Very good editting and the AI voiceover is a great idea to reach a wider audience. A very underrated channel. I have subscribed! A spearo from north east england.
@@jackborland5757 Thanks for the support😁👍 Really appreciate it. Yes, that's the idea. Reach out to more people and be understood at the same time. I think it works well. Welcome to my channel. Glad to have you here🤿🐟
@@ExploringwithBug Thanks man😊 The two days everything worked out. Fish, weather and wind. Everything was top notch. I love those days. It's not usually like that. So I enjoy those days extra🤿🐟
@@OceanicMatt Thanks! "Grotlesanden" is a magical place. Lots of sand there so visibility in the water tends to be good. It was two very long dives. About 9-10 hours in total. Difficult to stop in such conditions😅
Really nice footage man! Keep up the good work. :) Btw. Kudos for using AI, good idea. Although I think, you are missing out on showing your personality. :)
@@Bjoern_Spearzen Thanks for the nice comment Bjoern_Spearzen😊 Yes, it becomes less personal with AI. 100% agree. But I get my message out in a nice and understandable way, I think. And I also think that AI voice is a fantastic tool when it is used in an honest and fair way. Thanks for sharing your thoughts😊👍
@@Spearfishing_johYeah, totally get it. Am also using AI in my articles- it all depends on how you use it. Just thought that especially for YT personality counts a lot. :) But in the end you can probably also grow the channel this way! Wishing you loads of luck!
@@Bjoern_Spearzen Yep. I think it will become more and more popular to use AI voice on both YT and as you say in articles. And eventually perhaps more generally approved under proper use. There is already a large percentage of reels and shorts out there that are AI voiced. It's the perfect tool to create your own story to share with others. You lose a bit of the personal touch. But it brings new interesting views and stories onto the field. The future will tell😊 Thanks for the support👍
Love your content Joh! I recognise the beach, as i have considered driving the 1,5 hour to go there myself, but now you have shot all the fish..😂 keep the good content up! Do you have any good tips for getting cods in western Norway? I have never had any luck, but im also fairly new to spearfishing, and only from shores😊cheers!
@@TOBE1833 Thanks for the support😃 You have to go there. Been there three times now. It has been worth it every time. Still a lot of life left😅 The first time I was there I was much further out. Out by the small islands (watch out for boat traffic). On that trip I saw three cod. Probably a lot of cod there under the right conditions. I see a lot of nice big cod in February, March and April here. They lie and rest in the kelp forest. I found little life in the beginning too. But you learn a lot from searching and testing out new places, seeing what others are doing, reading about when the different fish come up in shallower water and diving a lot. Just keep going and don't give up. Calm movements and no bubbles when diving are important.
@@Spearfishing_joh Gotcha, thanks for the tips😁😁 Will def check it out! I agree, i think doing the same place multiple times gives it a new perspective each time. You never know what awaits down beneath the kelp😎
@@timbaum7694 Thanks😃 Cool! Envy it🤿 It has always been like that. At least as long as I can remember. Limited use of fishing gear to catch a specific species. It is probably because it is necessary and there is a great desire to protect the stock. Many people are working hard to increase the stock and create better spawning conditions, and there are generally strong opinions about salmon, seatrout and seabass here in Norway. Night hunting for seatrout has recently been banned in Denmark. But there they shoot seatrout during the day. and it is legal. But who knows for how long
@@Spearfishing_joh makes sense, thank you!. I'm fishing since I was like 2 years old and I love it. I was also into "normal" fishing with my dad and explored Salstraumen and other regions by boat, but never spearfished before. This summer I'll try it out, got some equipment and trying to figure out the laws right now, specifically for fish that doenst count into the 18KG export quota, as my plan is to catch it for a year for me and some friends, and then come back next year. I'm totally against exploiting the ecosystem. Do you have a recommendation where I can read about laws regarding this matter? No problem if its in norwegian or its a norwegian office to call, my girlfriend speaks the language :)
Very good editting and the AI voiceover is a great idea to reach a wider audience.
A very underrated channel.
I have subscribed!
A spearo from north east england.
@@jackborland5757 Thanks for the support😁👍 Really appreciate it. Yes, that's the idea. Reach out to more people and be understood at the same time. I think it works well. Welcome to my channel. Glad to have you here🤿🐟
Amazing video Brother! Those are some awesome catches! Sening you good vibes and happy hunting 🤙
@@ExploringwithBug Thanks man😊 The two days everything worked out. Fish, weather and wind. Everything was top notch. I love those days. It's not usually like that. So I enjoy those days extra🤿🐟
@Spearfishing_joh Those days are always hard to find. Im glad it worked out for you! I definitely want to come hunt your park of the world one day 🤙🏻
Elsker videone dine
@@rasmusskaal6916 Takk! Hyggelig og å høre at du liker innholdet mitt😎🤙
@@Spearfishing_joh Tror det hadde vært lurt å skaffe seg en vakuumpakkemaskin slik at fisken holder seg ENDA lenger, bare et tips da.
@@rasmusskaal6916 Jupp. Ser jeg brukern, i timelapsen, på slutten vid. Men du har helt rett👍
Great video! Love to see the filleting and processing of the fish! Greetings from Germany!
Thanks👍 It is such a big part of the process in spearfishing. So thought I'd show it. Thanks for the support. Nice to hear that you enjoyed the vid😃
Awesome footage! Some of those shots in the sand were epic! It looked tropical at points 🤩 How long were you out for each day?
@@OceanicMatt Thanks! "Grotlesanden" is a magical place. Lots of sand there so visibility in the water tends to be good. It was two very long dives. About 9-10 hours in total. Difficult to stop in such conditions😅
Really nice footage man! Keep up the good work. :)
Btw. Kudos for using AI, good idea. Although I think, you are missing out on showing your personality. :)
@@Bjoern_Spearzen Thanks for the nice comment Bjoern_Spearzen😊 Yes, it becomes less personal with AI. 100% agree. But I get my message out in a nice and understandable way, I think. And I also think that AI voice is a fantastic tool when it is used in an honest and fair way. Thanks for sharing your thoughts😊👍
@@Spearfishing_johYeah, totally get it. Am also using AI in my articles- it all depends on how you use it.
Just thought that especially for YT personality counts a lot. :)
But in the end you can probably also grow the channel this way! Wishing you loads of luck!
@@Bjoern_Spearzen Yep. I think it will become more and more popular to use AI voice on both YT and as you say in articles. And eventually perhaps more generally approved under proper use. There is already a large percentage of reels and shorts out there that are AI voiced. It's the perfect tool to create your own story to share with others. You lose a bit of the personal touch. But it brings new interesting views and stories onto the field. The future will tell😊 Thanks for the support👍
Love your content Joh!
I recognise the beach, as i have considered driving the 1,5 hour to go there myself, but now you have shot all the fish..😂 keep the good content up! Do you have any good tips for getting cods in western Norway? I have never had any luck, but im also fairly new to spearfishing, and only from shores😊cheers!
@@TOBE1833 Thanks for the support😃 You have to go there. Been there three times now. It has been worth it every time. Still a lot of life left😅 The first time I was there I was much further out. Out by the small islands (watch out for boat traffic). On that trip I saw three cod. Probably a lot of cod there under the right conditions. I see a lot of nice big cod in February, March and April here. They lie and rest in the kelp forest. I found little life in the beginning too. But you learn a lot from searching and testing out new places, seeing what others are doing, reading about when the different fish come up in shallower water and diving a lot. Just keep going and don't give up. Calm movements and no bubbles when diving are important.
@@Spearfishing_joh Gotcha, thanks for the tips😁😁 Will def check it out! I agree, i think doing the same place multiple times gives it a new perspective each time. You never know what awaits down beneath the kelp😎
@@TOBE1833 Agree 100%. Good luck. Hope you get a nice catch. Dive safe🤿👌
Hej man awesome Video. I will go in Tromsø soon. But why are you not allowed to shoot salmon in the ocean with the speargun?
@@timbaum7694 Thanks😃 Cool! Envy it🤿 It has always been like that. At least as long as I can remember. Limited use of fishing gear to catch a specific species. It is probably because it is necessary and there is a great desire to protect the stock. Many people are working hard to increase the stock and create better spawning conditions, and there are generally strong opinions about salmon, seatrout and seabass here in Norway. Night hunting for seatrout has recently been banned in Denmark. But there they shoot seatrout during the day. and it is legal. But who knows for how long
@@Spearfishing_joh makes sense, thank you!. I'm fishing since I was like 2 years old and I love it. I was also into "normal" fishing with my dad and explored Salstraumen and other regions by boat, but never spearfished before. This summer I'll try it out, got some equipment and trying to figure out the laws right now, specifically for fish that doenst count into the 18KG export quota, as my plan is to catch it for a year for me and some friends, and then come back next year. I'm totally against exploiting the ecosystem. Do you have a recommendation where I can read about laws regarding this matter? No problem if its in norwegian or its a norwegian office to call, my girlfriend speaks the language :)
Fridykker du alene?
@@sylkvass1 Ja, noen ganger
Good video but why the AI voiceover?
@@VagueDustin Thank you😊 Easier to understand AI than my English. And it's fun to build history with that tool
Nice 🤩👌