Amazing tips as a virgin spearo who just bought my first gun and as a US Marine who has mastered every shooting method to take this knowledge to my first under water setup is exciting as hell!!! Can’t wait to try all the amazing methods your team has posted on YT!!!! Absolutely makes sense, gives pertinent information, and also is clear and consistent with the type of fishing those of us not as experienced can understand and actually put in action easily and safely. The fact you seam to push safety over excitement is also a huge plus in my opinion as a virgin spear fisher and free diver but having come from a background of national competitive swimmer as well as a Military combat swim instructor makes these videos even better!!!!
Lots of great advice here to land wahoo. One thing I would add is get another shot into a large fish as soon as possible before going for the grab. I have had many heart breaking moments losing fish at that last moment when they give a last flick and some thing tears or the flopper closes and they sink off…..
Wayne & Ian, Top quality advice on pelagic technique. Hoping to dive your area sooner than later. If you could translate the term " Pressure Point" for us Yanks it would be much appreciated? Are you talking about, Tidal, Barometric or Current Pressure, such as that against a seamount? Thx. David Weiss, Tampa, FL.
It's not something we've had the pleaseure of having to encounter when in the water, thankfully. But from stories we have heard, they are best treated with the utttmost respect and give them a very wide berth!
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Guy's to me u r the real deal of spearfishing.. Loke my dream is to work in ur shop, it's heaven to me.. Keep it up
Good vid. Taught me something, I didn't know about turning the fish upside down to control them! Thanks.
Great tips, especially with the floatline management. Big fan of slip tips too.
Amazing tips as a virgin spearo who just bought my first gun and as a US Marine who has mastered every shooting method to take this knowledge to my first under water setup is exciting as hell!!! Can’t wait to try all the amazing methods your team has posted on YT!!!! Absolutely makes sense, gives pertinent information, and also is clear and consistent with the type of fishing those of us not as experienced can understand and actually put in action easily and safely. The fact you seam to push safety over excitement is also a huge plus in my opinion as a virgin spear fisher and free diver but having come from a background of national competitive swimmer as well as a Military combat swim instructor makes these videos even better!!!!
Lots of great advice here to land wahoo. One thing I would add is get another shot into a large fish as soon as possible before going for the grab. I have had many heart breaking moments losing fish at that last moment when they give a last flick and some thing tears or the flopper closes and they sink off…..
Another brilliant Vid, thanks boys
Great video guys, got my blood pumping just watching! great tips!
Love the videos guys! Keep up the good work! Hopefully I'll be able to come out and meet y'all one day!
thanks sir for these tips
It can be a hack reeling in all the line, but it's hell of a fun shooting hoo on reel guns.
I reckon old Wayno has had a few for dutch courage before the filming eh. Good on ya
So much knowledge and experience right here.. wish i had some haha
Good stuff Thanks 😊
Thanks guys - nice content! 😎🤙🏽🌺🐟💦
Awesome vid, would love more of this style covering other fish.
How many litre float do you use?
Thanks guys
Wayne & Ian, Top quality advice on pelagic technique. Hoping to dive your area sooner than later. If you could translate the term " Pressure Point" for us Yanks it would be much appreciated? Are you talking about, Tidal, Barometric or Current Pressure, such as that against a seamount? Thx. David Weiss, Tampa, FL.
thanks for the information.
Have you ever had to deal with a salt water crocodile or are they docile?
It's not something we've had the pleaseure of having to encounter when in the water, thankfully. But from stories we have heard, they are best treated with the utttmost respect and give them a very wide berth!
And by the way u need to put up more videos as we r thirsty and hungry
wouldnt mind a big wahoo
:)
I'm what the people call a ROCKHOPPER . SHALLOW WATER DIVER small fish and crayfish diver