Night Dive Spearfishing in the Marshall Islands [ep12] PARADISE ISLAND

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มี.ค. 2020
  • Night diving is the most effective and enjoyable way of fishing on the island when the weather is good. Mostly everyone here would rather like to dive at night than to spend hours of diving in the daytime then later came up only with an ample amount of harvest.
    Night dive spearfishing won't make us spend many hours roaming around the reef, in an hour or two we'll be able to fill a bucket with fish, that for a week supply for an instance. We're making here sustainable fishing for our daily survival, and for any bad feedback particularly on this fishing, video isn't tolerated mostly to those who're able to criticize others without knowing first the cause of something they criticized for.
    Before tossing any protest against this video, try to bring your protest first against any of those giant fishing vessels or purse seiners from different countries who're the master of destruction in the ocean and sea, taking an unlimited amount of harvest every day for cash unstoppably! But to us, we're doing this fishing for a living so it would allow us to put a bowl of food on the table to make us survive.
    We respect your insight but still watch out any words from your mouth, some of you, in particular, using others belief to criticize and insult others as well, some twisted mentality created beliefs to provoke others for their self-interest, they act like knows everything but in reality, scared in outdoors and afraid to the experience of such an actual activity.
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  • @FreeDiver736MH
    @FreeDiver736MH  3 ปีที่แล้ว +6

    PARROTFISHES are all CORAL PREDATORS... Too many viewers had the most unusual concern on Parrotfishes because they produce fine sand according to them.
    Yeah! It's true...They produce dust, not sand! Unfortunately, these viewers are more concerned about having metric tons of dust than losing metric tons of corals each day from the PARROTFISHES that prey on them elsewhere on the planet. In my opinion, being a diver, and a researcher myself, we need more corals rather than needing more sand in our shorelines, because life is in the corals never in the dust and sand, the main objective of these people to forbidding fishermen catch any Parrotfishes is for the dust and sand that any sunbathers can have to lay on at every beach but then what benefits to any commoners would this campaign have??? Will, it provides food or livelihood to many people whose lives are basing on what they get from the reef and PARROTFISHES are among the easy catch??? Imagine, many viewers around the globe are being misinformed about the real characteristics of the Parrotfish especially the HUMPHEAD PARROTFISH, these sea elements devour coral by tons a day throughout the planet and turn them out into the dust. The sad thing was... Once an underwater sandstorm occurs, the Parrotfishes poops which are tons of dust and fine sand will cloud up from underwater plains then carried out by current where it landed killing all corals beneath. Corals do breathe through their microchannel and if these microchannels were blocked by dust the coral will die. This is one thing in reality that many article writers never put on their column because much of them are animal rights activists and don't like Parrotfishes being fish upon.
    We already had Billions of billions of tons of sand everywhere on the planet, from dessert, mountains, Ocean floors, and beaches that have been there Million of years ago and many PARROTFISH ADVOCATES still need more dust and sand from these fish. But what about Corals...??? They grew just of these days and their lives seem to come and go! Corals grow in a matter of years before reaching out into dense branching bodies, then die most of the cause is underwater erosion or underwater nature activities, and other factors due to devastating coral predatory fish among them are PARROTFISHES.
    Sadly... MISLEADING CONTENTS of many articles draw the attention of many people who also became misleading PARROTFISHES ADVOCATES claiming these fishes eat dead corals as well, if it were true then why on every sandy beach with tons of dead corals has no existence of any PARROTFISHES seen munching them? Just because PARROTFISHES only live where healthy corals are bounty, what NUTRIENTS would they get from eating dead elements for that particular reason?
    Too many PARROTFISHES ADVOCATES having more concerned about getting more dust and sand than having more corals, as a diver I witness myself and see every time I dive tons of swarming PARROTFISHES in the reef area maybe by thousands or millions in just an area I dove. Imagine how many metric tons of corals will be eaten each day by these predators in just a part of an ocean and still many misinformed fellas keep on yelling "DON'T KILL PARROTFISH..." "PARROTFISH ARE ENDANGERED..." "THEY MAKE SAND DO NOT CATCH THEM..." "THEY'RE THE OCEAN CLEANERS AND GOOD FOR OUR ECOSYSTEM..." etc...etc...etc... Well...The ocean from the very start and up to this day is COMPLETELY CLEAN, anything underwater is good elements and useful to create balance biodiversity which is beneficial to our ecosystem, each of them has roles that contribute marine lives to flow in good condition and any PARROTFISHES HAS DONE NOTHING WITH THIS! There is no dirt nor unwanted kinds of stuff in there. If anything that exists it was human waste dropped intentionally or unintentionally.
    The real ocean cleaner, if it were the issue, is the surface swimmer fishes that eat planktonic organism, somehow planktons pollute the ocean and reduce oxygen when they swarmed up by Millions of tons in every ocean elsewhere, furthermore, they became food to any fish that prey on them on a daily basis, and such nature a part of the life cycle. Many well-known writers wrote misleading articles about PARROTFISHES, without having to scrutinize the facts and the impact done by coral predatory elements such as PARROTFISHES and they were believed and followed by many people who became misinformed as well and inherit their ignorance. When PARROTFISHES eats corals, it leaves wounds and scars on it, and these wounds do not heal, it will remain wound until molds evolved and became attacking parasites beginning the sacrificing life of corals. PARROTFISHES eat coral algae too by eating the soft part of any coral sucking all algae in it then turn coral to dust, coral won't survive without algae for it is their blood and protective element against any falling debris that may fall straight to its microchannel where the algae used to travel as blood. If these microchannels were exposed by way of fish intervention like a coral is being eaten the algae will unstoppably bleed out made coral depleted until it dies.
    The Coral isn't like a tree, that once the branch broke off any soothe will soon regrow, the coral ate by PARROTFISHES it won't regrow. Corals grow in years then just being eaten in minutes by a Parrotfish, if we do not control the PARROTFISH population surely our corals are in trouble, let's have more concern on protecting the corals for they are the elements that bring us tons of fish and livelihood, protecting the predators just for the dust will give us nothing! NO FISH IN THE DUST AND FINE SAND!... FISHES ARE IN THE CORALS! LET'S PROTECT OUR CORALS!.... Now if you are not a diver and know nothing about PARROTFISHES never base on any articles do your own research in the ocean before tossing any comments concerning that fish, I will not tolerate any bad words and any annoying and unprofessional speech just by protesting on behalf of the Parrotfishes on this channel, surely your comment will right away be removed.
    THANKS FOR BEING PATIENT IN READING THIS INFORMATION HOPE THIS WILL HELP TO EDUCATE ANYONE ACTING LIKE AN EXPERT BUT IN FACT NEVER BEFORE HAD ANY EXPERIENCE IN ANY OUTDOORS ACTIVITIES BUT INSTEAD JUST BASING ON OTHERS MISLEADING ARTICLES TO PROVOKE OTHERS!
    Cheers!
    FreeDiver 736

    • @obelix-ps4bo
      @obelix-ps4bo 3 ปีที่แล้ว

      🤣parot fish genocide 🤣🤣
      I have a question what's the name of that little blue boat you carry while fishing
      And I love to eat parotfish😅😅

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@obelix-ps4bo It's a floating cooler, you can find it up on amazon using "floating cooler" as a keyword.

    • @falconi786
      @falconi786 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Thank you for the wonderful video, however your post is clearly justification for the saying "A little knowledge is dangerous".
      So yes you saw parrot fish eating corals, however most of them eat algae living in dead corals and algae growing on the rocks etc....I know this from having kept a few of them in reef tanks for over 2 decades.
      Yes they do sometimes damage small portions of living coral in this process, but the ratio is very small and overall they impact coral reefs positively by stopping them from becoming over flooded with algae, together with other grazers like tangs etc.
      I'm not against spear fishing, especially if you do so responsibly that's fine by me, but please don't believe that you're helping the reef by targeting a specific species out of ignorance, you're not.

    • @falconi786
      @falconi786 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      You know what is the biggest irony and hypocrisy with your post and video, you left the obligate corallivores for your own selfish reasons(they probably don't taste good) at 6:40 and 11:00 those were butterfly fish which only eat corals as their main diets.
      Don't get me wrong I'm not against sustainable and responsible spear fishing,I have no problem with it and I again thank you for showing us your video, it looks fun, but let's not peddle false information on parrot fish. Their main diet is proven to be algae.

    • @falconi786
      @falconi786 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      And corals that break bleed out and don't regrow!? Are you serious?!!!!????
      LMAO dude go research coral "fragging", that is literally how we marine hobbyists propagate corals, we break off branches and stick them onto frag plugs/small pieces of rock to anchor them and they regrow to form new colonies.
      In fact research has shown that these frags actually grow faster than completely new corals which grow from spawning events.
      Why did you write a long post without paragraphs that is tedious to read, the more I read the more ridiculous it becomes, maybe you didn't want intelligent people to reply? And yes I do tons of outdoor diving and activities so even that angle won't work to discount me unfortunately for you!
      I'm a fish in water!
      Oh and I snorkel/freedive and scuba too which allows you more time to sit and observe properly.

  • @DonROMEROANDOJR
    @DonROMEROANDOJR 4 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    sir, im a swimmer and now starting to do diving. i was reading your message pinned and i strongly agree to what i've read. thank you so much. may this will somehow open the minds of those who opposed would change their beliefs through more research and experience themselves diving. corals are more vulnerable to these parrotfish, and other fishes may be vulnerable as affected as well for their homes were destroyed by them.

  • @jerichorosales6886
    @jerichorosales6886 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Sarap ng parrot fish ipaksiw sa gata ng niyog dabest sa lahat

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Tama ka jan bro. Kahit prito nalang, at inihaw, at lalo pa kung daing masarap talaga.

  • @obdaking
    @obdaking 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Nice stufff bro👍🏾

  • @josephaguon703
    @josephaguon703 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Great dive nice catch 🐟👌👍👌

  • @santosorsolino1702
    @santosorsolino1702 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Ayus yan ah! One shoot lang dalawa huli 😄😄😄👍👍👍👍👍👍!!!

  • @hobbyseeker7216
    @hobbyseeker7216 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Na miss ko tuloy probinsya nmen sa Catanduanes lalo na pag nangingilaw kmi ng mga tropa pag gabi.... tapos pag uwi sabay luto , foodtrip tas empi ano pa... hahhhaa

  • @DavidYarafaisou
    @DavidYarafaisou 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Nice one brotha, you are absolutely right, and nice video.

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Thank you so much brotha, have a nice day to you keep safe always.

  • @ivor393
    @ivor393 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    It's the most enjoyable ,peaceful time to dive. I had a buechat champion gun 2mm wetsuit. Wide light. .. .. parrots. Huge lobster. ... spoilt for choice....... Keep it going 👍

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Thanks you so much for watching brotha, keep in touch.

  • @mikepascual4963
    @mikepascual4963 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Ayus yang fish container mo ah Creekkooler hahaha shout out naman dyan para sa mga Filipino Divers here in Saipan Island, many thanks and be safe. . .

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว

      Thanks for watching bro, sure for the next video I'll shout you out.

  • @rochelioplayz4743
    @rochelioplayz4743 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Ag sarap talaga ng dangit at parrot fish lano nat sa gabi talaga nag eh spearfishing

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Correct bro, kung may lugar lamang jan sa Pinas na pweding magtambay sa gabi ng spearfishing pwedi tayong bumuo ng group just for adventure di ba?

    • @rochelioplayz4743
      @rochelioplayz4743 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@FreeDiver736MH pwede rin bro kaso wala dito samin ma tambayan ehh chaka gusto ko rin mka pag adventure ng ibat ibang lugar na pwede ring ma spearfishing sa gabi

  • @gesanielmagdaraog6495
    @gesanielmagdaraog6495 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Mannn. I wanted to be like you. I miss my dad. He used to bring fish late at night spearfishing at night 🌃🐠so that we can have a food for a week 😇🙏 god bless to you sir

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว

      You can do it fella, just keep your dream be there in your heart, do frequent practice and be fearless to dive day time or at dark night, with or without sharks.

  • @irfanopeter8722
    @irfanopeter8722 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    hallo salam kenal

  • @Ariya_fishing
    @Ariya_fishing 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Nice video boss,new subscriber

  • @joshuariketa6777
    @joshuariketa6777 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    2.48....nice!

  • @gutierrezmarjassonpatrick9196
    @gutierrezmarjassonpatrick9196 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    whats the name of your flahlight and the cooler bro?

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว

      ODEPRO WD40 1050 LUMENS underwater torch flashlight at ang floater ay creekkooler from creekkooler.com at mabibili pareho sa amazon.com

  • @hudassakalam2487
    @hudassakalam2487 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    potek pinoy pala kala ko foreign haha ! new subscriber here paps

    • @jamaicarubia785
      @jamaicarubia785 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      pwede tumawa sa comment na to. Haha

    • @hudassakalam2487
      @hudassakalam2487 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@jamaicarubia785 sige tawa lang po maam nyahahaha liligawan kita sige ka

    • @jamaicarubia785
      @jamaicarubia785 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@hudassakalam2487 yehey, magkakaasawa nako 😂

    • @hudassakalam2487
      @hudassakalam2487 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      @@jamaicarubia785 wahahaha seryoso ? sige ligawan kita hahaa akin na fb mo add kita dito ko lang pala makikita forever ko haha

    • @jamaicarubia785
      @jamaicarubia785 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@hudassakalam2487 booo alanq poreber 👎😂

  • @donhenlykaabay9959
    @donhenlykaabay9959 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Sir san mo po nabili yang lalagyan mo nang hule?

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว

      amazon.com [keyword] floating cooler.

  • @nanitarkio4060
    @nanitarkio4060 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    iakwe jen hawaii emman wot video in am, jeraman woj im anij emman😊

  • @titoabai1466
    @titoabai1466 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Anong gmit mong flashlight boss? Ang liwanag nyan maganda

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Underwater Torch flashlight 1500 lumens made in Japan.

  • @tocmoraffy5238
    @tocmoraffy5238 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    . qanda nmn talaga jan idol... Dalawanq huli sa isanq tirA... At saka idol asan na yunq laqi kunq sinabi sayu.. Ipakita mo naman yunq huli mo

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      May kuha na ako sa mga catch ko kaso madaming bad feedback kaya di ko pa napagpapasyahang ipakita ang mga huli. Siguro by next episode if mag dive uli ako sa isla.

  • @yuntreelandag1917
    @yuntreelandag1917 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    bat subrang dami isda sa inyo at napaka ganda pa ng corals

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว

      Tama ka napakagaganda ng mga corals dito dahil controlled ang population ng mga Parrotfishes, sila kasi ang sumisira sa mga corals kinakain nila ito at ginagawa nilang buhangin, iyan ang ipinaglalaban ng maraming pinoy sa Pinas wag daw humuli ng Parrotfish dahil gumagawa ng buhangin, mas mahal nila ang buhangin kesa sa mga corals.

  • @ronelosullano5639
    @ronelosullano5639 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Sir ano po bang gamit niyong pamana

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Three prong Pole Spear homemade. Kung paano gawin iyan watch this video baka gusto mong gumawa ng para sa sarili mo. studio.th-cam.com/users/videoyWcy03qWJks/edit

  • @alexanderdecio9107
    @alexanderdecio9107 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Wish i could swim with you sir😁😁😁

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว

      So good and I could share with you some ideas how to spearfish and recognize things needed to get understood underwater.

  • @hudassakalam2487
    @hudassakalam2487 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    does all the fish you speared is ok to eat? it looks like an aquarium fish

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Ok to eat lahat iyan bro at di ako humuhuli ng aquarium fish or butterfly fishes kita naman sa video kinukuhanan ko lang sila ng shot. Salamat sa panonood at subscription.

    • @hudassakalam2487
      @hudassakalam2487 4 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@FreeDiver736MH napeke mko bro kala ko foreign vlogger ka haha hilig ko kasi gnitong content mga catch and cook and spearfishing

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@hudassakalam2487 Thanks for watching bro keep in touch.

  • @rickysaniel1360
    @rickysaniel1360 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Sir, pakita mo naman ung mga huli mo sa susunod

  • @zialadventuretv9904
    @zialadventuretv9904 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Ano gamit nyo boss ganda yan ah

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว

      Three prong pole spear [homemade]... Thanks for watching.

  • @junreynapuli4968
    @junreynapuli4968 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Sayang yung parrot fish they creat white sand 😢

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Wag mong panghinayangan ang white sand napakadami na niyan kahit saan mayroon tayo niyan, ang panghinayangan mo ang mga corals na kinakain ng Parrotfish at ginagawang white sand, walang isda sa white sand ang isda nasa coral at ang mga Parrotfish peste sa coral kaya kung di babawasan ang population nila mayayari ang mga bahura natin. Wag maniwala sa mga Parrotfish advocates niluluko nila ang mga tao sa campaign nila na ang parrotfish ay nakabubuti daw sa mga corals. Paano makabubuti coral nga ang niyayari nila dahil kinakain nila ito?

    • @junreynapuli4968
      @junreynapuli4968 3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Ahhh... Kala ko may batas na ipinag babawal kunin ang parrot fish

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@junreynapuli4968 Walang batas na nagbabawal humuli ng Parrotfish, kaya nga itong mga nagsasabinbg bawal hulihin ang parrotfish hinihingan ko ng article of law kung saan ito mababasa at sino ang author pero wala namang ibinibigay, walang sino man ang may karapatang magbawal sa isang tao na makinabang at humuli ng mga hayop na nilikha ng Dios para sa tao lalo na kung di naman ito endangered, at ang parrotfish ay hindi endangered trilyon-trilyon ang dami nila sa dagat at iton'y nakikita ko bilang isang diver.

  • @amirmeras7358
    @amirmeras7358 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Sayang yung nakawala boss.. Mamamatay dn naman na yun

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว

      Nakuha ko din iyon bro walang nakalusot doon lahat nahuli uli yung mga nakawala.

  • @harroldducay7181
    @harroldducay7181 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Is that lowtide bro

    • @FreeDiver736MH
      @FreeDiver736MH  4 ปีที่แล้ว

      Yes... Low tide coming to high tide, the right time for getting into night dive spearfishing.

  • @juniorenguito9851
    @juniorenguito9851 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Wag mong hulihin Ang parrot fish.

  • @stephanelevy6451
    @stephanelevy6451 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    You lose