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    Doppler Divers

    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Take a couple of buckets of burly to make it "Interesting"
    Tbh I would be a complete wanker to let anyone dive there when they were know to be about. They bugger off for a while but seem to always come back.



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    shit dave your going to have to tell me where they are i might be diving there already i have seen a couple of goodies one was twice the size of me and you know im not the smallest fish in the sea.
    are you going to do this postal shoot i might be keen if i can fit it in
    cheers john

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    Quote Originally Posted by john worthington View Post
    shit dave your going to have to tell me where they are i might be diving there already i have seen a couple of goodies one was twice the size of me and you know im not the smallest fish in the sea.
    are you going to do this postal shoot i might be keen if i can fit it in
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    They are near the island and seen frequently just south at a reef I know as split bag.
    The locals know when the are around but they tend to bullshit to scare people off.
    Yep going to do it with Abe and Adam sometime next week if Adam gets out of the hospital on time.
    You are more than welcome to join us. Doing a bit of LR steel as well I hope.


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    yes sounds like i might have seen one then it came over to check me out i just kept my arse pressed hard against the rock until it buggered of .i would be keen have got the 7mm suppressed be good to see how it goes

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    I have only caught a glimse of one on the surface after it smashed something, never seen so much blood in the water
    Sweet John, I will give you a bell when we plan to get into it. Abe can swing by and grab you if he doesnt have too much of my gear in his wagon

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    or mine

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    Quote Originally Posted by john worthington View Post
    or mine

    That means my gear will be bouncing around on the deck

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tussock View Post
    I photographed a Black Mamba recently. Easily more dangerous that a great white. I get to remember the experience for the rest of my life, made all the more enjoyable by the fact it wasn't shortened to 10 minutes.

    I really want to dive with a white but not without a cage. It is definitely on my bucket list.
    Mamba's kill quicker than 10 mins? The eastern brown in Oz is the deadliest? I may have it wrong but I know the worst/deadliest bugger is in abundance where we work.

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    I agree with that. There are a lot of them out there.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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