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Spearfishing with no float line

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Joao Pedro

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I'm getting kind of annoyed with my float line (currently attached to my gun and the float itself) as it tangles around itself a lot! I would like to know your opinions on diving using only a reel and letting my buoy anchored. This would be good too because we have bad vis here and anchoring the buoy would be good to mark a good spot... At what weight the fish start to drag you and becomes risky to have only a reel? Thanks for any help!
 
i have landed some big fish on only reel i wount be consern about it just make sure you got a belt reel aswell or have the float nearby

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I like using a rubber float line as it doesn't tangle...




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