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Have RA 120, looking for recommendations for smaller speargun for shall reef hunting
- Thread starter Calvin Smith
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Hi Calvin,
FYI I moved your post from the (inappropriate) Dummies guide to rigging your speargun to this new thread.
What is the visibilty likely to be? What size fish are you likely to spear? How do you find the RA120 (e.g. fine/bit big/heavy/...)? I think Miles used 110cm railguns (inc. Rabitechs) for reef hunting out of Cape Town. I'm guessing something in the range 90-115cm would likely meet your needs best. You could get another railgun (e.g. Rob Allen/Rabitech/Orcas) or, if you wanted something a bit lighter/more agile, some of the euroguns might be worth considering (e.g. Omer Cayman, Beuchat Marlin). Look at some of the old posts by Miles
.
FYI I moved your post from the (inappropriate) Dummies guide to rigging your speargun to this new thread.
What is the visibilty likely to be? What size fish are you likely to spear? How do you find the RA120 (e.g. fine/bit big/heavy/...)? I think Miles used 110cm railguns (inc. Rabitechs) for reef hunting out of Cape Town. I'm guessing something in the range 90-115cm would likely meet your needs best. You could get another railgun (e.g. Rob Allen/Rabitech/Orcas) or, if you wanted something a bit lighter/more agile, some of the euroguns might be worth considering (e.g. Omer Cayman, Beuchat Marlin). Look at some of the old posts by Miles
.