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Thread: Beginners guide to freediving/snorkeling

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  1. 07-02-2013, 11:30 PM #1
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    ok ...so this one is a heart felt warning ...beware the salt water squirts ... spending a day in the water probably 5 hours with the water being warm and wicked shit happening ...so in the tide you would expect you get a few mouth fulls of salt water and a couple more as well ..for the next 24 hours fart with a great deal of caution ...salt water and your gut don't mix, trust me on this.. wet farts are a serious possabilty..

    you will feel a slightly jelly belly and a few very mild cramps ... and then Farrrrrttttssssshhh.

    F#&K my life.... stop laughing you barstards.
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  2. 03-03-2013, 09:55 PM #2
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    keep at it keep at it keep at it... what a weekend the young folk are getting down to 50ft staying there for a fair while..me I'm improving very slowly they spent the saturday down at french pass weve dived this area a shit load of times ..BUT bugger me blood found the crays not many but time and paintence the moki showed up and knock me down with a large hammer the big bloke found a very small of scallops ...for bloody real.. all in a patch of coast we've dived the shit out of ...never say never eh .

    Oh never ever ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff fffffffffffff*#King ever say na I'll give you guys a head start you and your mate have a dive I'll catch up in 20 mins ...never do this it will bite you in the arse big time. Fuck my life those are sum big crays...damn I'm proud of em but SHIT!!
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  3. 14-03-2013, 09:07 PM #3
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    How is your rig setup?

    Would be interesting in seeing types of ways people do it. I'm wanting to get into spear fishing. Been out for a few dives but with no spear.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TotaraHunter View Post
    How is your rig setup?

    Would be interesting in seeing types of ways people do it. I'm wanting to get into spear fishing. Been out for a few dives but with no spear.
    what part do you want to see???
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  5. 16-03-2013, 09:02 PM #5
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    Everything if possible. I'm a complete newbie.

    Do I need a float attached to gun, how long rope do I need. What are bungies for?
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  6. 17-03-2013, 05:54 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by TotaraHunter View Post
    Everything if possible. I'm a complete newbie.

    Do I need a float attached to gun, how long rope do I need. What are bungies for?
    couple of sites with bit of basic info for you

    Anatomy of a Spearo
    http://www.wettie.co.nz/information.php?info_id=12
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