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I love the monster halibut and like the enthusiasm almost as much. The halibut dance was especially good; she was so excited she left her snorkel in her mouth for the first part of it.. Well done!
Ekibe tebrikler. Efsane bir av yapmışsınız. Yıllarca unutulmayacak güzel anlar. Nefeslerinize sağlık. ( Congratulations to the team. You made a legendary hunt. Beautiful moments that will not be forgotten for years. Health to your breaths.)
I don't understand why people kill fish this big. The bigger and older the worse the eating quality is. And if it's a mother fish, then the biggest ones produce a lot of quality offspring. So killing a halibut this big can have consequences on the amount of halibuts in the future. Honostly I think that's the reason why some countries ban spearfishing intirely. Sincerely a fellow spearo
Man this is amazing!!! What part of Norway do you guys dive to get these monsters? My husband and his good buddy free-dive near Seattle, WA USA as often as they can. My husband would LOVE to go get a halibut where you guys are doing this. Please let me know!
Thank you Stacy! Tromsø and Lofoten are our main locations. We offer guided trips in Tromsø and Lofoten. These places are located in the northern parts of Norway. If your husband is interested in a trip with us, just send an email on Arctic.spearfising@gmail.com .
HI808AF STATE little bit like turbot if you ever taste it white meat very soft on big fish like this one in particular Smaller fish will tast definitely better
Hehe, dersom du er så kjent så er det best vi holder det hemmelig xD Men det er ikke så vanskelig å lete seg til det hvis man ser litt nøye rundomkring
This video highlights many aspects of how poorly managed Norway’s fisheries are. In Alaska you are only allowed to take few halibut of this size, and there are many very large halibut as a result. I certainly don’t blame the fisherman for this, and the video was great, but it is sad that Norway does not do more to manage the fishery.
Tf you mean. Norway is the country with the best fish management in the whole world. Every fisherman have a max limit they can take each year. The amount Of cod in our oceans are the same it was 50 years ago. We know what we are doing.
@@eirikhagen5512 not even possible. For one cod travel far, they don’t stay in one place. So how could you have the same amount from 70 years ago? Second compare the numbers. You allow salmon farmers to poison your waters and then you remove the largest fish from your waters in high numbers.
@@jc13781 Right now we actually do have a problem with cod and halibut, so the minimal size has been changed so that cod under 40 cm have to be released, and halibut under 80 cm have to be released. For cod it has nothing to do with fishery though. Although the fewer halibut might be because of fishery. But dont Get me wrong, we are managing the fishing better now.
Halibut take a long time to mature and those are the generation builders. Kinda sad to take the big one's out. The 15-50lb range is much better for eating.
When we pratice the most sustainable fishing metod known to mankind, we take the prey we find, if its in the legal limit. We manage our hunting grounds carefullly. We feed ourself and others. Bigger halibut demand more skills in the kitchen. Nothing is wasted and sad about that. Go focus your sadness on the commerical fishing industry. Probably no one that care as much for a healty halibut stock as we do.
@@arcticspearfishing4265 he is right, why take the big ones that has proven to be unhealthy, the older the more heavy metal the fish has collected. this is just a sensless trophy killing and a quite shameful one at that. fish over 200cm is anyways illegal to kill which this one by the looks of it is.
@@arcticspearfishing4265 love steamed hallibut always used to have it on good friday being a christian we never used to have meat on good friday but sadly it slipped guess im a poor christian lol No id help anyone in need if you were across the road getting a kicking off 5 guys id be straight in to help and rip them to bits Love fishing on holiday in tennerife i caught a 12 lb barracuda a small one but god u want to see them hit a lure spaniard wanted to kill it and eat it but i said its only a baby it goes back catch it when its a big boy i waded knee deep to catch it beached it wet sand unhooked very carefully back in see They have a set off teeth like my scottish terrier whisky the barras have deadly teeth So do little scottish terriers back in the day they used them for flushing badgers out Sorry i go on tight lines
Hey guys. Congratulations for this Queen of the seas. I’ve fished for kveite from shore for quite some time and have a lot of respect for your catch. One mystery remains for me: how could you estimate this fish‘s length so accurately before shooting her? I am sure you would not have shot her had she been 201cm... skit fiske!
Thanks :) We thought it was around 190 cm and around the 90 kg mark. Its hard to measure the exact size of these fishes. You can never be 100 % sure but we have developed some eyemeasurement over 5 years of hunting this fish. We aim to never end up in a situation with shooting a halibut over 200cm ,its not illegal but it would be a great waste since the regulation says that caught halibut over 2 m cant be taken back to land. Needs to be released in its current state. If its deadly injured its need to be killed and thrown back in. Luckly encounter with fish over 200 cm are rare while spearfishing. From 5 years of hunting this fish we have just seen a few over 200 cm. Note! The regulation has nothing to do with population/reproduction, its because of possible risk of high levels of mercury and other stuff that can be found in top predators.
Makes sense. All large predator fish have high levels of 'risky elements'...for own consumption we shoot the 'smaller' ones. :) @@arcticspearfishing4265
You got the law wrong there. Its only apply to length. 200 cm . This one was 198 cm and 129 kg due to caught late in the season and had great condition. There is no law that regulates fish after weight in Norway which make sense when you spend a second thought on it.
@@arcticspearfishing4265 you are right about that, usually a 100 kg halibut is aprox 2m long.as a halibut fisher my self i release all over 1,5 m they are not that good eating .
A fish over 150 cm need some more love and skill in the kitchen. All the fish I consumed between 50-100 kg tasted very good. But the smaller halibut range 10-15 kg is the best I think, but to say fish over 150 cm is not that good eating would never cross my mind.
In you first comment you refer to the maximum regulation. This regulation is based on a report from the Norwegian Food Safety Authority. Now you go against this report by claiming that fish between 150-200cm are full of toxin. The report concluded that halibuts up to 200 cm are save eating and not dangerous and toxic. I accept that you like the catch and release thing, its not my game at all. But pls remember to get your facts right before claiming stuff. Makes you look a bit better in future debates.
You get them this big in the uk too but for the big ones like this you have to go to north of scotland to thurso or west of shetland islands where these size fish are rod caught every year.
@@jali640 You sure? If you go for the brain it can’t Even process What’s going on because it has a spear going through its head. Going for the heart will just make it bleed to death. It isn’t gonna be any faster going for the heart. It doesn’t instantly die.
So epic dude! Congratulations!
Thanks man :)
Daniel Mann hello i live in norway
Hello ...this is very easy to think you managed something its just standing still bro
@@nikospapadiochos9742 its finding it thats hard...
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I love the monster halibut and like the enthusiasm almost as much. The halibut dance was especially good; she was so excited she left her snorkel in her mouth for the first part of it.. Well done!
Thanks Matt :) yeah always important with the dance.
Ekibe tebrikler. Efsane bir av yapmışsınız. Yıllarca unutulmayacak güzel anlar. Nefeslerinize sağlık.
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Congratulations to the team. You made a legendary hunt. Beautiful moments that will not be forgotten for years. Health to your breaths.)
Definite monster of a Halibut. Great video and great shooting😎
That was beyond sick! Love it. Congrats !!!!!
I don't understand why people kill fish this big. The bigger and older the worse the eating quality is. And if it's a mother fish, then the biggest ones produce a lot of quality offspring. So killing a halibut this big can have consequences on the amount of halibuts in the future. Honostly I think that's the reason why some countries ban spearfishing intirely. Sincerely a fellow spearo
Thats a big monster! And the fish is nice too
I feel so stoked watching this. I got 4 this summer so far, waiting for the big one!
Thanks lot. You will find it!
CONGRATULATIONS FROM PALAU! NORTH PACIFIC ISLAND NATION.
Not go be mean or snarky or anything but this vid is 4 months old
This video was so much fun to watch :) you guys are a funny crowd. Nice catch - congrats !!
Thanks bud!
I'm a crab fisherman, I have fished halibut and turbot and the biggest halibut we caught in a trawl was 226 KG, it was 8 feet tall when hung.
Monster! Heard stories of fish around 400 kg from back in the day. Apparently it had seaweed growing on it!
How deep was the water
Looks very shallow
Huge Halibut....Awesome....👍👍👍
What an amazing fish well done!
Thanks:)
Has to be the funniest Spearfishing Video I've ever seen! Are you Happy now?
Congratulations! A fish of a lifetime no doubt!
Congratulazioni 🤝, per le vostre bellissime catture. Ciao da max. 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
that is an incredible fish - congratulations!
That was insane!! Grate job guys!!!
The big ones are in pairs next time look around likely another monster was within 100 yards
Oooop
Just heard you guys on noobspearo and had to see the beast
Awesome! I want to start spear fishing myself but don’t know any good spots (live in Norway) . I know the fjords are really good places.
sign up at your local diving club and take it from there
I have never seen this! it is really amazing!
Man this is amazing!!! What part of Norway do you guys dive to get these monsters? My husband and his good buddy free-dive near Seattle, WA USA as often as they can. My husband would LOVE to go get a halibut where you guys are doing this. Please let me know!
Thank you Stacy! Tromsø and Lofoten are our main locations. We offer guided trips in Tromsø and Lofoten. These places are located in the northern parts of Norway. If your husband is interested in a trip with us, just send an email on Arctic.spearfising@gmail.com .
Don't overlook Alaska for all of the same reasons.
congratulations from northgermany!
Thank you!
nice catch mate. One day that will be my quest
Thanks bro! Def worth the travel and time to hunt these beauties! Landscape and nature just adds so much as well :)
Thanks for commenting
where is 129kilos are you kiding me,,,
Nice job sir.
thats gigantic halibut sir, it can feed an entire community.. heherhe... nice video.. great shot
Congratulations
Wow! The really get that big?
Heard stories of 400kg + fish being caught with longlines... Think the biggest official record is 315 kg
Amazing movie, so inspiring! :)
Thank you :) good to hear you like it!
Halibut are really pretty fish.
Gutsy effort, but do the right thing. Put the fish outta it's misery before you pose underwater for photos and scream on the boat. Then CELEBRATE!!!
Even with a knife to the brain it takes like 30 mins for a halibut to die
Where ? Under the sea.
Cool sport but shouldn’t those big ones be left to breed? We don’t keep anything over 126 cm here in Canada
In Norway its illegal if its over 2 metres so that would be 200 cm
Wow that one is huge 😳
Where in Norway was that
Very much North, Troms county.
Good job Brother.
Which fjord was this in?
Birds?
Incredível and beautiful congralutations💪🏼🙌🏼
What other fish does halibut taste like? Being from Hawaii we don’t have that fish.
HI808AF STATE little bit like turbot if you ever taste it white meat very soft on big fish like this one in particular
Smaller fish will tast definitely better
Klarer ikke helt å se hvilken fjelltopper som er rundt. Hvor er dette nydelige stedet?..
Hehe, dersom du er så kjent så er det best vi holder det hemmelig xD Men det er ikke så vanskelig å lete seg til det hvis man ser litt nøye rundomkring
Happy for u guys!
Dream catch!!! Where in Norway is this?? Får veldig lyst å ta en tur :)))
Great time
hvor er dette?
This video highlights many aspects of how poorly managed Norway’s fisheries are. In Alaska you are only allowed to take few halibut of this size, and there are many very large halibut as a result. I certainly don’t blame the fisherman for this, and the video was great, but it is sad that Norway does not do more to manage the fishery.
Tf you mean. Norway is the country with the best fish management in the whole world. Every fisherman have a max limit they can take each year. The amount Of cod in our oceans are the same it was 50 years ago. We know what we are doing.
@@eirikhagen5512 not even possible. For one cod travel far, they don’t stay in one place. So how could you have the same amount from 70 years ago? Second compare the numbers. You allow salmon farmers to poison your waters and then you remove the largest fish from your waters in high numbers.
@@jc13781 Right now we actually do have a problem with cod and halibut, so the minimal size has been changed so that cod under 40 cm have to be released, and halibut under 80 cm have to be released. For cod it has nothing to do with fishery though. Although the fewer halibut might be because of fishery. But dont Get me wrong, we are managing the fishing better now.
impresionante!!!
Good job .... Huuuu super big
Epic masamba 😁
Give the place on your photos so that i can learn more regarding your spearfishing
Parabéns mano.
Obrigado!
Bravi 👍
Bikaina dek, Zorionak, Bejon deizuela!
Ya're gonna need a bigger freezer.
Haha, they would probably sell some of it tho
Halibut take a long time to mature and those are the generation builders. Kinda sad to take the big one's out. The 15-50lb range is much better for eating.
When we pratice the most sustainable fishing metod known to mankind, we take the prey we find, if its in the legal limit. We manage our hunting grounds carefullly. We feed ourself and others. Bigger halibut demand more skills in the kitchen. Nothing is wasted and sad about that. Go focus your sadness on the commerical fishing industry. Probably no one that care as much for a healty halibut stock as we do.
@@arcticspearfishing4265 he is right, why take the big ones that has proven to be unhealthy, the older the more heavy metal the fish has collected. this is just a sensless trophy killing and a quite shameful one at that. fish over 200cm is anyways illegal to kill which this one by the looks of it is.
All worth the hunt for that celebration
Thanks, yea the stoke is real!
@@arcticspearfishing4265 flat fish around me aka flounder get to about 40inches...this is the size of a small raft🤣
WOW just WOW
wow!!
Beautiful! But at what point do you kill them mostly?
Salat0 2 when they r dead 💀
Usually you kill them after they stop thrashing if you try before that they will thrash and break bones
I wish they grew that big here in california
yea different breed, different species :P
When was this? Killing fish over 100kg is illegal.
Ah! Just read the info:p
Still illegal tho. The limit is 200cm or 100kg
@@postjegerolai no the law apply to length ,200 cm. Does not apply to weight by logic reasons.
@@postjegerolai shut the fuck up jonas stop being a soccer mom
Too much happy... But i am happy watching this
Good effort
Thanks bud!
@@arcticspearfishing4265 love steamed hallibut always used to have it on good friday being a christian we never used to have meat on good friday but sadly it slipped guess im a poor christian lol
No id help anyone in need if you were across the road getting a kicking off 5 guys id be straight in to help and rip them to bits
Love fishing on holiday in tennerife i caught a 12 lb barracuda a small one but god u want to see them hit a lure spaniard wanted to kill it and eat it but i said its only a baby it goes back catch it when its a big boy i waded knee deep to catch it beached it wet sand unhooked very carefully back in see
They have a set off teeth like my scottish terrier whisky the barras have deadly teeth
So do little scottish terriers back in the day they used them for flushing badgers out
Sorry i go on tight lines
Pedazo de fletan,felizziidades
Well done! But if hunters celebrated a kill like that they would get absolutely smashed online!
You already had taken over 100Kg of fish. This was an unnecessary kill.
Guess you dont have freezers in wokeland.
Hey guys. Congratulations for this Queen of the seas. I’ve fished for kveite from shore for quite some time and have a lot of respect for your catch. One mystery remains for me: how could you estimate this fish‘s length so accurately before shooting her? I am sure you would not have shot her had she been 201cm... skit fiske!
Thanks :) We thought it was around 190 cm and around the 90 kg mark. Its hard to measure the exact size of these fishes. You can never be 100 % sure but we have developed some eyemeasurement over 5 years of hunting this fish. We aim to never end up in a situation with shooting a halibut over 200cm ,its not illegal but it would be a great waste since the regulation says that caught halibut over 2 m cant be taken back to land. Needs to be released in its current state. If its deadly injured its need to be killed and thrown back in. Luckly encounter with fish over 200 cm are rare while spearfishing. From 5 years of hunting this fish we have just seen a few over 200 cm. Note! The regulation has nothing to do with population/reproduction, its because of possible risk of high levels of mercury and other stuff that can be found in top predators.
Makes sense. All large predator fish have high levels of 'risky elements'...for own consumption we shoot the 'smaller' ones. :) @@arcticspearfishing4265
Thats huge! shout out from ph.
Tre menda pezca amigo 👍👍👍👍👍😍
Are you hungry?
Fish as this big they shouldn't kill it. Let it multiply so that our sea and ocean have ENOUGH fish for centuries.
oookay
congrats bro, i really like the video
Thanks bud!
27 Feb, 2020
Question: What's for dinner tonight?
Answer: Halibut again. 😉
Congrats.
All day every day brother!
Beer batter halibut is on my mind
I feel sad and amazed at the same time. And i hate that kind of feeling.
omgggg wonderfull
you broke the law there.halibut over 2m 100 kg is illigal to bring to shore dead or alive and must be thrown overboard.new law 9 okt 2017 in norway
You got the law wrong there. Its only apply to length. 200 cm . This one was 198 cm and 129 kg due to caught late in the season and had great condition. There is no law that regulates fish after weight in Norway which make sense when you spend a second thought on it.
@@arcticspearfishing4265 you are right about that, usually a 100 kg halibut is aprox 2m long.as a halibut fisher my self i release all over 1,5 m they are not that good eating .
A fish over 150 cm need some more love and skill in the kitchen. All the fish I consumed between 50-100 kg tasted very good. But the smaller halibut range 10-15 kg is the best I think, but to say fish over 150 cm is not that good eating would never cross my mind.
@@arcticspearfishing4265 yes but they are full of toxins even here in norway, so not good for you
In you first comment you refer to the maximum regulation. This regulation is based on a report from the Norwegian
Food Safety Authority. Now you go against this report by claiming that fish between 150-200cm are full of toxin. The report concluded that halibuts up to 200 cm are save eating and not dangerous and toxic. I accept that you like the catch and release thing, its not my game at all. But pls remember to get your facts right before claiming stuff. Makes you look a bit better in future debates.
So epic!! Nice shooting yeww!
I cant wait till im 18 so i Can go spearfishing
you are monsters!!
Cheers!
No they aren’t lol
Shut up
Eh, that fish is nice but its not even as heavy as I am.
Muito legal
The hallj is real😂😂
Don't forget overkill
do you eat these fish, we have halibut in UK but they are smaller than these one
Great eating!
You get them this big in the uk too but for the big ones like this you have to go to north of scotland to thurso or west of shetland islands where these size fish are rod caught every year.
Best tasting fish but too cold 4 me lol
Just FUCKEN WOW. Congratulations on a great fish
Very nice fish, but Shoot it right behind the pectoral fin into the heart instead of wasting the cheek meat with 3 spears straight through it
Well at least it dies quicker when you aim for the head
Breadstick it dies quicker if you aim for the heart dumbass
@@jali640 You sure? If you go for the brain it can’t Even process What’s going on because it has a spear going through its head. Going for the heart will just make it bleed to death. It isn’t gonna be any faster going for the heart. It doesn’t instantly die.
OMG deamm!!!!!!👍
WOW!
Only 10kilo..
And the biggest I’ve caught is a 2 oz perch😂
halibuuuuuuuuuut
wath the name girl?
wooooooooooow
Omg!
Si much joy..for a kill
narmer sehkmet wanker