"SPEARFISHING"












Mike, Just got back
from the World Blue Water Meet in Baja and took 2nd.
Anyone interested in this 4 day event next
year about the first week in July please contact Mike






















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We had a
great shoot the 30th of September.
Too bad the Salt Lake Valley Spearfishers, were unable to attend.
The 7 contenders for the Utah State Championship were enthusiastic !!!
(Pictures are worth a thousand words)
Harold (Danny)
Raff
Utah State champ!

Muskie Smile
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Food Info
This is
undoubtedly one of the most popular and simple ways of preparing carp
for a tasty meal.
fillets,
cubed and scored
milk
eggs
pancake flour
salt
cooking fat
1.
Cut fillets into one-inch
cubes, and score them from alternate edges.
2.
Combine the remaining
ingredients, except the fat, and dip the cubes into the mixture.
3.
Pop the coated cubes into a deep fat fryer
and cook until golden brown ... and enjoy!
Smoked
carp is a delicacy you can serve with pride, confident your guests will
ask to have the recipe. And it's simple.
fillets,
scored
salt
1.
Fillet and score your
carp.
2.
Roll the fillets in salt
and let stand overnight in the refrigerator.
3.
Rinse in fresh water, pat
dry.
4.
Place in smoker heated to 180° F.
(80° C) for four to eight hours, depending on size of fillets,
using dry oak, maple, apple, or cherry wood. You'll know when the fish
is ready; the delicious meat will fall in tender flakes at the
slightest touch of a fork.
This
delicate treat will satisfy six healthy appetites.
3-4
lb. (1.4-1.8 kg) carp fillets
2 tbsp. (30 ml) salt
Seasoning mix: 4 crushed garlic cloves, 2 tsps. (10 ml) pickling
spices, 3/4 tsp. (3 ml) paprika
1.
Wash and cut the fillets
into 6 or 8 slices, and rub them with salt. Let stand in refrigerator
overnight.
2.
Rinse and dry each slice
thoroughly, then rub with the seasoning mix.
3.
Let stand in refrigerator
for two days.
4.
Bake in pre-heated 350° F. (180° C)
oven for 1 1/2 to 2 hours.

Splakes are looking GOOOD
this season !!!
Bruce & his son's prizes !!!!!
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Mike McGuire - With Ken's Lake Proof in
Hand.
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First Muskie -- 2006

We Both Got Lucky
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THE
2005 UTAH CLASSIC
Spearfishing
Champion

Congratulations Tom Lamb
You kicked butt !!!
Our hats are off the the Lamb family for their
support of Tom
and for their participation in the sport we all enjoy.
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THE
UNDISPUTED
UTAH STATE RECORD CARP
taken
with a
Sporasub Aspic 75cm Speargun

Congratulations
Brandt Migliori
26 lb, 4 oz Monster Carp
taken
at Starvation Reservoir July 9th, 2005
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State
(but not recorded) RECORD
"Largemouth Bass"
Taken by
Michael Weyland

6 pounds 2-1/2
ounces
21 inches long
email

"This
is the OMER tool I use !!!!!!!!!"
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"SPLAKE"
taken
with a
Sporasub Black Viper 75cm Speargun

Congratulations
Jason Mull
10 lb, 12 oz Splake
taken
at Fish Lake August 28th, 2005



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OMERed OUT to THE MAX !!!!!!!
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Our most sincere apologies
for displaying spearguns that are LOADED !!!
Loaded gun graphics are the only copy we have been able to acquire from
our distributors.
And as you know, a poor excuse is better than No Reason at All !!!
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Bruce Lim
Enjoying life to it's fullest.




MY TURN FOR GLORY


Brett Forester's Kokanees

The first Kokanees I've
seen
that were taken by speargun.
Sadly, Not recorded - NO
record!
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Congrats to Brian Conk
First Utah State Record Chub
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Congratulations!!
Mike

YES !!!!!
Mike McGuire is proud of his
Utah record breaking Walleye
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2003 SHOOT
SORRY
YOU MISSED OUT!!!
DON'T
LOOK AT THE FISH!!!!
LOOK
AT THE SMILES.

AN AVERAGE OF 45.86 LBS PER SHOOTER
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Bonus Buy
A Bass Within A Bass
Good Huntin Wendell
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A week later !!
With Jason's spring gun????????
Good Job John !!!!!

Justin Keeler
OOooops Glendo, Wyoming Cats
ya goda see his Wyoming Walleyes !!
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Those of you that would
like
to hone or develop your freediving skills
can get expert training at
this
web site
FreeDiving
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2004 Spearfishing
Uintah Basin Spearfishing
has
been phenomenal this season.
You won't know what your
missing
until you come try us out.
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Jason Mull the 2004 Utah
State
Am Champ
Mike McGuire (left) presenting
the Trophy.

Jason's
2003 Utah State Record
Largemouth Bass

SIX pounds Two oz - 19 1/3rd inches long
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Brett Forester the 2004
Utah
State Pro Champ
Mike McGuire (right)
presenting
the Trophy.

Great Work Guys !!!!!!!!!
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Some interesting sites
http://deeperblue.net/

Affordable Spearfishing Equipment
Michael's Goal !!!!!

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Here's A Wisher !!!!!!

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blue catfish
weight - 124#
length - 58''
girth - 44''
World Record cat - still not big enough to swallow divers whole
Don't cha love urban legends??
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What is wrong with this picture?

Other than being borrowed.
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""We haven't done it this way YET!!!!""
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April 2005 Willow Beach Shoot
16 shooters
1400+ pounds of Carp
Good event, thanks to Chace Cooper of Twin Finn
Chace, We'll be back!
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Some
Fish Lake Action

September 10th
Show and Tell

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Now that's impressive!!
Good Job Guys
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"Bass on a cheap hand
scale" at 6 lbs 8 oz.
The catfish, my brother got, measured 46 in., but only 15.5 lbs.
Brandon Bartosh
Didn't Know how to register these two records!
He's ready to post some in 2006 !!!!
Good luck and Good fish'n
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FREE !!!Please remember! You owe it to
yourself and the fish you hunt to use
only the most appropriate equipment for the game you are hunting. You
should make constant adjustments to maximize your success and minimize
lost and mutilated fish. You must be responsible to make sure that the
fewest fish possible die in vain. I have emphasized the importance of
being quiet while underwater hunting. Sometimes noises will attract
fish curiosity, so this is only a rule of thumb and not an absolute.
Some advanced hunters use crocking sounds and bubbles or banging sounds
to attract fish. You should be in control of the noises you create so
you can make the right sound at the right time. Learning to make the
right sounds at the right time, and when to be quit will require time
and experimentation. The safest strategy is to be absolutely quiet
while underwater hunting.
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