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It's my understanding that nearly every lock is easily picked with the right tools and practice. There is a UA-cam channel that shares all kinds of this information. The lock is there so the average crook is deterred. If you really want this kayak, I can show you where to get them cheap =P

We actually started a company based on helping spearos with tips/hacks etc. Feel free to check out www.finandforage.com if you haven't already! Lots of how to's on the FF youtube as well. Cheers!

I use my surfboard and a buoy. The buoy attaches to the board, and the board gets anchored, everything else attaches to the buoy.

@@VidarrKerr sounds great. Surfboards can be very zippy and a great raft.

I made my own last summer with a bodyboard with plenty of accesorios built into with with plenty of gear attached to it, no problems and actually turned out amazingly well (I'm at the southern hemisphere). This video helped lot too!

@@pablolobo6560 Yeah, I just made (like finished yesterday) a new float out of one of those circular "pool noodles" and I put a net in the center. It looks pretty professional. I am in Brazil and prices for quality gear is way too expensive. It is always better to build your own.

12'6" if memory serves. I upgraded to the 15' Cobra Tourer for my ultra light kayak. It's the same weight and faster in the water plus it has storage hatches in front and back. Great ultralight yak. I also switched over to Vibe for my lux yak. The Shearwater 125 and Yellowtail 120 are epic.

My pleasure! Sorry it's a bit rough around the edges.

Generally speaking, yes but sometimes blues can be "no spearfishing zones" too where hook and line is OK but spearing isn't. Just be sure to read up on the local regs. Freediving (no spears) is generally OK no matter where you are (not including marinas and stuff like that) but again, check regs and rules.

It's like a type of hawaiian sling (not pole spear). I had a hard time aiming with it, but Dan was a good shot!

@@KeenDog87 thanks man! I ended up doing some research and found Sea Archer but they're hard to get your hands on in Australia. Wouldn't be too hard to make something up though 🤔

@@asharcena I imagine it would actually be pretty easy to make so long as you use sturdy material.

Did I say, "hundreds OF thousands" / "hundreds OR thousands"? But also, yes, diamond studded guns are proven to increase bottom time ;-)

I use gold bars for my diving weight belt. Diamonds are for girls. LOL.

Cobra Fishing Navigator. Great super light kayak. However the Cobra Tourer is a step up from it due to how light weight it is, faster (longer) and has two large storage hatches.

If weight isn't so much of an issue for you, check out a Vibe Shearwater 125 or the Yellowfin 120

The kayak flag mount was bought from Walmart: www.walmart.com/ip/Kayak-Safety-Flag-Mount-Kit-Universal-Kayak-DIY-Accessories-for-Boat-Canoe-Yacht-Dinghy/660846171

Shortly after putting up some of these videos, we launched a brand that is centered around helpful videos like this. Maybe you'll find it useful too. Check out our Fin + Forage channel if you're interested!

Not to lose your gun if you let it go for whatever reason

You're like the first person that caught that! I personally don't like reels but this gun came with one. Sometimes, depending on the boat and cap, float lines are a bother to them, so I just leave the reel on for when I can't use my float line.

Sorry to just now see this. Get the largest board you can :)

My pleasure! We will be posting way more how to videos and such on our official Fin + Forage Page if you're interested in more.

My pleasure! We will be posting way more how to videos and such on our official Fin + Forage Page if you're interested in more.

My pleasure! We will be posting way more how to videos and such on our official Fin + Forage Page if you're interested in more.

Cheers!

Yes, I understand the importance of that. We certainly are huge proponents of ocean health. We don't even use plastic bottles or single use stuff... I have had my zipties on my anchor for going on 2 years now. I believe it is necessary to use them for safety. If I'm in big swell or a friend needs emergency assistance and diving for my anchor isn't an option, I will without hesitation break the zipties. If there are other products that allow for a similar experience, I'd be happy to switch over to those.

@@KeenDog87 twine

Right on Peat! Let me know if you have any additional questions on type of yak or set ups :) If I don't have the answer, I certainly have friends that could weigh in!

Such a neat compliment. Ive been working very hard behind the scenes to launch a project that will put a BUNCH of these kind of videos out. Stay tuned :)

Mahalo! The total build was about $130 with all the bells and whistles. You could easily do it for under $100 though.

haha right on! My goal this year is help out the local dive community as much as possible :)

Thanks to that Bamboo Inspiration! I appreciate the opportunity to try and be a useful tool rather than just a "tool" in our dive community. haha.

hahahaha that's funny!

Glad to help! much more to come very soon. Stay tuned.

I usually will post in the tritons forum or Monterey Bay Spearfishing facebook group when I plan on doing group dives or newbie dives. Keep the eyes peeled :) Hope to dive with ya soon!