

Conditions were pristine, again, T-B in most areas seas under 2', wind under 5mph, water was comfy in my shorty...saw plenty of fish, and we spearfished some new excellent waypoints in Tavernier, we had pinpointed on google...goes to show a little homework pays-off! And talk about pay-off seems nothing like shooting fish, improves ones performance, in well....shooting fish! WTG guys!
we spearfished a few nice slab mango's in the mid 20's range
the water was gin!
heres the ecletic Jimmy Philipino with a decent mule
Another sashimi grade mule and a 22' hoggy that sillied up on our last drop...Note the Fur stylin' his Picasso suit (poor boy was sweating bullets)
all in all a great time, filled a cooler of fish and made it home 'fore night time.....saweeeet!
Till next spearfishing report, tight bands, straight shafts, and smooooooooth triggers!
Tone
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Tone
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that switched homes to a cozy cooler. I saw him lying out on the sand about 10' from the reef he saw me and bolted for the rocks, I swung my custom carbon/teak gun on him, and spined him at 12'. The next few areas we hit had fish in house including a nice 20+" hogfish snapper and a nice bug...all in all a short productive day spearfishing outa Elliot Key. 
