This sounds obvious, but where there are fish there are fish. For example, where you see schools of any particular species on the surface or under the water using a sounder it is likely there will be more fish in this area.
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This film takes a look into the life of Frederic Jeanneau, a man who has found a more meaningful life
Read moreHow to spear a Kingfish
Firstly, Kingfish like areas where there are baitfish in residence and this is often where there is a strong current. A common Kingfish hotspot will be a rock or small island in between two bodies of land where there is a lot of current flowing...
Read moreHow to Spear a Snapper
One of the main target species when spearfishing in Australia is the Snapper or Pagrus Auratus. The reason for this is they are very challenging to hunt
Read moreOpen Cell vs Closed Cell Wetsuits
This article is aimed to assist people purchasing a freediving or spearfishing wetsuit. It will help to explain the main differences between open cell vs closed cell wetsuits and different exterior lining options.
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At the Vertical Blue freediving competition, New Zealand freediver William Trubridge broke the world record in free immersion
Read moreHow To Put On An Open Cell Wetsuit
Open cell vs closed cell, in my opinion, open cell wetsuits are far warmer and more comfortable than closed cell wetsuits.
Read moreThe Plunge and the Spike | Spearfishing the Caribbean Blue
Antonio Negron. A freediving fisherman from the Caribbean. He explains the importance of taking only what you need and clears up some of the misconceptions of spearfishing.
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