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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2017
- You will need to carry a dive knife with you every time that you go spearfishing.
A dagger is perfect for spearfishing as it has a pointed tip to spike your fish, a smoothly sharpened blade for slicing fish for burly, and a serrated edge for cutting through ropes. It is also important to consider how the dive knife is strapped and how it can be taken out for use.
my left ear really enjoyed this video.
😂😂 I thought I was the only one
always wear a mic kids!
:D
I could listen to him talk about knives all day
Like your honesty about getting a knife you can afford to lose 👍🏻
Ok am I the only one that wanted him to show a little knife and say “ that’s not a knife , this is a knife “ ?
Awesome info.
Thanks very much
Its like the magic of spearfishing bottled up
You are great comunicator.Thanks
This guy is passionate as fuck, love him.
This dude is aweome
Wayno is a legend aye
My white c4 naifu xl is finally here... Its soooo nice.
Greetings from europe
Can’t help but notice that phenomenal looking jacket... I know it’s by Oceanic, but someone tell me where could I get one, or what model is it?
Wayne was nice to talk to you today !!
any thoughts on the Rob Allen X blade?
This bloke says burly like its going outta style but doesn't say once what it means?
burley is using a fish carcass to attract bigger fish. the serated edge on the knife is for slicing off chunks of the carcass
Hey Richy, burly is fish guts or flesh used to attract other fish. A lot of spearfisherman will use their old fish frames or a lower grade of fish to attract better fish.
What about a bread or filleting knife, are they any good? :-)
No link?
I just lost my Torpedo knife after having it for around 4 years. Loved that knife. In NZ, so unsure if I can get a replacement.
Simple…buy the AquaLung titanium knife with a squeeze lock holster and forget the rest.
Don’t forget to tether it with a rope to the sheathe and you will never need another knife again.
The FIRST thing I look at is HOW the knife is secured or locked into the scabbard.
I demand secure, one handed operation to extract, and quick, secure, slip in locking on the return.
Cheap Chinese knockoffs always have poor locking/securing systems that allow the knife to fall out.
I’ve had both my knives for over ten years.
I hate losing gear, even if it’s only a few bucks.
salvimar predathor?
is it recommended to pull a knife on a shark if it comes at you?
Titan Army ha! For some reason I was waiting to him say that!
Good luck stabbing a shark, their bodies are like rocks and they are so quick! You are better off using your spear point to give yourself distance.
But remember don’t bother them if you don’t want to be bothered back!
Anyone else dive and look gor lost knives?
What do you mean by burly? Perhaps it's because I'm an American that I'm confused. Are you talking about cutting the gills?
burley is using a fish carcass to attract bigger fish. the serated edge on the knife is for slicing off chunks of the carcass
Hey David, exactly what Jaspah said. 😃
jaspah u gronk
basically using a small fish as chum by cutting it up
The last one I have it and it is a great knife . Like you said if you Loes don't give a fuk it's 15 dollars.)
Poseidon for me.
What does "burly" mean?
In American it means to chum. It's adding a trail of "bait" to the water to attract fish.
@@PrecisionHolePunching thanks for the explanation
Does no one else cut fishes throats after spearing them?
I spike, gill and gut in the water.
I carry a knife that is 7 inches long and had teeth on the spine of the back and it comes out to a point like ghost faces knife in the movie scream...anyway the entire knife is seraided up to the tip and down along the back of the knife...
My knife compared to the ones your showing...my knife would cut through yours lmao
...oh my casing has dual marine grade bands and a safety lock that I have to pull it away from the casing and pull the knife itself...takes 5lbs pull to get it out the casing...
Power heads on my forearm .45
Michael Cardona gayy
No one cares
Nobody likes you
Serrated* also not very practical in the water now is it and are you compensating for something
I will stick to my 10$ stainless mora.
Hey mate, do you use it’s normal sheath? And did you modify it at all?
Here’s a hint: dark background showing dark coloured objects with not enough lighting
It’s hard to see the knives clearly.
Point to humanely kill fish, no videos I have seen so far have they done that. Up to the boat and throw them in still flapping
Check out Nicole Surfer's videos. She is all about humanely killing the fish and enjoying the underwater world.
I only shore dive so I stab them straight away and keep on swimming
I guess most of us that do spike aren't filming everything.