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Anyone use their boat for diving/spearfishing
If I am getting a boat, I would like to use it to dive once and a while, and spear fishing wouldn't be out of the realm of possibilities. I am looking at 22' class bay boats right now, and was curious on your thoughts on that type of boat for diving as long as it had a sturdy dive ladder and proper safety gear on board. It would probably be used for two up, two down diving, mostly in Florida, but the occasional spear fishing trip in Louisiana wouldn't be out of the question. Thoughts? |
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Nope I use mine all the time but u can pretty much only go on 1ft seas anytime time it says 1-2 it's usually too rough... I've been 60 miles in my bayboat... But I ain't right either lol but then again most people that spearfish ain't right either!
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We use to dive all the time out of bayboats, worst part is just finding room for all your gear and tanks
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I dove out of my kayak once and wouldn't dout a few fish came close to being speared by my fishing pole
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I know the biggest issues are having enough room to get in and out of your gear and getting back into the boat. Both of those are not an issue with a 22' class boat. They have plenty of room for putting a quality dive ladder and and the front or rear deck can serve as a space to sit and unload gear, if you don't unload in the water and send it up to a dive buddy (Easiest way I found to do it in Mexico) I am not talking about hardcore weekly diving, I talking about a few dives a year when in the right place. Gotta get the boat first though... |
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Best thing that saves space is they sell these fish bags to hold ur fish u can use as ice chest takes up less room and can put it in more places than having 3 120qts on boat
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