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#1
July 16th, 2008
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Hey all
i`m currently living in western australia, near some pretty amazing reef systems and blue water diving, In the past i`ve done alot of spearfishing using a Hawaiian sling, i have recently purchased a speargun to chase some bigger species was wondering if anyone could help me with my set up.... float lines. etc Any info would be much apriciated, cheers Tom 
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#2
July 16th, 2008
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Hey mate,
Whereabouts are you in WA? I'm in Perth, I'm guessing from your description that you are further north.
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#3
July 16th, 2008
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If you are diving deep or shooting big game then get a float line (unless you have a reel). If you're going to be doing shallow reef dives for smaller fish, go without the float. The float is a hastle and when you don't really need it it is an aggravation. That being said, if you do choose to go with the float I would suggest checking out some o the DIY stuff on this site. A float is one of those things that you can save yourself some major bucks my making it yourself.
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#4
July 16th, 2008
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RE. alexrom1207.
thankyou for your response all feed back is helpful the site has been a great aid so far as i`ve not had much exp in actual gunning fish. any sugestions on attractants when spearing in shark infested areas? and also some safty tips as where i`m diving we have alot of the socalled maneaters ie whites tigers to name a couple. cheers
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