Freedive crays
Submitted by Notorious on Sat, 2014-10-18 22:16
Been out a couple times this season, the going has been tough with surge and bad vis making the diving difficult and dangerous. The numbers havent been up like this time last season, however that may be due to the bad surge and the crays still staying in deep.
But we managed a feed the other day around Rotto, with many berried/setosed/tarspotted released.
These were captured in 5-12m freediving. My mate Brad with our catch.
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tiimmbo
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Date Joined: 16/08/09
nice work freediving, we were
nice work freediving, we were getting smashed about in 18m friday so in shaloow would have been hard work.
outdoinit
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Date Joined: 05/10/12
Nice feed there mate
there is a lot of seatoes, berried Crays around at the moment..
always frustrating when diving and having to sort through the tar spots etc.. Good effort
I've spent half my life fishing.. The other half I have wasted..
Scotte
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Date Joined: 07/12/06
good haul mate
good haul mate
WALLABOK
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Date Joined: 05/01/14
Top effort
Good to see free diving still produces
Wallabok
WALLABOK
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Date Joined: 05/01/14
Top effort
Good to see free diving still produces
Wallabok
Notorious
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Cheers ya'll!Tough work this
Cheers ya'll!
Tough work this week, head was knocked on the reef once quit hard and almost got sucked through a swim through in the reef when I needed to come up for air. Looking forward to a drop in surge on Tuesday!
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little johnny
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Date Joined: 04/12/11
top effort
hard to do free dive ,I like my tanks ,,,well done ,