He’s a spearing and a typing. Hey la hey la – Iya’s back!
Welcome back Iya
Welcome back Iya
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[b]we Want Iya Back!![/b]
- Thread starterCingene
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hi
Iya good to have you back mate, And my eyes lit up when I read Doggies at 150 you so gotta tell me about it. Now all we gotta do is get Abri back as well
Im sorry that someone gave you negative karma for something nice that you said to me, anyways I appreciated your's and everyone's friendly comments.
Over here mate things are looking good with the big Mackeral's, on the last weekend my old school line fisho uncle caught a 40kg Spanish mackeral which measured 225cm, im picking his brains out for the exact spot
cheers
Iya good to have you back mate, And my eyes lit up when I read Doggies at 150 you so gotta tell me about it. Now all we gotta do is get Abri back as well
Im sorry that someone gave you negative karma for something nice that you said to me, anyways I appreciated your's and everyone's friendly comments.
Over here mate things are looking good with the big Mackeral's, on the last weekend my old school line fisho uncle caught a 40kg Spanish mackeral which measured 225cm, im picking his brains out for the exact spot
cheers
Nice to see you again in the forum Iya, there maybe more than 1 sick person on this forum but is this the solution to o out of the forum.Because of this I am very glad to see you again..
Aydýn
Aydýn
Thanks, Iya
Cingene said it very well (thanks, Cin!)
------and I'll second that w/an addition of my own
Nice to see you in the DB Forum again.
It is great to know you are well and working hard.
I would just like to say (and I think it's from the majority of the people in this forum) that we miss you!
Your posts have improved the art of spearfishing tremendously.
I would like to thank you as an individual for your selfless contributions and for just being a good friend to all of us who subscribe to this forum.
And one more thing dude---------->>>>> We love ya, man!
Let us know how you're doing when you get a chance.
Be well,
OceanSwimmer/Cynthia
Cingene said it very well (thanks, Cin!)
------and I'll second that w/an addition of my own
Nice to see you in the DB Forum again.
It is great to know you are well and working hard.
I would just like to say (and I think it's from the majority of the people in this forum) that we miss you!
Your posts have improved the art of spearfishing tremendously.
I would like to thank you as an individual for your selfless contributions and for just being a good friend to all of us who subscribe to this forum.
And one more thing dude---------->>>>> We love ya, man!
Let us know how you're doing when you get a chance.
Be well,
OceanSwimmer/Cynthia
Good to see you're still around
Iya, I'm glad you're alright and still available. We miss you on Spearboard too. I'm still irked by the ill treatment you received from that one FL creep and his drones. You're stance was explicity clear and untarnished, while that other guy had a MAJOR chip on his shoulder. Best wishes! Oh, one more thing, you may want to change your mind about freediving for pelagics. Check out the recent "Another unusual catch" post on Spearboard. It's has a picture of Sheri and her tuna (world record pending?) that is poster material. I'm now even more motivated to work on my freediving and spearfishing skills. Thank goodness for sites like DeeperBlue and Spearboard.
Iya, I'm glad you're alright and still available. We miss you on Spearboard too. I'm still irked by the ill treatment you received from that one FL creep and his drones. You're stance was explicity clear and untarnished, while that other guy had a MAJOR chip on his shoulder. Best wishes! Oh, one more thing, you may want to change your mind about freediving for pelagics. Check out the recent "Another unusual catch" post on Spearboard. It's has a picture of Sheri and her tuna (world record pending?) that is poster material. I'm now even more motivated to work on my freediving and spearfishing skills. Thank goodness for sites like DeeperBlue and Spearboard.
...struggling through the zone
Hi IYA,
Thanks for asking:
I am happy to say I had a great time at the Ab-Grab 2003 hosted by icarus pacific in Sonoma.
It was my intro to 48F degree water!!! Hoo-eee! I was warm, thanks to a great Picasso 7mm termic suit...no abs scored by this girl, but the kelp down-lines are indeed great for practice and experience. [You can check the group pic under 'Sven's Ab-Grab 2003 topic, as well as the evil photoshop Shadowkiller did in the November Contest...]
I did a shore dive Sunday in Del Mar with a friend and actually shot a RA to get the feel of a gun in hand
It certainly brought back memories....my father taught me how to safely handle firearms at around 7 or 8 years of age.
.....But the truth is I need to get comfortable with the gear, weights, etc. before seriously going to the next stage.
--- Being a roughwater swimmer means being comfortable with less gear, so this is a new challenge for me. I'm working at it. If I get into the water three times a week, I'll be happy.
Like any rank beginner, I need time and practice.
--- But I must say I was excited to spot fish while holding a gun...
How is the family doing? Well, I hope !
Keep us posted Iya.
BTW....I also read your very good post and pics of float use on spearboard.com
As usual, you are a wonderful teacher: I learn something every time you post about guns or gear. Keep it up; I predict you will be ready to write a good book (complete w/ illustrations) on hunting before the decade is over. Hmmm...not a bad idea, eh, gang?
(Look out, Terry Maas!)
Be well,
OceanSwimmer
Hi IYA,
Thanks for asking:
I am happy to say I had a great time at the Ab-Grab 2003 hosted by icarus pacific in Sonoma.
It was my intro to 48F degree water!!! Hoo-eee! I was warm, thanks to a great Picasso 7mm termic suit...no abs scored by this girl, but the kelp down-lines are indeed great for practice and experience. [You can check the group pic under 'Sven's Ab-Grab 2003 topic, as well as the evil photoshop Shadowkiller did in the November Contest...]
I did a shore dive Sunday in Del Mar with a friend and actually shot a RA to get the feel of a gun in hand
It certainly brought back memories....my father taught me how to safely handle firearms at around 7 or 8 years of age.
.....But the truth is I need to get comfortable with the gear, weights, etc. before seriously going to the next stage.
--- Being a roughwater swimmer means being comfortable with less gear, so this is a new challenge for me. I'm working at it. If I get into the water three times a week, I'll be happy.
Like any rank beginner, I need time and practice.
--- But I must say I was excited to spot fish while holding a gun...
How is the family doing? Well, I hope !
Keep us posted Iya.
BTW....I also read your very good post and pics of float use on spearboard.com
As usual, you are a wonderful teacher: I learn something every time you post about guns or gear. Keep it up; I predict you will be ready to write a good book (complete w/ illustrations) on hunting before the decade is over. Hmmm...not a bad idea, eh, gang?
(Look out, Terry Maas!)
Be well,
OceanSwimmer
db guys in ads
Speaking of db guys with big fish in ads, check out Scott T on Specialfins web page http://www.specialfins.com
Fish always look bigger when the holder is short.
don
Speaking of db guys with big fish in ads, check out Scott T on Specialfins web page http://www.specialfins.com
Fish always look bigger when the holder is short.
don
Remember you're talkin' to a computer challenged person here. It's in a magazine. How do I get it on here? I guess if I could find a digi camera I could take a pic. The mag may be online, it's Florida Scuba News V 20, Number 9.
Jay,
Man you need a scanner! They are less than $100 from any place like Best Buy and plug into the USB port. They are so simple compared to what they used to be 5-years ago. Another option is to wait until you need to replace your printer and get a combination color InkJet, scanner, copier, and fax machine. The quality of those has improved to where they are close in performance to the better stand-alone units. I bought mine a few years ago for $350 and the quality rivals my works $5,000 color laser printer.
In the mean time, ask around and see if someone has a scanner. If not you can go to Kinkos and get it done for a few dollars.
don
Man you need a scanner! They are less than $100 from any place like Best Buy and plug into the USB port. They are so simple compared to what they used to be 5-years ago. Another option is to wait until you need to replace your printer and get a combination color InkJet, scanner, copier, and fax machine. The quality of those has improved to where they are close in performance to the better stand-alone units. I bought mine a few years ago for $350 and the quality rivals my works $5,000 color laser printer.
In the mean time, ask around and see if someone has a scanner. If not you can go to Kinkos and get it done for a few dollars.
don