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upcoming NY spearfishing lecture/seminar April 23rd
Posted by: | CommentsThis spearfishing/freediving lecture and workshop will be an in depth study of freediving physiology and safety, spearfishing techniques and safety, gear rigging methods, and shallow water blackout. We will cover all spearfishing and freediving gear and the advantages and disadvantages of each. Discussion is welcome. The entire course is approximately 3 hours.
• 3-hour semiar limited to 25 attendees
• Registration fee $35- per person.
• 631-744-7707 to sign up (ask for Dean)
• Location: 572 Route 25A, Rocky Point, NY 11778
watchhill.
visibility poor
. plenty of 15 to 25 lbers around reefs in 35 feet. Some bigger fish but all are traveling in singles. No schools of big fish, they have to be hunted but they are around. Most big fish are at and around the 50 feet mark. Three 40 pound fish made from a great morning.
7-3-15. Fish are in!!
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NOW BOOKING 2015 CHARTERS!
Posted by: | CommentsBook your charter know for 2015 . Please email me at spear-it@live.com .
Dive hard, dive safe. ……. David
Boston Sea Rovers Spearfishing/freediving workshop is this weekend!!
Posted by: | CommentsThis will be a great learning experience for novice and veteran spearo’s. Hope to see you there!!!
Spearfishing & Freediving Techniques
Presented by world record-holding spearfisherman Dave Hochman and SSI International Freediving Training Director Nick Fazah, this seminar starts with a discussion of freediving physiology, techniques, safety and equipment. The second part of the seminar will review the latest in spearfishing equipment, and will cover all of the pro and cons of spearguns, floats, reels, stringers etc. Customizing equipment and local techniques will also be discussed. After the class session, attendees will work in the pool with rescue techniques and improving their breath hold time. This is a must for anyone interested in freediving or spearfishing.
Class session: 10 am to 1 pm
Pool: 1 pm to 3 pm
NOTE: This is not a full Freediving program and does not result in any certification. The safety covered is minimal and specific to this introduction. If you plan on freediving, it is advised that you complete a full certification course.
What a year!!
Posted by: | CommentsIt’s been an awesome year with great numbers of fish, great vis and great new and old friends on charters. Here are a few picks from the year thus far. There is still plenty of time to fish. We will run into October . I post more regularly on facebook so please friend us. We are spear-it charters on face book.
2 personal best Broke 2 x in 1 day
Posted by: | CommentsThe Mandes boys got it done with 2 40 lbers each. Breaking their own personal best twice On one trip!!
Big fish are stacked !!
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Great fishing. Lots of schools as well as small packs of big fish. Vis today in spots was 40 feet. Beautiful diving!
foggy morning but lots of fish
Posted by: | CommentsRan out in pea soup fog. After it lifted around 8 am divers got in the water and shot some great fish including one 50 pounder. Also seabass opened today a few 3 and 4 lbers where speared . Another great day at the office 😉