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Keys Snapper
- Thread starterkeyspearfisher
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Thread Status: Hello
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Gee, let me think about that. I guess the one in your right hand. Am I right? Nice fish. Where you able to get to them without a boat? Sorry for ignorance, I have never been to the Keys.
What kind of gun is that with a built in muzzle that the shaft goes through? Is that an extra shaft on the bottom of the gun?
Steve
They were taken six miles offshore, unless you are a very strong swimmer you would need a boat. There are coral heads you could swim to near shore but the vis is often poor.
The gun is home made and I carry two spare shafts. It's a free shafting gun, no lines atached.
The gun is home made and I carry two spare shafts. It's a free shafting gun, no lines atached.
