These guys were out in the Ocean all day to get this fish. This fish was speared on the last run of the day. They got two for the day. Obviously this was the biggest one. They were given to the Locals in NZ to eat. It was not sold for Profit or even to recoup costs. A whole village ate fish for a week. A true Legend. Thanks Butch for the Video. And thanks Gunther for a once in a lifetime shot. All caught on Vid.
#Greg Braddon at least those locals would have had the meanest feed of tuna for awhile... I watch these north American bluefin tuna vids and they ain't got nothing on our waters for giant bluefin tuna. I'm so lucky to be a kiwi and one day I'll be in there to catch me one🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🐟🐟🐟
this video was so intense and badass you can’t help but entirely respect the sportsman like this compared to long liners and commercial vessels this is truly a nice thing to do for the community of the surrounding waters and for ethical hunters alike
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+Alex Ross If you're so concerned about the Bluefin preservation then go lobby against commercial fishing like net draggers and long liners. Spearfishing and Sportfishing literally make no dent on their population.
congrats boys... ive watched this vid time and time again, and i still dont get sick of it. id love to achieve what you have accomplished, it is a life long dream.' chur!!!
Congratulations Mr.Gunther what a fine catch,your shot was perfect because the tuna didn´t swon away fighting,I read the comments below I must say most are negative I think that´s envy from loosers.My dad once caught a giant 300 kg grouper in Los Roques Venezuela back in 1978 I have pictures of it,thank you.
Hey Megalops You almost had it, the tubing is electrical cable! I dont know how high the voltage is but it kills the tuna on the spot. The meat is then unspoiled and of high value. These guys are making money in a very interesting way ( selling to japan probably) Sadly these large tuna are on the decline worldwide. Great vid.
i agree with the the conservation aspect of what some people are saying and agree that tuna in general are an overfished group of fish but you have to realize spearfishing is not the problem. when spearfishing there is no by-catch, no waste, and honestly look these guys took one fish. even if they had taken five thats extremely responsible especially when compared to the thousands taken by commercial fisherman. awesome video and great catch, only problem is youll never out do yourself now!
That was the first shot placed on the Bluefin Tuna. You can tell this by a) the single spear holding onto the fish b) no other lines/guns floating above the tuna that would show its being held on already Great shot and great footage.
Willownss, I love spearing, it's a a wonderful feeling as a person that eats fish to be able to go into the ocean and catch your meal. I don't appreciate the industrial methods employed to catch fish but that in a way is also necessary. The saddest thing is that nobody is regulating themselves, that and the by product of fishing with nets make fishing sad. A few guys that grouped together and caught 1 fish which they are likely to eat isn't that bad compared to the souless commercial trawling.
Freakin' amazing!! That thing is HUGE! I agree that spearfishing is the most sustainable, because you pick your fish, it's not a game of chance like net fishing or line fishing.
beautiful! im a spearfisher myself i live in spain, and overfishing is not done by spearfishers, when i go on a dive i get 3 or 4 good pieces to eat em, sometime i even dive just for fun without my gun cause i love the sea. its all about respect to the sea.
amazing to see such a huge fish caught so easy and stoned with first strike no struggle just hauled to the surface like a spider with a fly in its web you know it cannot get away. These guys are amazing hunters.
Unlike the harpoon people, these guys earned this fish. This is what I call a true sport! That's 620.40 lbs fish and it took only 2 guys to pull it in!
Was that seriously a kill shot on the tuna or was the chase not recorded? Absolutely incredible! Ive been spearfishing for 12 years and have finally got a camera hooked up to my gun....great showing others a glimpse of the underwater world and spearfishing within it.
that was just incredible! so how much would a tuna that size be worth?? are we talking in the region of $35000 if u sell it to japan or am i just totally wrong? ive heard that massive tuna fetch tens of thousands of dollars out there, because of the sushi.
NOW THATS A PIG... wow... serious monster... NEW FAV video... EPIC music... great content, awesome ship... youtube needs move vids like this... good fellas.. Thumbs up...
correct me if im wrong but i dont think that trawler was fishing for the bluefin? I have a dvd where they go out off new zealand and look for these trawlers that catch Hokey? whatever they're called, and the tuna feed off the scrap the trawler throws out
DAMN. thats sick.. that was a really nice cath. I'm a novise free diver. Last summer i cought my first fish in Norway. I don't know if you know this fish. It's very similar to horngjel. (you can search for it on google.) oh, btw do you have any tips on how I can hold my breath longer? on dry land I can hold it for like 2 min. but in the water I can only hold it for like almost 1min.
DAMN! I MUST HAVE THE NAME OF THIS TRACK!! PLEASE GIVE ME THE ARTIST-TITLE-(MIX IF ANY) Its my kinda music, very progressive trancey, tech housy, great melody n vocals. But that is one awesome tuna hunt let alone the great camera filming! I live in California and I am pretty sure there are very few if any bluefin or anyfin tuna that big ~! NICE CATCH ~ How many did that beast of a fish feed? like 20... 20 families that is!! LOL :D Keep the Videos Coming, Love it
Damn the comm. vessals there stealing from us all! Awesome shot and beautiful fish! I hope the Tuna are around for us all to enjoy. With the way they are being fished it won't be long and you will have to go to a fish farm to see one!!
Awesome shot to the spinal chord, if not that fish would have dragged the man into an abyss, it has happened to me before, Not easy to do. Hope you had a lot of sushi for a great party
That's a good shot. Can you explain your tactics? Did you incorporate any deflection shooting technique? Have you speared any giant trevally. If yes, how would it compare with tuna? Cheers.
Put another shrimp on the Barby I got a whopper!! Awsome shot man and Spear fishing is way cool!! I bow fish alot its similar but not near as difficult
the price often fluctuates wildly and can go from more than $400 per kg all the way down to $4 per kg in a season - it's only the first and finest fish of the season that fetch the top end prices and within a couple days the price is down to half that and after a few weeks you're unlikely to get more than tens of dollars per kg - source: my memory of what I heard a bluefin tuna fisherman say (I play hockey with the guy) I'll actually ask him current prices this year when I see him this weekend
@ Taylor Dawson: I've done both, trust me this is much harder than bagging a buck. Shooting a big fish like this requires expert level skills. You have to 1) be comfortable diving 10, 15, 20m+ and stay steady comfortably down there as you scope and zero in 2) unlike the buck you have to be able to get close to the fish, which is not easy for big open water fish like tuna, marlin and trevally 3) only a headshot will do, if you don't kill the fish i.e. headshot bye bye speargun. It'll drag you like a horse if you don't let the spear gun go.
I don't know anything about spear fishing so Do such big fish really swim so close to the surface, or did you have to drop chum constantly to lure it to the surface? Does it not swim away when it sees divers in the water? How many guys were on the boat? or was there a second boat? (it looked like 5 guys during the video)
Some interesting comments !! I commercial fish for a living and this type of fishing is awesome ! Very safe means of taking a fish !!!! Great job guys !
I’m a spearfisher, theoretically I guess you could say it’s a safe means, but in reality it’s the most dangerous means, but the most sustainable. And least damaging
Where in New Zealand is that? What is the best place to go spearfishing in NZ? Also where can you buy or rent spearfishing gear? I might have a trip down there and would love to go spearfishing there!
If you go by the same streets everyday you can set 2 fixed reference points(for instance the corners of a building) then you can check on your progress, knowing how far have you gone. It's a great exercice for those stinking streets. lol I sometimes go to public toilets on a single breath just for fun. ;) Cheers.
Interesting...I go bluefin fishing in New England, US all the time, all rod & reel...I couldn't imagine shooting one with a spear. how did you get the shot to penetrate and not deflect off the top? I can't imagine the tuna sitting still long enough to let you shoot it.
I doubt it. The famous $100,000 tuna you're probably thinking of was bought for many times it's normal value by a couple of crazy sushi chefs. A google search tells me that the average price per kilo for bluefin tuna in Japan is 8000 yen. Which means this tuna is probably worth about 22,000 dollars.
@scoliva I am actually a fisherman. A sustainable fisherman. The statistics of catch and release fishing could be argued all day; deep water fish have a 60% mortality rate while shallow water fish (such as rockfish) have less than a 10% mortality. Properly handling fish and using the proper equipment greatly increases their chances of survival. The fact that you are purposely avoiding is the status of the bluefin tuna...
Please explain to us how a bluefin is a "threatened animal"?? Sorry I do not understand as there is a ton of them here off our coast in the Fall/Winter? I wish they were threatened! They are nothing but swimming vacuum cleaners eating everything in sight. not a croaker left on the beach after they pass through. Sir that is an awesome video! @38 I hope to get into spearfishing this yr - though I do not expect to try anything such as this - maybe a mahi or something easy. Good Job J
totally depends on the quality of the meat. but i suspect with a instant kill like that, there is no stress to the fish (no burn to the meat) and since its speared in the head, none of the eatable parts are disturbed. Then it would depend on how they handled and stored it from that point on. Cut the gills to bleed it out and ice it as soon as possible. Even with proper handling, it depends on the fish itself, diet, fat content, water conditions, where its caught.
I guess u guys used electricity. Wires on your guns were electrified. Otherwise, this tuna would drown you. Electrified gun, just a bit more powerful can kill great white in the same way. Tuna was paralyzed. But why did u make several more shots? 2 headshots would b enough to take it off. And body shots just spoil a few kg of meat. Still, very nice catch. What guns did u use? Was it RA Railgun?
Why didn't they bleed it? Or maybe they did off camera. If not, it's a huge waste. But these guys seem like they know what they are doing. Amazing shot. Sure makes my 5 pound blackfish with my Mares snubnose look like a joke. I did get a five-pound lobster this summer, by hand without a tank, of course.
Nice fish! I had heard it's illegal to catch blue fin tuna on spear though...not hating, just asking. There was another spearo who got a thousand pound one off the coast of Nova Scotia or something and there was a big thing about that.
These guys were out in the Ocean all day to get this fish. This fish was speared on the last run of the day. They got two for the day. Obviously this was the biggest one. They were given to the Locals in NZ to eat. It was not sold for Profit or even to recoup costs. A whole village ate fish for a week. A true Legend. Thanks Butch for the Video. And thanks Gunther for a once in a lifetime shot. All caught on Vid.
#Greg Braddon at least those locals would have had the meanest feed of tuna for awhile... I watch these north American bluefin tuna vids and they ain't got nothing on our waters for giant bluefin tuna. I'm so lucky to be a kiwi and one day I'll be in there to catch me one🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🐟🐟🐟
this video was so intense and badass you can’t help but entirely respect the sportsman like this compared to long liners and commercial vessels this is truly a nice thing to do for the community of the surrounding waters and for ethical hunters alike
Did the village know they were eating a freakin $100k+ fish? LOL. (And a great stoned first shot. Music gave me a headache.)
Very interesting, if we can help, we can reach mire!
When a single fish outweighs all the people in the boat you know you had a good day...
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+Alex Ross If you're so concerned about the Bluefin preservation then go lobby against commercial fishing like net draggers and long liners. Spearfishing and Sportfishing literally make no dent on their population.
***** No. Just no.
***** totally true, at any stage you could become part of the food chain by a shark. Long liners should be banned if you ask me.
that's right. go lobby against'em commercial fisherman -cough- japanese- cough-
"There are ambitious spear fisherman, and then there are mad spear fisherman."
congrats boys... ive watched this vid time and time again, and i still dont get sick of it.
id love to achieve what you have accomplished, it is a life long dream.'
chur!!!
F****** great job mate. Excellent watch. Gave me a woody.
Fuck you
Fuck you too
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@@sim392 Guess Benz got excited about Tobin’s woody and asked directly 😂
Is that like an Australian name for boner?
the bird at 2:03 must've been like WTF?!
nice!!! very good editing, song, and probably a breath taking experience to catch something that big in its own environment...that quickly....
Congratulations Mr.Gunther what a fine catch,your shot was perfect because the tuna didn´t swon away fighting,I read the comments below I must say most are negative I think that´s envy from loosers.My dad once caught a giant 300 kg grouper in Los Roques Venezuela back in 1978 I have pictures of it,thank you.
THIS VIDEO IS SOOO AWESOME!!
The music got that ocean melody vibe xP
i love it
Two Thumbs way up
Hey Megalops
You almost had it, the tubing is electrical cable!
I dont know how high the voltage is but it kills the tuna on the spot.
The meat is then unspoiled and of high value.
These guys are making money in a very interesting way ( selling to japan probably)
Sadly these large tuna are on the decline worldwide.
Great vid.
i agree with the the conservation aspect of what some people are saying and agree that tuna in general are an overfished group of fish but you have to realize spearfishing is not the problem. when spearfishing there is no by-catch, no waste, and honestly look these guys took one fish. even if they had taken five thats extremely responsible especially when compared to the thousands taken by commercial fisherman.
awesome video and great catch, only problem is youll never out do yourself now!
That was the first shot placed on the Bluefin Tuna. You can tell this by
a) the single spear holding onto the fish
b) no other lines/guns floating above the tuna that would show its being held on already
Great shot and great footage.
Willownss,
I love spearing, it's a a wonderful feeling as a person that eats fish to be able to go into the ocean and catch your meal.
I don't appreciate the industrial methods employed to catch fish but that in a way is also necessary.
The saddest thing is that nobody is regulating themselves, that and the by product of fishing with nets make fishing sad.
A few guys that grouped together and caught 1 fish which they are likely to eat isn't that bad compared to the souless commercial trawling.
Freakin' amazing!! That thing is HUGE!
I agree that spearfishing is the most sustainable, because you pick your fish, it's not a game of chance like net fishing or line fishing.
Nice video, thumbs up from us and cheers from sunny IGY Simpson Bay Marina, Sint Maarten in the Caribbean.
Video: Fishing in a calmed ocean
Music: LET'S FKING ROCK!!!!
beautiful! im a spearfisher myself i live in spain, and overfishing is not done by spearfishers, when i go on a dive i get 3 or 4 good pieces to eat em, sometime i even dive just for fun without my gun cause i love the sea. its all about respect to the sea.
One of the best videos on youtube.
I just wish there was no music in the background, just the natural sound and excitement of the crew would have been fantastic. Great video, though
Great catch guys! bet you were knackerd after hauling that beast up!
Love this vid.. love this song.. 10/10 1 of best video on youtube !
First shot was great! I was waiting for him to wake up!!
amazing to see such a huge fish caught so easy and stoned with first strike no struggle just hauled to the surface like a spider with a fly in its web you know it cannot get away. These guys are amazing hunters.
Unlike the harpoon people, these guys earned this fish. This is what I call a true sport! That's 620.40 lbs fish and it took only 2 guys to pull it in!
Was that seriously a kill shot on the tuna or was the chase not recorded? Absolutely incredible! Ive been spearfishing for 12 years and have finally got a camera hooked up to my gun....great showing others a glimpse of the underwater world and spearfishing within it.
Great work there Gunther, fantastic fish.
G.B.
that was just incredible! so how much would a tuna that size be worth?? are we talking in the region of $35000 if u sell it to japan or am i just totally wrong? ive heard that massive tuna fetch tens of thousands of dollars out there, because of the sushi.
NOW THATS A PIG... wow... serious monster...
NEW FAV video... EPIC music... great content, awesome ship... youtube needs move vids like this...
good fellas..
Thumbs up...
correct me if im wrong but i dont think that trawler was fishing for the bluefin? I have a dvd where they go out off new zealand and look for these trawlers that catch Hokey? whatever they're called, and the tuna feed off the scrap the trawler throws out
Imagine you stone a 600 lb fish and it just immediately starts sinking
they are snorkelling!!!! great job
Were you guys running electricity through the cable? If so, what equipment do u use?
Monster of a Tuna!! Great vid,
Dude, amazing fish!!!! It surprises me it doesn't figth a lot, well that's what it seems in the video. Very nice catch.
Great Shot..
How deep did you dive to plant the second shot..?
It looked close to 25 meters..
thats how you catch a big fish dive till u can see one u want. awsome video man
Cracking good shot! Well done on the video mate!
Great Fish..
How deep did you have to dive to place the second shot..? 30m..?
Nice minow,bit sad and happy,mixted emotions,rod and line more fun...or maybe not! 90lb tarpon was fun in cuba!
Nice job! Big tuna with my blue water gun is on my Bucket List.
Monogatos funky greens. Dirty dust. I love it!
DAMN. thats sick.. that was a really nice cath. I'm a novise free diver. Last summer i cought my first fish in Norway. I don't know if you know this fish. It's very similar to horngjel. (you can search for it on google.)
oh, btw do you have any tips on how I can hold my breath longer? on dry land I can hold it for like 2 min. but in the water I can only hold it for like almost 1min.
DAMN! I MUST HAVE THE NAME OF THIS TRACK!! PLEASE GIVE ME THE ARTIST-TITLE-(MIX IF ANY) Its my kinda music, very progressive trancey, tech housy, great melody n vocals. But that is one awesome tuna hunt let alone the great camera filming! I live in California and I am pretty sure there are very few if any bluefin or anyfin tuna that big ~! NICE CATCH ~ How many did that beast of a fish feed? like 20... 20 families that is!! LOL :D Keep the Videos Coming, Love it
that is the sickest shot. on the sickest fish.
Well done.
What was your rig?
Nice fish. Bet that was better than even a day we had at Dampier reef, home of the tiger sharks.
this is the real hunter .. . these guys is legend
Nice shot. Nice fish. Kiwis, wow!
2:02 SUP bro 😂😂😂
Damn the comm. vessals there stealing from us all! Awesome shot and beautiful fish! I hope the Tuna are around for us all to enjoy. With the way they are being fished it won't be long and you will have to go to a fish farm to see one!!
cant believe you guys managed to haul that thing over the transom... strong.
Awesome shot to the spinal chord, if not that fish would have dragged the man into an abyss, it has happened to me before, Not easy to do.
Hope you had a lot of sushi for a great party
That's a good shot. Can you explain your tactics? Did you incorporate any deflection shooting technique? Have you speared any giant trevally. If yes, how would it compare with tuna? Cheers.
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Great catch and awesome vid
Nothing like fishing & Trance music, I love it.
thats awesome! lol at 5:05. and wacko, how do you pour a fish?
Put another shrimp on the Barby I got a whopper!! Awsome shot man and Spear fishing is way cool!! I bow fish alot its similar but not near as difficult
nice tune and nice song :)
u now someone what is name for this song and artist ?
Wow! That was a great Sashimi!..Could that be caught without floats?
That Tuna would've made you a millionaire in Japan
That sounds scary, man. What did you do when that happened? Did you let the fish go along with your speargun?
the price often fluctuates wildly and can go from more than $400 per kg all the way down to $4 per kg in a season - it's only the first and finest fish of the season that fetch the top end prices and within a couple days the price is down to half that and after a few weeks you're unlikely to get more than tens of dollars per kg - source: my memory of what I heard a bluefin tuna fisherman say (I play hockey with the guy) I'll actually ask him current prices this year when I see him this weekend
nice clip guys! how deep was that shot?
@ Taylor Dawson: I've done both, trust me this is much harder than bagging a buck. Shooting a big fish like this requires expert level skills. You have to 1) be comfortable diving 10, 15, 20m+ and stay steady comfortably down there as you scope and zero in 2) unlike the buck you have to be able to get close to the fish, which is not easy for big open water fish like tuna, marlin and trevally 3) only a headshot will do, if you don't kill the fish i.e. headshot bye bye speargun. It'll drag you like a horse if you don't let the spear gun go.
I don't know anything about spear fishing so
Do such big fish really swim so close to the surface, or did you have to drop chum constantly to lure it to the surface?
Does it not swim away when it sees divers in the water?
How many guys were on the boat? or was there a second boat? (it looked like 5 guys during the video)
wow that is a monster, good work mate
Its big!,are u gone use it as bate fore a Great White Shark? lol thanks fore the upload!
it's really shocking for me to see how easy it succumbed. was that a lucky spine shot or what?
Very good game, congrats :)
Just awesome...how often do you guys do this?
If you knew what you were talking about, you would've noticed the factory ship that accidentally catches tonnes of tuna every single day.
Some interesting comments !! I commercial fish for a living and this type of fishing is awesome ! Very safe means of taking a fish !!!! Great job guys !
I’m a spearfisher, theoretically I guess you could say it’s a safe means, but in reality it’s the most dangerous means, but the most sustainable. And least damaging
Where in New Zealand is that? What is the best place to go spearfishing in NZ? Also where can you buy or rent spearfishing gear? I might have a trip down there and would love to go spearfishing there!
mint bluefin bro. great condition. good effort boys. that is why new zealand is the greatest country in the world!
If you go by the same streets everyday you can set 2 fixed reference points(for instance the corners of a building) then you can check on your progress, knowing how far have you gone.
It's a great exercice for those stinking streets. lol
I sometimes go to public toilets on a single breath just for fun. ;)
Cheers.
Interesting...I go bluefin fishing in New England, US all the time, all rod & reel...I couldn't imagine shooting one with a spear. how did you get the shot to penetrate and not deflect off the top? I can't imagine the tuna sitting still long enough to let you shoot it.
Amazing fish!!! breathtaking!
great song, great choice
high performance on this video! congrats for this big bluefin tuna! Gunther Pfrengle
This looks like its in new zealand? Bay of plenty? Its a good area for giant tuna especialy round whakatane
Westport,South Island but you probably already worked that out.
I doubt it. The famous $100,000 tuna you're probably thinking of was bought for many times it's normal value by a couple of crazy sushi chefs. A google search tells me that the average price per kilo for bluefin tuna in Japan is 8000 yen. Which means this tuna is probably worth about 22,000 dollars.
What is the name of the tune,? Great catch by the way.
@scoliva I am actually a fisherman. A sustainable fisherman. The statistics of catch and release fishing could be argued all day; deep water fish have a 60% mortality rate while shallow water fish (such as rockfish) have less than a 10% mortality. Properly handling fish and using the proper equipment greatly increases their chances of survival. The fact that you are purposely avoiding is the status of the bluefin tuna...
this is the most impressif fishing ever seen !! great job and thoses guys dive 20-to 30m !!!
Love the Tunes
Please explain to us how a bluefin is a "threatened animal"?? Sorry I do not understand as there is a ton of them here off our coast in the Fall/Winter? I wish they were threatened! They are nothing but swimming vacuum cleaners eating everything in sight. not a croaker left on the beach after they pass through.
Sir that is an awesome video! @38 I hope to get into spearfishing this yr - though I do not expect to try anything such as this - maybe a mahi or something easy.
Good Job
J
Those aren't cables. They're bungees to absorb the shock and prevent the shaft from ripping out of the fish.
Absolutely insane, nice work boys.
totally depends on the quality of the meat. but i suspect with a instant kill like that, there is no stress to the fish (no burn to the meat) and since its speared in the head, none of the eatable parts are disturbed. Then it would depend on how they handled and stored it from that point on. Cut the gills to bleed it out and ice it as soon as possible. Even with proper handling, it depends on the fish itself, diet, fat content, water conditions, where its caught.
Wow and with a spear gun to how long did it take you to get it in?! an hour?
vcs são ótimos!!! nota 10!!!! vcs deviam vir ao Brazil,existem ótimos lugares para caça submaria.
what a badass!!! nice shot man!
the best video! Congratulations to all!
I guess u guys used electricity. Wires on your guns were electrified. Otherwise, this tuna would drown you. Electrified gun, just a bit more powerful can kill great white in the same way. Tuna was paralyzed. But why did u make several more shots? 2 headshots would b enough to take it off. And body shots just spoil a few kg of meat. Still, very nice catch. What guns did u use? Was it RA Railgun?
sweet shot===whos music is this
gratz man u can really dive deep good work
Good choice of music. I got some tunas.
You shoot a dying Tunaafter the passage of a ship of mass destruction.
Well done!
A brief summary of ecological thinking in NZ
Why didn't they bleed it? Or maybe they did off camera. If not, it's a huge waste. But these guys seem like they know what they are doing. Amazing shot. Sure makes my 5 pound blackfish with my Mares snubnose look like a joke. I did get a five-pound lobster this summer, by hand without a tank, of course.
AWESOME! congrats, great job
Did you sell that or store it? Could probably get a new car with that big of a tuna...
Nice fish! I had heard it's illegal to catch blue fin tuna on spear though...not hating, just asking. There was another spearo who got a thousand pound one off the coast of Nova Scotia or something and there was a big thing about that.