No not far out, camera often makes it look clearer. There are plenty of locations along Aucklands coast (mainly north) that can often have decent visibility on a regular basis if you monitor the weather before hand and work the tides, its not uncommon to have 5-10m visibility.
It depends where you are located, as the length of speargun thats best to use is dictated by the visibility, depth and species you are hunting. Most of the time in the upper north Island of NZ we use a 110cm gun (barrel length). but in winter often shorter around 100cm.
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That breathe hold is unreal
Amazing diving. Love your channel and learn a lot. Thanks!
Mean Jackson. Mean. That's a pretty productive ledge that one.
Really productive dive mate 👍🏼
Awesome vid as always - hey have you ever speared gurnard? Would love a vid on that one day with some tricks and tips chur
Yes maybe we will look at doing a video this winter for Gurnard!
Raw fish, yum? Best way to eat fresh fish 👍🏾good stuff m8
Dirty? That’s better viz than I’ve dived around the Auckland coast for years. I guess you were far out at the offshore islands?
No not far out, camera often makes it look clearer. There are plenty of locations along Aucklands coast (mainly north) that can often have decent visibility on a regular basis if you monitor the weather before hand and work the tides, its not uncommon to have 5-10m visibility.
what size of spear gun do you use?
I am a beginner and am wondering what size to get for a forst gun.
It depends where you are located, as the length of speargun thats best to use is dictated by the visibility, depth and species you are hunting. Most of the time in the upper north Island of NZ we use a 110cm gun (barrel length). but in winter often shorter around 100cm.
Awesome video! Can you please do an episode of techniques to catch Gurnard?