wjefferis
Contributor
I must say, I love ScubaBoard powerhead threads .
Welcome to ScubaBoard, the world's largest scuba diving community. Registration is not required to read the forums, but we encourage you to join. Joining has its benefits and enables you to participate in the discussions.
Benefits of registering include
As a freediver and a scuba diver I have had my shares of encounters of sharks, and have saw alot of them, too close:shocked2: It kinda makes sense that Red Snapper are at a peak level in the gulf, they have alot to eat. But remember ( Preditors in the Ocean never pass up a free meal, due to that they never know when the next meal might come along.) It's evedient that SuPeRmAnBuGmAn stickes to caves and plays with eels, and not that much in the gulf. I would bet that a few dives with our team and he would change his mind. I can say their is more sharks than ever and if your spearfishing, you dont have a powerhead, well your quite dumb, just go to the bridge rubble," i'll wait":banana: for your response. Sharks are not BAD at all, no body is saying that, let's get that clear... The only problem I have with them, is really nothing at all, I like seeing them, but at a distance.
As a freediver and a scuba diver I have had my shares of encounters of sharks, and have saw alot of them, too close:shocked2: It kinda makes sense that Red Snapper are at a peak level in the gulf, they have alot to eat. But remember ( Preditors in the Ocean never pass up a free meal, due to that they never know when the next meal might come along.) It's evedient that SuPeRmAnBuGmAn stickes to caves and plays with eels, and not that much in the gulf. I would bet that a few dives with our team and he would change his mind. I can say their is more sharks than ever and if your spearfishing, you dont have a powerhead, well your quite dumb, just go to the bridge rubble," i'll wait":banana: for your response. Sharks are not BAD at all, no body is saying that, let's get that clear... The only problem I have with them, is really nothing at all, I like seeing them, but at a distance.
Dude, seriously?
I live 30 minutes from the water, been diving since '03, with about 500 of those dives before doing the whole overhead training in the freshwater.
How about you just plug my name into the search here and watch the dive reports stack up? Maybe you'll be big enough to swallow your own pride, pull your foot out of your mouth, and appreciate that you're just the kinda paranoid diver I'm calling out for being too skittish to responsibly pick fish off in a Gulf where bigger fish are found. Team up with responsible and FAR more experienced divers and learn a thing or three.
Powerheads, never necessary. I challenge anyone to send me some proof otherwise where a diver has been injured or killed because he didn't have one.