For the soft bungee that you put up on aftet the shooting line but before your main bungee. Any recommemdations on what to get? What length? Thank you.
Hi Chris enjoyed this video. like the other comments I would like to see you make more vids on equipment as. My knowledge is limited. Thanks for the video please do more .
Hey Chris, Luka Dolman here, spearfishing charter captain in the Tuamotus. Wanted to ask you if you had any experience with cable (metal wire) shooting line for hunting doggies and if you’ve got any opinions on it. Appreciate your time!
Hey Luka, This is a massive topic. Guys lean towards cable saying its good for not losing your shaft to sharks. But 9 times out of ten the sharks buckel the shaft anyway. You at least get your $100 slip tip back. Dyneema is limited to 120-140kg breaking strain, which is roughly equivalent to the load of 3 large floats. So is borderline strong enough. I guess if the cable is not affecting your shot there is no reason not to use it. On shafts 8mm and less dyneema is probably better. I do need to do more tests but I have noticed cable affecting the shaft speeds on the thinner shafts.
I'm going to take my 120 speargun the double rotors on it I'm going to try yours 110 7 millimeter shaft will that work my 120 gun is cressl Cherokee fast
After 3 years this is still the best video on floats and shooting lines. Awesome 👍
we need more how to vids from you Coatesman!
Very very helpfull info man!! Thanks and wish you huge hunts out there
Buen azul! 🌊
For the soft bungee that you put up on aftet the shooting line but before your main bungee. Any recommemdations on what to get? What length? Thank you.
!! Great video , very helpful
What about video on types of shafts
? Do you use Rob Allen shaft with roller gun
Hi Chris enjoyed this video. like the other comments I would like to see you make more vids on equipment as. My knowledge is limited. Thanks for the video please do more .
Hey Chris, Luka Dolman here, spearfishing charter captain in the Tuamotus. Wanted to ask you if you had any experience with cable (metal wire) shooting line for hunting doggies and if you’ve got any opinions on it. Appreciate your time!
Hey Luka, This is a massive topic. Guys lean towards cable saying its good for not losing your shaft to sharks. But 9 times out of ten the sharks buckel the shaft anyway. You at least get your $100 slip tip back.
Dyneema is limited to 120-140kg breaking strain, which is roughly equivalent to the load of 3 large floats. So is borderline strong enough.
I guess if the cable is not affecting your shot there is no reason not to use it.
On shafts 8mm and less dyneema is probably better.
I do need to do more tests but I have noticed cable affecting the shaft speeds on the thinner shafts.
Good video very helpful
good informative video.
Epic, great advice
good afternoon i was wondering if you import goods to cape verde i love your materials?
Need to know what type Of float rigs for kingy that people use
Hi Chris can you explain in a video how to pull a big fish up from the deep by pulling and clipping off floatline using your float? Thanks
Very useful
do you recommend either a float line or a reel
To me it depends on what your after
how many bouys and bungees use for bluefintuna??
I'm going to take my 120 speargun the double rotors on it I'm going to try yours 110 7 millimeter shaft will that work my 120 gun is cressl Cherokee fast
short shafts are always better
Gannet floats better than Rob Allen and Riffe floats?
As said in the video pros and cons to both. Gannet are very well made. RA are much lighter and pack away better. Riffe are old skool but still work.
Tuna clips that open? Really? Actual tuna clips or Chinese knock offs? Long liners will disagree me think.
casually saying "if you're diving into 50-60 meters" -_-
worthless advertising shows nothing on how to use it