Spear Fishing Reports and Info Thread, Lost Spear and leapord. in Fishing Reports; Originally Posted by Capt. G
Lost spearski?
Never fearski, there are people on BD that specialize in this type of ...  | | 
Sep-18-2009, 01:01 PM
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#13 | | 100 Ton MNC Captain
Name: Capt. Craig Taylor Age: 28 Vessel: Shogun Location: Carlsbad, Ca Job:Gilligan Bio: Commercial Fishing
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Originally Posted by Capt. G  Lost spearski?
Never fearski, there are people on BD that specialize in this type of thing. | Hahaski!!!
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Sep-18-2009, 05:40 PM
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#14 | | KING OF ALL MODS
Name: Alan Ruud Age: 46 Vessel: Small & Fast Location: Across the street Job:Crisis Counselor Bio: I fish more than you.
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Originally Posted by Tuna Choker Thats the part that sucks the most I still cant believe it. Im definatly gonna release some nice fish in the future dedicated to this fish. | I hope that you don't have to shoot them first in order to do so. Quote:
Originally Posted by Capt. G Lost spearski?
Never fearski, there are people on BD that specialize in this type of thing. | Yeah, it might show up someday.
...We're on the road now people, try not to get deleted.
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Sep-18-2009, 06:02 PM
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#15 | | The Boss
Name: Gino Age: 23 Vessel: Kayak Location: Dana Point Job:Shipping / Recieving Bio: I like Fishing, Politics & Beer
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why shoot Leopard sharks? i think only Vietnamese eat them! And thiers no sport in it! they swim right up to you!
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Sep-20-2009, 01:05 PM
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#16 | | Registered User
Name: Dexter AKA Markus Vessel: None Location: Vista Job:Business Owner
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I am all over that one, I will make it my mission to find and eat that bastard for you man. Just for you, i will do that...
Seriously Leopard sharks taste really good but you need to prep the meat right away in vinager or milk to get the urea out.
"MonkeyChunks Everywhere so watch your step"
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Sep-20-2009, 03:11 PM
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#17 | | catch,filet,release
Name: kyle Age: 42 Vessel: 17ft,western,One more Cast Location: Riverside Job:landscaper,owner Bio: got sharks on the brain
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leopard sharks are verry damn good to eat,look them up and rescrech them you will learn more befour you make damn dumb coments, leopard,soup fin and angel sharks top of the food chain,eat same things as halibit
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Sep-20-2009, 09:32 PM
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#18 | | Registered User
Name: Matt Vessel: 16.5 Starcraft Location: San Diego Job:Video Production
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There's nothing wrong with shooting a Leopard Shark, but if you're going to shoot a shark (or any fish) that big; make sure you have the proper equipment.
It sounds like you don't have a large enough gun or the right terminal gear for a 6' shark if it broke a plastic piece on your gun.
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Sep-21-2009, 08:37 PM
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#19 | | Registered User
Name: Chris Vessel: 30' Blackman Kickin-Bak 24'Skipjack.74 "Tuna Choker" Location: Lemon Grove/Santee/Vegas Job:Steel Stud Bio: Southwest Carpenter Unemployed looking for work meanwhile fishing every chance I get living in paradise. San Diego
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Originally Posted by mhurdle858 There's nothing wrong with shooting a Leopard Shark, but if you're going to shoot a shark (or any fish) that big; make sure you have the proper equipment.
It sounds like you don't have a large enough gun or the right terminal gear for a 6' shark if it broke a plastic piece on your gun. | I had it set up a couple of months ago by a dive shop. The guns plenty big enough. Dont know why it broke the way they had it set up looked good to me. Would not have shot it if I thought it was going to break. Live and learn going with a float line now.
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Sep-22-2009, 02:33 PM
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#20 | | Registered User
Name: Bob Age: 62 Vessel: 38' Uniflite "Baluga" Location: Long Beach Job:fishing, free diving, good wine Bio: Former commercial abalone/sea urchin diver; hold current world spearfishing record for Blue Shark at 234 lbs., avid big game spearfisherman
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post your info on spearboard in the CA (Riffe) section titled lost and found...a new post area for lost gear...
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Sep-24-2009, 12:24 AM
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#21 | | Registered User
Name: Hutton Tignini Age: 20 Vessel: 32ft Cabo Location: United States Job:Bar Back Bio: Love Fishing
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Why would you shot a leopard shark anyway. thats called bad karma.
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Sep-26-2009, 07:04 PM
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#22 | | Registered User
Name: Ethan Age: 25 Vessel: flippers Location: Escondido,CA Job:Lead casino technician Bio: The U.S. military is gay.
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Thats what you get for shooting a leapord...Dumbass
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Sep-27-2009, 09:40 AM
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#23 | | Talk's cheap, buy some...
Name: gil Age: 57 Vessel: 19.655' Aluminum Location: Laguna Percebu Baja Norte Job:Turd Polisher... Bio: Eat, Drink and be Mary...
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Originally Posted by Capt. G Lost spearski?
Never fearski, there are people on BD that specialize in this type of thing. | You talkin' bout "Shaft" ??? He's a bad mutha... Shut yo mouf... 
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Sep-28-2009, 02:43 PM
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#24 | | Captain
Name: Paul Romanowski Age: 39 Vessel: 21'seaswirl cc, Kiniption. Location: Huntington Bch. Job:construction
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Originally Posted by Bluewater1 Why would you shot a leopard shark anyway. thats called bad karma. | Why, because some stoned surfer decided that if you kill a shark, it's brethren will hunt you down?? 
Get it straight, in Hawaii, or anywhere else, when a shark is threatening, or it is believed to be a real man-eater, it is killed out of GP. And, everywhere on earth, wherever sharks are highly edible, they are eaten. Eaten by seals, by people, and by other sharks. When they pose no threat, and are not desirable for a food source, they are left alone.
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