Speargun Question
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Consider, you are extremely limited as to what you are allowed to shoot.... carp only. And for the most part its all short range, inside of 15 feet, 20 feet on a really good day. If you are interested in traveling to Ok or Ar, to hunt that will widen your target range a little and may extend your range of visibility. I havn't dove any lakes in either state.
This information will help the decision. Once I make the jump, I'll make three purchases, a pole spear for floundering in shallow water, a salt water gun, probably a biller, and a fresh water gun, something short.
TwoBit
This information will help the decision. Once I make the jump, I'll make three purchases, a pole spear for floundering in shallow water, a salt water gun, probably a biller, and a fresh water gun, something short.
TwoBit
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A 42'' to 48'' gun should fit the bill, I do not want to recommend spearguns because of the difference of price. Throw out a couple gun makers and we will throw in our 2 cents.
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if you hunt rivers you need to think about a gun with a low profile for tracking against the current. I typically use a small euro style gun or a pole spear for these tasks.
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