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Commentary Terry Maas’ BlueWater Hunting And Freediving Book Going Digital
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Looks interesting - and hopefully the new electronic format will increase availability for those of us not in the USA. I like the video in the above article (was that a manta ray that swam out from under the white bass he speared?) - only 10 minutes long but I learnt a couple of things from it. I sounds like the electronic version will include links to similar on-line videos, nice 
Have to agree Mr. X. that's a very cool video!
Looks like an Eagle Ray that got one hell of a fright when Terry grabbed that WSB.
White Seabass is a bucket list fish for me and hopefully I'll one day get the chance to hunt them. Although they don’t grow to the nearly the same size we get a similar species in SA, the Cape Salmon (Geelbek). It's a notoriously difficult fish to hunt but well worth the effort as they are absolutely delicious!
Looks like an Eagle Ray that got one hell of a fright when Terry grabbed that WSB.
White Seabass is a bucket list fish for me and hopefully I'll one day get the chance to hunt them. Although they don’t grow to the nearly the same size we get a similar species in SA, the Cape Salmon (Geelbek). It's a notoriously difficult fish to hunt but well worth the effort as they are absolutely delicious!
That was a bat ray that spooked from under his white sea bass. Its the same kind of ray that is seen at 4:53.
That book is my bible and is largely responsible for getting me back into freedive spearfishing.
That boat of his is a very nice ride. I went out on it once to try out the first generation Freedive Recovery Vest before it went into production. I'm now wearing the latest streamlined version, and I won't dive without it.
That book is my bible and is largely responsible for getting me back into freedive spearfishing.
That boat of his is a very nice ride. I went out on it once to try out the first generation Freedive Recovery Vest before it went into production. I'm now wearing the latest streamlined version, and I won't dive without it.
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