Well done on the video, loved it! Great fish, lots of fun to watch. Just found your channel, Thanks for sharing the fun, very cool! Great to see some local content ripping it up! Cheers and Beers - Dive Safe!
why would we ? they are icons of the sea and protected species. All the fish in the video are allowed to be speared and didn't go to waste. you may think otherwise but we follow the rules and regulations. Being in WA allows us to spear blue grouper as the population is massive around the southwest, unlike other parts of Australia where they are protected due to the dense fishing and spearfishing.
@@magpie6982 It was a big male coming to the end of its life as they are slow growers and mature around the size of 65cm to 82cm. but we are all entitled to our opinions. how you feel is probably no different to how vegans feel about farming. as I said we follow rules and regulations and only take what we need. i understand what your saying, but if it was a issue with populations and breeding fisheries would have them classed as a protected species.
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bro's using a tank and shooting the easiest fish to spear💀
Scuba spearing is crazy 😂
bros using a tank 💀
Gotta love the SW some awesome spots for a dive
Nice work
Well done on the video, loved it! Great fish, lots of fun to watch. Just found your channel, Thanks for sharing the fun, very cool! Great to see some local content ripping it up! Cheers and Beers - Dive Safe!
Okay I get that blue groper is legal to spear in wa but the scuba spearing is 100% cheating 😂
Suprised you didn't shoot the seal and dolphins too,
why would we ? they are icons of the sea and protected species. All the fish in the video are allowed to be speared and didn't go to waste. you may think otherwise but we follow the rules and regulations. Being in WA allows us to spear blue grouper as the population is massive around the southwest, unlike other parts of Australia where they are protected due to the dense fishing and spearfishing.
@@saltandsand6832 mate you got to be really hard up to spear a big old breeder like that ,but like you say rules are rules.
@@magpie6982 It was a big male coming to the end of its life as they are slow growers and mature around the size of 65cm to 82cm. but we are all entitled to our opinions. how you feel is probably no different to how vegans feel about farming. as I said we follow rules and regulations and only take what we need. i understand what your saying, but if it was a issue with populations and breeding fisheries would have them classed as a protected species.
touces "acteurs " qui vivent dans des demeures coutant parfois des dizaines de millions de dollars sont pitoyables et arrogants
So many salty comments I freedive spearfish personally but if I had the chance to scuba spear I would..
Mate using a tank is not spearfishing, that is actually sad, dislike.
Not impressive at all with scuba tanks, didn't even think u were aloud to spearfish with them on in wa.
sure can!
@@saltandsand6832 come on bro try without tanks next time for a challenge. I'll probably enjoy ur content
@@boncarter5055 Theres nothing more peaceful than being underwater on scuba, I free dived before switching best thing I've ever done.
@@saltandsand6832 where is this in Bremer Bay??
@@njr1183 yep