Posts by hau

    pargo/ pantoja----I see your pictures of some BIG cudas you have shot and it made me wonder what is your favorite way to cook big cudas?

    In the summer it rains many afternoons. Also maybe the storms out at sea is bringing in some bad weather also.
    This is NOT the kind of weather to try to yak out to the 3rd:(
    I have a compass mounted on my yak just in case I get caught in a storm and cannot see the shore to know which way to paddle in ;)

    I went to Meade St today at 830am, waited around for some friends to show. Then paddled out to the first reef to check out the viz. Jumped in with my mask, viz was 30+ with minimal current. Just made it back in and loaded up on the truck again when another storm came in :(
    Maybe tomorrow will be better :)
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    at Meade st today
    begin at 9am------------------end at noon
    wind from SW at less than 5--From S at 20mph
    water temp 88
    current from W at 1/2-------from S at 1/2
    viz 35f in 30fsw--------------20f in 18fsw
    seas flat----------------------2f
    air temp 82F PC-------------86F storming


    me, scott and LunkerBuster at Meade St. for a short time
    I was surprised that everyone got hogs
    we had to quit early, but still got caught in a lightening storm:0
    Hope LunkerBuster posts his stories

    at Meade st. today
    begin at 830am------------------------end at noon
    wind from S at less than 5mph-------from E at 15mph
    water temp 88F
    current from S at 1mph---------------from S at 1/2mph
    viz 40f in 30fsw------------------------25f in 25fsw
    seas flat--------------------------------less than 2f
    air temp 80F PC-----------------------92F stormy


    at Meade st. solo today
    the sea was so flat I paddled around looking for spots from 830 til 1030
    found a good looking spot, jumped in and shot 3 macs, 3 dogs, 3 jacks and 1 mutton. No size to any and not really good hog country.
    viz went to crap and another storm came my way so I gave up for the day at noon
    It has been raining ever since.:(

    You are correct about that LunkerBuster
    Is obviuse I know no spanish. I thought it meant "sea ox" <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">

    at Meade St. today
    begin at 730am-----------------------end at noon
    wind near zero-----------------------from East at 10mph
    water temp 89F
    current from North at 2mph--------zero current
    viz 40f in 30fsw----------------------20f in 18fsw
    seas perfect flat---------------------seas 2f
    air temp. 80F PC--------------------90F cloudy


    me, scott and spearcuba at Meade st today
    we got out on the water so early today it was still dark in the water:)
    spearcuba got his PB hog, several schoolmasters and other nice fish-----hope he writes about his day:toast:
    scott shot some nice fish and terrorized many others^^
    I got a 16 and 18in hog, 2 small macs and six other reef fish and missed too many to count
    we all SAW big fish, but they wouldn't let us get close enough to shoot---thats why they are so big, they're smart
    we had a great yak spearfishing morning :thumbup:

    At Meade St with Scott today
    begin at 915am------------------------end at 1pm
    wind from SE at 5mph----------------from SE at 15mph
    water temp. 88F
    current from N at 1/2mph-----------same
    viz 50f in 30fsw----------------------20f in 15fsw
    seas perfect flat---------------------2-3f
    air temp 88F PC--------------------90F stormy


    me and scott went to Meade street today for 1/2 a day
    scott got a hog before he had to go in and I got 2 hogs, 2 macs and a mutton before a storm ran me in at 1pm
    Was a beautiful morning to yak spearfish


    Old guys have stories, so heres todays story
    Scott is a bull and can out swim anyone I know. He is a professional physical trainer. I am old and out of shape.
    So-----Today scott says lets swim in towards the first reef. I know what that means so I get ready to swim like hell. After about 10min of almost all out swimming/towing our yaks I realize I"m in trouble keeping up. With one last desperate swim effort I am able to catch up to scotts yak and drop MY yak anchor into his yak without him knowing. He is now towing BOTH our yaks. NOW we're talkin.Good idea :thumbup:
    He's getting his exercise and I can breath again as I easily swim next to his yak so that when he turn around it looks like I'm keeping up with him.^^
    All is good for about 15min till scott flushes out a mutton. Scott stops and turns and starts to follow it but the mutton flees towards me:) I take a breath, drop quietly and shoot. My POS RA shooting line again tangles with the band and I get a poor hit on the mutton. The mutton is hurt, not on the spear but not in a hurry to get away. I reload, drop and stone him. Great:thumbup: until I get back to the surface and look and see scott swimming off 100yds away with BOTH our yaks, still not realizing he is towing my yak. Now I am between the 1st and second reef, mutton in one hand, empty gun and shooting line and knife in the other hand and knowing that scott might not stop till he got to the beach:0
    Now my smart ass idea to secretly let scott tow my yak is no longer a smart idea, so I start yelling and yelling and hopin scott hears me and STOPS.
    Lucky for me he hears me and stops8)
    Now for the first time scott realizes he has been towing both our yaks but he doesn't get mad.

    Thank you.
    I have learned a lot here. When I first logged on I didn't even know how to copy and paste:)

    sdeisen---I tried yesterday to post the mornings conditions from the yak as soon as I anchor up, but it is a real hassle with the iphone / internet / forum through the dry bag.
    Posting the conditions as early as possible in the morning would be more useful and relavent than posting at the END of the day