Pretty stoked. Last fish I shot was a PB halibut (around a month ago) and the very next fish I manage to shoot happens to be another PB hali. I'm feeling pretty lucky.
Posts by spearstuff
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Well I can scratch a couple things off my list. Picked up a carp gun and met one of my halibut goals this week, a 41 inch 26 lb halibut.
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I've only caught a handful, but I caught one this morning an hour or so after low tide. If I had to guess I'd say the grunion run and the phase of the moon play a bigger role in finding halibut than high or low tides.
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Maybe angel sharks like the taste of halibut?
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I hope you got some video of that action.
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Man going up against that kind of environmental anti-spearfishing mentality really sucks. Did you post this on spearboard as well? Sounds like you could use all the help you can get.
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Loved the video Ben and your daughter next to the fish is too cute.
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hhmmm I never thought about the fish not flopping on its own.
Darn now that video doesn't seem as great as it did a moment before.
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What a treat Daniel, great images ....the color and texture is outstanding. Thank you for sharing your fish
and beach shots.Cheers Don
Thanks for sharing that Daniel !!
Glad you guys liked it.
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Oh man I'd have a field day of picture taking with that fish. That is one big cubera!
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Now that's a nice haul
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rohjbh2hb-I&fmt=22
Well here's something to watch if you guys are really bored. I put together a short sideshow of my spearfishing pictures from past to present. If I were you I'd double click on the video and watch it on youtube in full resolution + expand the video frame size so the pictures aren't so small looking. But as for the video, I put in a few hours to edit the colors of each pictures so they'd have more of an old style look to them. Makes it a little more interesting to watch.
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I always love watching that video.
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Good to know.
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Awesome!
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Temps on this coast have been crazy this year. It was mid 66 degrees last week and now it's 54 degrees (water temperature) in Orange County, CA.
I wish it 70 degrees right now!
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Striper ~ 30lbs Quote, spearstuff.
I like em a little more wholesome.
And why no local Bluefin ?Cheers, Don
:laughing1: funny
As for the Bluefin, I dunno. I just imagined it would be more difficult to find because of the slim reports of them being caught. Heard of a couple people spearing yellowfin's from local kelp paddies, but I've never heard of a bluefin being speared from a local kelp paddies.
