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Speargun

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i would think a smaller type gun, most of the fish that i hunt are 5-15 Lbs, (i think thats like 2 to 7 kilograms.) The summer time water conditions have made the fish much more wary and hard to get with a polespear
 
You're going to get a lot of differing opinions here, so here's mine- If you're up in Washington, and this is your first gun, give a lot of serious thought to picking up a JBL Custom or a 38 Special NW. These things slay the ling cod.
 
I have an old Aqua-Craft brand name speargun,:confused: , dont know much more about it, cept i got it real cheap, the shaft measures the same diameter of the JBLs tho. It does work well, but it dosent have what i need for the big Lings, and i also feel that is just time for me to upgrade.:)
 
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