Nice one Joe, I bet it fought hard.
A while back I got stopped by FWC and I had what I always took to be a lesser AJ because it fit in the slot size. The FWC guy, a young fellow, showed me a how to definitely tell whether it's a lesser of a small AJ, maybe something about the number of gill rakers, I wish I could remember. It was a lesser that time BTW.
BTW, that same guy called my yellow jack an nice sized AJ.
Line release part that the shaft pushes down probably has a grain of sand in there.
1. Take out shaft and hold gun horizontal.
2. Move line release forward as if releasing after firing and let go.
It should reset by gravity alone and not stay up in the release position.
they dont have mack regulations in your area? I mean you can shoot whatever size is the mack?..
Actually the macks Steven is holding have no regs, they are cero makeral you are allowed 100lbs of it
. Spanish mackerel have only yellow dots and no yellow line, they have to be 12".
On shoredives I used to see schools of hundreds passing by infront of the first and second reef. I guess it is their migration but I haven't seen it for some time now.
Here is the biggest cero I've seen caught in that area. It was bigger than it looks in the picture.
Meade St today
begin at 830am-------------end at 11:00
wind Calm
current from N at 1mph----------------same
viz 30f in 25fsw -------------30f in 25fsw
seas less than 1 ft
water temp 68F
air temp. 56F cloudless ---72F cloudless
Solo at Meade st today
After making some calls and no one going out I decided I had to go out on this last day of Lobster season. I really didn't catch many this year but I was determined to find at least one to show them who's boss. I met some spearos at the lot who told me they never seen lobster there before but I was still determined.
I shot a porgy on my swim over to the reef where I found 2 nice lobsters under a rock, Swam around for about an hour with hundreds of triggerfish all around, even some weird ones.
Then I found a nice lobster hive hidding in a coral with about 20 lobsters. First I started to abduct them silently with my snare. Looking for the big ones I jammed the stick in there and rattled them up for them to disperse. They all moved over to a rock plate next door where it was easy hand pickings.
Very good way to end the season with 5 nice lobsters and one that was barely legal.
Sucks that it is on Easter, I won't be around to go to it.
some sizable groupers just a week to soon.
More like a month and a week.
Weird to see the difference in current just a couple miles apart. The inlet must've been interfering somehow.
Some wetsuit photos infront of rough seas would be pretty badass, like a battle with poseidon thing.
Bungie included?
If you want to find money you have to dive the mouth of the government cut inlet. All the cubans throw 7 pennies as they go out. There has to be millions down there by now.
I found a yellow polespear once but I cocked it and saw it bending so I just left it there.
Found some lobster snares.
I have found 2 telescoping boat hooks, I just found one on sunday.
I also found a brand new penn trolling rod and reel.
Also me and a friend saw a fin and we picked it up a little bit further we found a omer mask and a little bit further we found another one. Posted about out luck on spearboard and owner contacted.
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The suit certainly shows that plenty of thought and attention to detail was put into your suits. Where as some others might have put tiny, cheap, and/or no pads at all in order to save some money. You put the divers needs first physically and financially without compromise to quality.
I have a friend living in my house and he is very interested in it. not for the glory , but for the money. the money is very tempting because i personally need it.
my friend asked me if we have to stick to the legal limits and if we are required a fl fishing licence to participate . I think I know the answer already but still wanted to double check. and the other question is if only two of the team are allowed to fish. oh , and is scuba allowed?
yes, yes, and no scuba. However it is alot of money, and if people cheat in the regular tournaments to win a speargun... I can't even imagine hom much they'll cheat do now.
Probably not, go by the forecast past the reef. It is not like here that the conditions at the beach are like offshore. In the keys it is usually flat nearshore and different offshore.
I think the reef is the continuous reef line about 3 miles out. Inside of 3 miles it is just patch reef and flats.
Rolo, the castle thing is right up my alley, except with Caribbean flavor
Are you going to perform the cañonazo every night?
Are you attaching the other end to your dog?
A regular chain might work combined with a coupler lock and hitch lock on the front. After someone sees all they have to go through they'll decide to look for easier pickings.
You can also install a fake security camera. They go for around $15.
Swann Dummy camera
I don't like rough seas Frank
I am getting pretty stoked to go out again. I'm looking forward to getting to know how my boat moves.
Take it to the everglades 
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