Hey guys this is my first thread and this topis is basicly the main reason that i sighned up to deepblue. I was recently spearing on a beach with my mates south of sydney and we where inside a school of australian salmon. Now heres the bit that f.....g pisses me off , i am an extremely experienced spearfisherman but i need to learn more about the ways of a speargun since i have transfered over from handspear to gun around 4 years ago and i still have much to learn about them. I had a Omar excalibar 130cm with a rob allen shaft. when i was in the school i couldn't hit one fish on target, i was penitrating the tail or lower belly allowing the strong salmon to rip themselves off the shaft.
I know that i shouldn't be blaming my gun but i have been reading about how larger guns can shoot off target with the triger mechanism being not of high quality or of the gun just being hard to travel because of its size.
I usually spear in reefs and rock areas and somewhat venture mildly into bluewater.
my final question is , what are some techniques that u do that can help improve ur shot and accuracy on a moving target,
and what would be a good gun for accuracy, im thinking the rob allen 110cm sparid.
I know that i shouldn't be blaming my gun but i have been reading about how larger guns can shoot off target with the triger mechanism being not of high quality or of the gun just being hard to travel because of its size.
I usually spear in reefs and rock areas and somewhat venture mildly into bluewater.
my final question is , what are some techniques that u do that can help improve ur shot and accuracy on a moving target,
and what would be a good gun for accuracy, im thinking the rob allen 110cm sparid.
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