Spearfishing Q&A

fishinDave07 · Post by **fishinDave07** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 10:33 am

So here's how it's gonna work. You post a question and i will answer it to the best of my ability. I don't know everything there ever was about spearfishing but i have experience and know a few people that have been doing this for some time.

Hopefully it will be a great way to eliminate some people's doubts or misconceptions and we can share some great info.

Ask away!

fishandchicks · Post by **fishandchicks** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 7:13 pm

where in miramar do you live

fishinDave07 · Post by **fishinDave07** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 7:26 pm

very funny. i only give that info to hot chicas

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But if you really wanna know:

ermaclob · Post by **ermaclob** » Sun Mar 14, 2010 5:49 am

i want to get into spear fishing, but have no one to go with me. Would it be a good idea to go by my self on my kayak?

If not what should i do?

mmcauliffe · Post by **mmcauliffe** » Sun Mar 14, 2010 3:23 pm

ermaclob wrote:i want to get into spear fishing, but have no one to go with me. Would it be a good idea to go by my self on my kayak?

If not what should i do?

Never a "good" idea to go by yourself especially if new at it whether free-diving or on SCUBA.

Do people go by themselves? Of course they do, is it a good idea? no

There are clubs in the area. There are several advantages to joining a club IMHO

1) Learn from more experienced people. Some of the more experianced divers enjoy being a mentor. I hated being an Instructor, which I was for a short time, but I loved being a mentor to someone who showed real interest and a willingness to listen.
2) Scheduled events keep everybody more active.
3) You have a pool of peeps to draw from for a dive buddy

The downside is there are club dues that you may or may nt be able to afford.

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