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As long as I can remember I been rigging my fish stringers, or kui, this way. It makes my stringers last very long and can withstand a lot of weight without kinking and curling up. If you're interesting in purchasing a stringer, please email me at contact@venturewetsuits.com , I can make custom lengths and tip sizes.     Tools Needed: Penn Crimper: https://amzn.to/3jP3Ieb 200lb Mono: https://amzn.to/3jI1HAo Line Saver: https://amzn.to/30TvQUu Torch: https://amzn.to/30MaTuU Flush Cuts: https://amzn.to/32XKHzW   Some of some heavy stringers that are still running strong today!

This weeks blog features Dave Williams, also know as @dupiodiver on Instagram as he shares his passion for jet ski fishing and diving! Stay tuned for more fishing and spearfishing action off his Jet Ski & don't forget to give him a follow on Instagram: @dupiodiver & Subscribe to his Youtube Channel.   How I got into Jet Ski fishing..... I was pretty much only a diver until I bought my ski.  I always Loved fishing but just never had much luck with it back when I had a boat. About a month before I actually purchase my Jetski friend of...

The crew decided to dive out on the East Side of Oahu in hopes for some clean water and a lot of fish. The weather projected to be good, but that morning the winds had already picked up. Luckily we brought the poles because all the inside shallower spots were very murky. We went into deeper grounds where Ryan ran into a Ulua Slob and I sobbed as a 60+ Ono swims away from me. Enjoy!  

  Bluewater spearfishing can be the most boring type of spearfishing at times. Unlike reef diving where there is a lot more life swimming around and nice corals to look at. Blue water is all about patience and capitalizing on opportunity. We normally spearfish blue water less than 300ft of water. Other places we go deeper, a lot deeper!  Drop your flashers, drop some chum and sit and wait. Most times chumming you'll invite a few land lords (sharks) up your chum line. On Oahu, we target Mahi, Ono (Wahoo), Shibi (an Ahi that is less than 100 lbs) and...

 As a kid I grew up surfing and fishing and didn't really get into spearfishing until right out of high school. Mainly I was dunking and whipping. Although I didn't catch too often I always enjoyed throwing out the lines while hanging out with family and friends. I can clearly remember my first Ugly Stick fishing pole and Penn Fishing Reel. Because it was what I grew up, it's still what I use today.  As I started to learn different techniques such as jigging and plugging I still kept to the ugly stick and Penn Reel combo. Gary introduced me...