Posts by Alan

que interesadas son, mandala pal carajo

el bollo engorda, estar enbollado, solo se sale a comer, al cine, y singar.

despues te aburres. y bajas de peso para perseguir otras hevas

Marco, the weather forecast looks shitty at least for miami and ft lauderdale already this weekend, and early next week

tremenda pesca anthony, un pargo de ese tamano aqui es un trofeo.

i would be worried with getting that hand infected, what did you put on it?

no te limpies el culo con esa mano.

closed muzzle, notched shaft, the sharkfin or pinned shaft will wear and tear up dynema wishbone on bands.

shit, looks painful

Do any of you feel withdrawal symptoms after being out of the water for more than a month.

Not like an addiction, but something mental or emotional? in a bad mood,and feel anxious or in an uneasy mood?

I guess the ocean is something personal and different to everyone.

Dan i think you would just not shoot the fish or let it go.:)

Reminds me of the joke that said " cuando el pescado no cabe en el sarten botalo" <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

Nice board by the way looks ready to go.

LB,

starting out to chest load with a single 20mm can be very discouraging.
A major burden chest loading guns cause, is you always have to have a wetsuit with pad or a rashguard with some form of padding on it when diving.
what technique are you using?
It is more technique than strength.
This is the techinque most others and I use.

Grab one side of the band with your right hand, pull the band enough to allocate the rest tab into your chest. Once you get it in position the band should be about 1/3 of the way stretched. grab the other side of the band with your left hand and pull it to the notch. this technique gets easier with practice.
there is a good visual tutorial on this site, once you click on it go to articles/spearfishing tips/ gunloading tutorial.

http://www.roballen.co.za/

good luck,

hau, i wouldn't rely on that camera being constantly used in the water.
you can get the canon sd1100 with case for around that, or less. the canon case is not bulky if that is your concern.hope this helps.

nice detailed review, thanks.

u missed the most important factor,which one looks cooler

Toledo, by using the term "bubble blower" i meant scuba diver.
my point is that anyone who smokes cigarettes can scuba dive without it being a big problem.
for example my brother is a scuba diver,and a heavy smoker. he can't hold his breath long enough to reach 20 ft.

At no point was i trying to ridicule your post.

wasnt cousteau a bubble blower?

he could of hit a crack pipe before diving if he wanted

spoke with a buddy yesterday that went out, said 2-3 foot seas, but the vis was 100 ft +
they were out by fowey near the drop off. looks like these east winds are pushing in blue water.
I can smell the fish blood already.

Rolo, sorry for the derail.

I have a 130 RA aluminum, and i find it good for the reef, a little long but perfect for those spooky muttons, and other fish that stay out of range. I also like that the gun sinks quickly.

Vatos locos pinche carnal!!

we need a smiley with a mexican flag

thanks, hau.

hau, where did u get this information? and for what area is this forecast?

thanks,

hau both my 110 and 130 RA are fitted with single 20 mm short bands.

I have found them easier to deal with, and the gun for some reason more accurate with one band?