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l have a cressi comache 110, is it any good for spearing bass at less than 5mts depth

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i have a cressi comanche 110, is it okay for spearing bass at depths of 5mtrs or less

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Excellent in clear water conditions. Ok for medium viz. Sub-optimal or useless in poor visibility - which is common in the UK.

[I voted yes - but the alternative, also yes, seemed like an equally good choice ]
 
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Mr. X said:
Excellent in clear water conditions. Ok for medium viz. Sub-optimal or useless in poor visibility - which is common in the UK.

[I voted yes - but the alternative, also yes, seemed like an equally good choice ]
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loved the advice, much appreciated, regards sunny guy.
 
You could use it in 6" of water as long as you don't point it down (I have and regularly do although a 60-85 would be better suited to rock crawlin)
 
Yeti said:
You could use it in 6" of water as long as you don't point it down (I have and regularly do although a 60-85 would be better suited to rock crawlin)
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sound advice I keep that in mind, thanks for the in chappie,
 
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