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First Speared Fish

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Elemental

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Finally blooded my omer cayman today. Oh so nice when I finally got it loaded. Didnt realise how much of a difference a few cm can make when trying to load a speargun!
Vis was terrible only saw the fish at the last second when he broadsided then took off.
 

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Hey fox fish yeah Hobart is in Australia the little island at the bottom called Tasmania.
Podge it's called a basturd trumpeter. Really nice sweet flesh :)
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Haha reeftroll 7mm wettie and it's all good :) pulled it off the other day and the water was steaming off :D highly recommend probe wetties for warmth that's fir sure
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