I'm no good at spotting macro, it's ridiculous I always have to follow other divers to find the small stuff which is why I am so impressed with your macro skills. I do have good luck attracting big things like sharks and turtles so I guess that's not too bad lol
Ha ha. Yes, you are quite right. Another way to bring them is if your spearfishing. I went spearfishing to kill lionfish with a friend when I was in Cozumel as they are considered an invasive species in the Caribbean. We were going to eat them ourselves but halfway through the dive 3 sharks turned up and as my friend had advised, as he lived there and had experience, we let the sharks take the fish off us. I wasn't thinking of fighting them over dinner anyway lol
No worries about the late answer :) I still haven't tried the Lionfish for dinner yet! I have been told they are tasty and it's a shame more places don't put them on the menu considering the trouble they cause on the reef. It's probably going to be a while now until I get back over to central America to try the Lionfish delicacy lol
do not worry, next year, if we succeed in steemit, we organize a diving encounter with @future24 and the ones that are missing, to dive here in Venezuela. first in the mochima national park and then we go to the archipelago witnesses.
Sounds like a great plan buddy. I have met @future24 on steemit as well and he writes fantastic dive stories. If it happens we can all do a combined dive story :-)
I'm no good at spotting macro, it's ridiculous I always have to follow other divers to find the small stuff which is why I am so impressed with your macro skills. I do have good luck attracting big things like sharks and turtles so I guess that's not too bad lol
in easier if you use a knife and you make a small cut in the skin. I assure you that the sharks will come to you faster. LOL
Ha ha. Yes, you are quite right. Another way to bring them is if your spearfishing. I went spearfishing to kill lionfish with a friend when I was in Cozumel as they are considered an invasive species in the Caribbean. We were going to eat them ourselves but halfway through the dive 3 sharks turned up and as my friend had advised, as he lived there and had experience, we let the sharks take the fish off us. I wasn't thinking of fighting them over dinner anyway lol
yes. I give them hunting here and I eat them. They are very tasty. The best part is that there are no sharks here on the coast. LOL.
Sorry for answering so late, I came home from work.
No worries about the late answer :) I still haven't tried the Lionfish for dinner yet! I have been told they are tasty and it's a shame more places don't put them on the menu considering the trouble they cause on the reef. It's probably going to be a while now until I get back over to central America to try the Lionfish delicacy lol
do not worry, next year, if we succeed in steemit, we organize a diving encounter with @future24 and the ones that are missing, to dive here in Venezuela. first in the mochima national park and then we go to the archipelago witnesses.
Sounds like a great plan buddy. I have met @future24 on steemit as well and he writes fantastic dive stories. If it happens we can all do a combined dive story :-)