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OMER Alluminium
- Thread starterMurat
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Virginia Amberjack hunters
Here's the picture of the nice fish I mentined in an earlier post.
These two have been freediving less than a year and landed the Amberjacks, 50 and 78lbs, a few weeks ago off Virginia Beach with their 75cm Excaliburs. Not bad fish for 75cm guns, I was surprised myself.
Here's the picture of the nice fish I mentined in an earlier post.
These two have been freediving less than a year and landed the Amberjacks, 50 and 78lbs, a few weeks ago off Virginia Beach with their 75cm Excaliburs. Not bad fish for 75cm guns, I was surprised myself.
It's a tough crowd out there...
Here is another picture of John Maguire's fish.
there's a saying I always liked "it's the indian not the arrow"
and another "location,location,location"
Here is another picture of John Maguire's fish.
there's a saying I always liked "it's the indian not the arrow"
and another "location,location,location"
sea bass?
This is the fish I mentioned before that came right up to me. I think it a sea bass but I'd like your opinions. The photo was a Hail Mary - which means basically point and shoot without looking through the viewfinder and pray that it comes out. Water conditions were pretty turbulent and I've enhanced the image to get more detail. It seemed at least 60cm long and the fish was about 1.5 meters from me here.
Adrian
This is the fish I mentioned before that came right up to me. I think it a sea bass but I'd like your opinions. The photo was a Hail Mary - which means basically point and shoot without looking through the viewfinder and pray that it comes out. Water conditions were pretty turbulent and I've enhanced the image to get more detail. It seemed at least 60cm long and the fish was about 1.5 meters from me here.
Adrian