hmm interesting^^.... want to hear more on this
you can try out my c90's next time we go out.
Posts by japsw
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so is neither book a "must-buy"? i don't think i'll be spending the money on FII any time soon and was planning on picking up one of these types of books in the mean time.
Spend that money on gas and go diving
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Good deal on one of the best loaders out
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What happens to a boat prop in this case, does it stall? Is there a sound or does the driver feel anything?
Float line is no match to 250-300hp spinning at 5500 rpm
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One thing old commercial Cuban spearos taught me is to always coil your float line in your hand while surface swimming, it helps avoid the tangles and creates less drag on your dive.
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thats crazy, makes you think twice about that big empty ocean out there
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Ive had my home made riffe line cut by a boat, clean cut felt a very small tug. Also very annoying when your boat driver is inexperienced and always drift into your float line as your going down for a dive. Also a cluster ~`~`~`~` when you have 3 divers with floats fishing together
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forgot to add... nice brew ronny! brew yourself? looks delicious....helped a buddy with his own setup... never became to big a hops fan myself tho... always enjoyed its close relative. <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
yes sir
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working on a few projects, hopefully can clear them out of the way for Saturday!
side note: my hefe is f'ing great
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I don't get it, what happened?
Looks like his lanyard came off causing him to drift off course
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There's a debate about freezing fish and cleaning with salt water vs. fresh water over on Florida sportsman. They say if you clean the fish with fresh water and freeze it the water that is in the meat expands and makes the meat mushy
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nice vid, great music tooo
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Woa now dont hate too much on dive rs. For long surface swims (couple miles) which is what I do, they are perfect. The angle is great. For boat diving I might hate on them a little as they are heavy and cumbersome at times. They are worth the hype depending on the type of diving you are doing. They are made in Aus where long surface swims are normal. Take them for what they are....
No hate just first hand experience.
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Also had a pair DiveR fins and sold them, a lot harder than carbon blades. I found they wobble on me and don't really channel the water
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Quality ducks, nothing compared to our STA's here in the south
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Same experience here, great fins if you don't mind dropping 400-500 every season for a new pair
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Welcome! and send me some amd 65's <img src= " class="smiley" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x" height="23" width="23" loading="eager" data-tooltip="biggrin" aria-label="biggrin">
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Are SEM dyes sold at pep boys or advanced auto parts? How are dyes different than vinyl and plastic spray paint? Do you think it will hold up to salt water?
I believe they sell an aerosol version, we use the custom color matched ones at the shop, it holds up on automotive interiors and rag tops that bake in the sun, not sure how it would fair in the salt though its really a paint that is supposed to "dye" or penetrate the surface. heres a pic of neon yellow above and under water I found with a quick google search and a pic of C4 81's
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cool vid, love the stone shot on the hog and nice yellowfin too
