Where to find fish SPEARFISHING?? | Testing Travel Speargun

Although current and tidal movement makes spearfishing physically more difficult, it is one of the most important factors for success! In this video we give some tips on the importance of current and where to find fish. Along with this, its a day out Testing the Wettie 'Travel' Speargun. Encountering plenty of Snapper along with Trevally and Kingfish.

[@KerryFlowers]

Shit yeah! That travel gun looks awesome! I really must stop smashing kina with the butt of my gun, never had any problems doing so but that's more likely luck than good management lol! Cheers Jacko!

[@WettieNZ]

Best to be safe than sorry right!

[@NeilWeston-n2f]

Excellent video, really like the travel gun, will make an awesome addition on my travels.
Where can I get more info wrt to it?

[@WettieNZ]

You can check out more details on our website
www.wettie.co.nz Search Travel speargun

[@bluedoggum8373]

I love how you guys use super simple guns. Not necessarily a comment about the travel guns but your normal railgun setup with one band. Idk it just speaks volumes about how people tend to overcomolicate equipment imo

[@WettieNZ]

Sometimes simplicity is best! Lower profile makes aiming easier, single 16mm rubber results in low recoil and good shaft speed.

[@emrahkaramanl461]

Good diving skills with simple gun👍

[@spearokidsnz5655]

Awesome video guys, A travel gun looks like a great addition for those "just in case the visibility is good" car trips.

[@newmangan]

do you ship to the US?

[@WettieNZ]

Yes sure do

[@Evan-pq7fn]

Good clip

[@WettieNZ]

Thank you!

[@pennreelfishing]

I actually came up with the idea 20 years ago so you don’t have to pay for extra luggage while travelling. I like spear gun over 2 meters. I believe the longer the gun the less you miss to kill a fish. 3 meters is my dream gun. For a Aitutaki Cook Islander