I agree, but do question how many halibut they actually needed for themselves? Had they fished stand up rod & reel style, they could of released a few & only kept the largest.

Thanks for your comment. That free swimming one was truly a monster. The gopro really doesn't do it justice. It's hard to get a sense of scale but I have a feeling it was close to 100kg...

​@@JoePkSpearfishingDo you agree with the comment above? Killing Big breeders is just for show

On the other side of the debate is keeping one bigger fish so you don’t have to take more than one.

Not many divers and fishermen think about protecting the big breeders and taking the smaller fish. Worst of all, take only what you are going to eat. The endlessly providing ocean we once thought it was, no longer exists. It is time to start spreading the idea about the preservation of the big fish, and taking only medium to small ones, which of course are the best eating.

Thanks again Mr Mann. If it wasn't for your coaching though in round 1 I'd have probably just caught a cold.

Perhaps a trip to alaska? Think you've got some pretty amazing halibut to be had there.

Thanks for your comment David 👍

Thanks! You're so right. There is so much that can potentially go wrong on a trip like this but everything seemed perfect 🙏

Glad you enjoyed it! Look forward to sharing more in 2024.

Many thanks!

Many thanks, really pleased to hear you enjoyed my narration too!

Thanks so much for your comment!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

Many thanks! Yes I'm really happy with how this one came together.

Still can't believe they did!😍

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

Haha! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching Andrew, glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks!

Thanks Thomas. I have plans to post a lot more in 2024 👌

Thanks so much!

Thank you Mr Jamie X

Thanks so much!

Thanks! I definitely have been spoiled this year, but eating all the better for it!

@@JoePkSpearfishing I bet mate! Have you got any more trips planned or are you waiting for the weather to turn in the UK like the rest of us??😂

grazie mille Antonio!

It really was incredible! Thanks so much for your comment.

Glad to see you still commenting Mr Robson!!!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

It was unreal! Thanks 😀

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

thanks 😍

Thanks so much so glad you enjoyed the vid! Haha! I left them be I can spear them ten minutes from my house 😀

Thanks Russell 👍

haha thanks!

Thank you very much Gui! Hope all is well

Yes it was incredible. I couldn't work out what it was at first!

I did all summer runs for 5 years scouring different kinds of location until I got my first one. It’s about finding the right place. I was confined to doing it from the shore, so it was a bit of research but actually really worth in terms of looking for the right circumstances. Once you find that good spot for the right time of the year - there is a lot more of a guarantee. In my experience it’s been best last half of august, when the water clears a bit from dying seagrass and algae and on into september or november. But I’ve heard old fishermen say differently also, this is off the shore, it may be different further out but they seem to come into the shallows to rest in warmer water after feeding or soak up some vitamin D. I’ve killed 20+kg halibut in just 2-3 metres of sea water. In the old days people would spear them with a long weighted spear from a boat spotting them by looking into the water with a makeshift telescope. Anyway - part of the trick seems to be that you want a patch of good sandy, rocky, gravelly seabed with at least periodically strong current going through and it can be sorta shallow in the 1-20 metre range, and then if there is some nearby deep water that drops to like a couple hundred metres or more that’s a good combination. They can hunt, lounge, rest, move according to temperature and water quality, they can escape seals etc. The good thing about doing it from the shore is that not a lot of boat fishermen usually hang out there. A few locals may, but the tourists tend to overlook it.

Thanks so much Malcolm!

Thanks so much mr wyness! I think the fishing gods were looking down on us with a smile this time 😀

Cheers Mr Dunn!

Thanks for your comment Joey! Make it happen!

Woah that was a while ago! Thanks for still tuning in dude!

Cheers to you!

Thanks so much and great to hear from you Mr Sinclair. I hope there will be more spearfishing stories next year 😊

I’ve had a very busy year and not got in with the camera much, plan to do a lot more recording next year, keep your videos like this coming

@@sinclairsspearfishingstori9310 This is fantastic news, look forward to seeing them

Thanks 😍👍

Many many thanks 👍👌

Thanks a lot 😊

Thanks!

It was hard to do when we were out there for halibut, but glad I did now. Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

Many thanks admiral!

Yeah it would have been angry if I'd speared him for sure.

Thanks Matt, I just hate the idea of wasting fish.

You showed remarkable restraint, especially given that it was a split-second decision.

Thanks 😀

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

Thanks! You should go for it! Beautiful place.

Thanks Mr Grigg!

Awesome! Thank you so much for subscribing!

😍Thanks

It certainly was! I'd love to visit aus (the underwater bit) but not been there yet. Good luck 👌

Thanks 👍

Carl is a legend!

Thanks so much! Agreed the location was stunning. I would say it cost us about a grand each. Definitely worth siphoning every penny!

Cheers Jack! We were all wearing 7mm 👍