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I personally don't use stringers because of taxmen bullies here in Texas but on ebay there is a nice hawaiin style for sale about $5 + shipping out of hawaii. Good luck.
I use a regular vinyl covered Rob Allen float stringer. It's bigger and tougher than typical european models, to handle the bigger African fish no doubt. Good value too. I like it very much. The spike is better than a knife or spear tip for dispatching.speed stringer by rob allen and float
Or you could get something like this.Haha. the taxmen are a b*tch. put the fish in the boat and no taxmen, no bites. if too far from the boat, put on a float and poke the taxmen when they show up. in the gulf, the prize better be away from you or you might become a statistic or find out that your prize is soley for the taxman. Good point agbiv.
Well most of the time these get used in competitions over the summer where each team will have roughly about 12 fish. And if a diver shoots a kingfish then that can take up some space.
Cool set up but that would change me from Spearo to taxman bait off TX!:t
I understand, but I really don't swim around with fish on it. Our white sharks are more likely to ignore the fish and go for us, but big sea lions have been known to grab fish and drag a freediver down. One guy said he hit 70 feet before he got it to turn loose, and it didn't give him a chance to take a deep breath.
I take every fish I shoot right back to the boat. If I string it at all, its simply to free up both hands to mess with kelp, gun, shooting line, etc.