OK... I know spearfishing is not a sport, but anyway - is here anyone interested?
I think it is a sport. I'd love to discuss it, but I don't know anything about it.OK... I know spearfishing is not a sport, but anyway - is here anyone interested?I'd sure read a discussion about it, though, because I'd like to learn. Hope you get some takers!
Just go to Google or Yahoo and type in search box spearfishing... for the start.
Post some cool pics.
Biggest fish ever landed by spearfishing?
I think most people catch these down here with bow and arrow, I guess if you had a speargun you could use that.
Bluefin tuna,current world record, 655 pounds
Black marlin,533 pounds
Black marlin, 581 pounds
Blue marlin, 587 pounds
Dolphinfish, cought by woman—33 pounds
Dolphinfish, 70 pounds
Those are just some of crazy pictures. More you can find on
http://www.freedive.net/ibsrc/index.htm
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Troll.NICE, I LIKE
how can you tell if the fish is undersize before you shoot it
There is a guy Frogmans in port A that does scuba and spear fishing trips to the rigs off mustang island.
Those are some badasss pics.
All caugfht w/speargun?
You can see the difference , but you must have some experience.
Yes. With really big and strong spearguns.
never tried it but I guess it would be cool to see a fish face to face then shoot it. We are not talking about standing on a rock and throwing a piece of wood on the blue lagoon spear right ? we are talking about scuba diving with spearguns. I just hit the coast and go after reds and specks
Oh no, no! You are wrong (as many people thinking just that for spearfishing)!
It is about snorkeling with speargun = spearfishing, which is much more difficult (and much more interesting) than scuba diving with spearguns.
But unfortunately there are some who do it with scuba gear
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