglass pole but the tip is crimped on so no chanting tips. I've already missed and lost a few big fish cause of the paralyzer tip.
Linghunt- thanks for the advice I'll play around with the weight and see what feels best to me. I just read about swb so I wanted to ask just to be safe see what the normal amount would be you know.
Hello everyone so I'm new to the fourm and to spearing so I was just looking for some advice maybe a few tricks. I've been in the water my entirel life I grow up on Maui and have surfed for years I did a little free diving when I was younger with my dad (he lives in washington and a little in santa cruz where I grew up) but just really started up and starred spearing, so I know the basics of water safety and all that jazz and obviously diving is a little different but Im just wondering about weight vest / weight belts which is best, how much lead I need to be neutral around ten fifteen feet cause I only dive to about thirty fourty feet right now and any techniques for shallow water/ reef dives. I dive in santa barbara and Ventura right now but also looking for some spots up and down hwy 1. I use a fiberglass pole spear five feet long with paralyzer tip
Thanks guys.got my first.fish the other day nice little 2lbs Rick fish in like ten inch vis out at thousand steps so much fun
Hello I'm just starting Spearfish on Santa Barbara ca and was wondering what some good spots are. Mgs and my friend have been going to mesa lane mostly
