Spearfishing Techniques

For most applications, spearfishermen tend to always think that bigger means better. Most of the big guns you see are designed to kill big fish, right? But sometimes, conditions call for a smaller gun more suitable to dirty water. Because...

Equalizing is one of the most important skills that you need to develop as a freediver. Proper equalization is what allows you to dive deeper into the depths and enjoy the water at its full potential without discomfort or pain....

Chumming is one of the oldest strategies anglers and spearfishermen alike have used to bring in fish. Depending on the type of fish you are targeting, chum can dramatically improve your chances of shooting the fish. If you deploy it correctly, you can lure...

  When it comes to shooting line in spearfishing, stainless steel cable has some very specific applications. In most situations, it is too stiff and can present safety hazards. With that said, it is the standard for very large fish...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGL_pW6FRwc&t=10s How To Tie a Speargun Bands This is a step-by-step guide of how to tie a speargun band. Spearguns are a critical part of spearfishing, and the bands are what power the speargun to shoot the spear shaft. In order to...

Reading Fish Behavior While Diving: Identifying What The Fish is Going to Do Every fish species acts differently, and it is important to know or be able to guess how a fish will behave in any given situation. With experience, there...

Meditation, Relaxation, and Freediving For a lot of people, freediving can be a therapeutic experience. Many divers find freediving to be like meditation and relaxation.  But meditation can also help your freediving. If you prepare for a dive by considering some...

As you develop as a spearo, you will come to realize that different situations, species, and settings call for different kinds of stalking strategies in order to acheive the desired outcome of landing a big fish. There are no guarantees...

Spearfishing Snapper - How to Hunt Series Species Information Snapper are wary reef fish. There are over a hundred species of snappers, but most of them tend to form schools of various sizes over structure. Snappers can range in size from under one...