baggysalls
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Love the post! I thought at first it was gonna be about a barracuda attacking you nice twist lol. I dont believe any of those barracuda attacking spearos stories.
Don't Spear that Barracuda !!
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ianr33
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So,do you eat them or just use them for "target practice" ?
Wayward Son
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Wayward Son
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That guy is slow. And he scales them, I don't. I just skin them.
These guys are faster:
YouTube- How to Filet a Fish (Tuna for Sushi)
YouTube- How to Filet a Fish (Mahi Mahi for Sushi)
YouTube- How to Filet a Fish (Wahoo for Sushi)
These guys are faster:
YouTube- How to Filet a Fish (Tuna for Sushi)
YouTube- How to Filet a Fish (Mahi Mahi for Sushi)
YouTube- How to Filet a Fish (Wahoo for Sushi)
baggysalls
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never just for target practice. They taste great!!! I try not to eat the huge ones
If you want to freedive a wreck for big fish, do it before the scuba guys go down. The bubbles scare them away or push them down into the wreck. We usually freedive a wreck for 30min - hour. Then if its beyond our freediving skills, 2 guys may tank it.
I don't like the smell of dead Cuda so I've rarely shot any. Usually only for tournaments and then I give the fish away to friends that eat it, or donate it at the tournament fish charity if they have one.
I have had one spinning on my line while freediving, spin back towards me and bite down on my wooden gun that I was holding at the time.
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I don't like the smell of dead Cuda so I've rarely shot any. Usually only for tournaments and then I give the fish away to friends that eat it, or donate it at the tournament fish charity if they have one.
I have had one spinning on my line while freediving, spin back towards me and bite down on my wooden gun that I was holding at the time.
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