Hi, I was surfing with you today at Leds. Can't wait to see the pictures and thanks. Joel
 - joel berti, Fri, 16 Sep 2005 8:27PM

GIVE ME A CALL IF YOU'RE EVER LOOKING FOR ANOTHER FREEDIVING PARTNER TO HEAD TO THE ISLANDS- I LOVE OPEN WATER AND LOBSTER TOO. - LIVE UP IN MORRO BAY AND AM A FIREFIGHTER/PARAMEDIC
 - TIM, Thu, 18 Nov 2004 9:15PM

Holy Smokes!  That is one big fish.  Wait a minute, that's a couple of big fish.  Heat up the barbie Kenny, we'll bring dessert and let's have a fish fry.
 - Linda Reimel, Sat, 19 Jun 2004 4:06AM

nice work buddy! now its time to find those 60 pounders!!
 - will, Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:31AM

That was a fun day Marco.  Picture 28 was centered by an expert, me.  That was one big fish!
 - Don Reimel, Mon, 31 May 2004 4:29PM

Wow! That's pretty impressive! Nothing like a huge fish in the water to alleviate motion sickness. LOL
 - Patty Engel, Thu, 27 May 2004 7:31AM

The underwater pictures came out really nice. Thanks alot Marco.
 - Ken, Tue, 25 May 2004 5:19PM

Great job guys,now go find some bugs and abb's. Keep me up to date
 - Patrick Kellogg, Tue, 25 May 2004 2:04PM

Hey buddy, what a huge fish! but who are those two guys? they kinda look scary are you hanging out with pirats;) ride on bro'
 - Cedi, Tue, 25 May 2004 11:59AM

Hooah! Nice fish!
 - Bob Martin, Tue, 25 May 2004 9:13AM

wow marco! that's a monster!
 - Kathrin Gschwend, Tue, 25 May 2004 7:39AM

Well, I did it again!  Another 53 pound fish!  just a
different color this time... I speared my biggest white seabass today, speared it at Santa Cruz Island.

I was super sick on the ride over.... I threw up...
arrgh.... and was about to sleep for a few hours, when
one of the guys came back to the boat and said that he
saw a huge seabass.  I hurriedly got dressed and
jumped in the water.  About 20 minutes later, I saw
this huge fish, slowly finning through the kelp.  I
lined up and blamo.  He took off very strongly, and we
battled for over 5 minutes.  It was a fierce battle,
and I was tested to my limits.... but I ended up
getting a hold of him and grabbed him in the gills and
got him to the surface.  It took over 10 minutes of
calming myself to catch my breath.
 - Marco Farrell, Mon, 24 May 2004 12:54PM