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SuPrBuGmAn
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If I weren't out of town for work and on the weekends so much, I'd definately be tempted to start a saltwater aquarium.
Whiskey Wreck 7-23-6 Dive Report
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mwhities
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Ugh.... I HATE waiting to go dive again. I may need to sneak out and come dive again!
Michael
Michael
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SuPrBuGmAn
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Comon out, I won't tell 
Port Tack
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I am off Thur and Friday and am planning to take the snorkel gear and check out west pass Thur morning. I will let you know what it looks like. I just want to get in the water.
Mike
Mike
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SuPrBuGmAn
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Thanks, I'd like to know whether its dredged enough to take a dip in..
Port Tack
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What kind of tip do you have on your pole spear? My old spear has a single point with two "wings" that keep the point from coming back through the fish. I am thinking I might want a 3 prong for flounder. What do you recommend?
Mike
Mike
paulwall
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Port Tack:
Mat uses a "flopper" tip. Single point with one "wing" to keep it from backing out. On the one he loans to dive buddies, the shaft is curved, the point dull, and the "wing" soldered closed (making him look like the better hunter).
I would be concerned that the spread on the paralyzer tip may cause one or two of the points to miss the fish on poor shot. Heck, Mat will sometimes knife the suckers!
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SuPrBuGmAn
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Both the polespears I have use a single rotating tip with two floppers wings. 
Neither are bent, but both are very dull - LOL
The single tips are best for flounder because you can stack multiple fish without having to string them up after every kill. I think paralyzer tips are better for free-swimming fishies.
... knives work too
Neither are bent, but both are very dull - LOL The single tips are best for flounder because you can stack multiple fish without having to string them up after every kill. I think paralyzer tips are better for free-swimming fishies.
... knives work too
Port Tack
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Sounds good. I am conviced and will stay with my solid tip. Maybe I will run into a flounder or two at west beach.
Mike
Mike
tom wicker
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Port Tack:
Did they start dredging Callaway pass? I do hope they make it deep enough to get a boat out if they do
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