Any idea about the dive computer?

Or recommend brands?

@@Doqtorify still looking for one ?

@Alfonso Andy nobody cares !

@Ali Castiel nobody use flixzone, its a scam

BurninatorTheTrogdor neoprene works better than any other accessory. You just have to add anelastic rope on the front of the pissette, for not let any water to come in. So... Open the elastic rope, pee, close the pissette again with the elastic rope. I do it for 6 years now and works like a charm ! At winter time, you don't have to go deep. The most common fishes in the water, are mostly sea bass and mulet and octopus. And you find them at 0,50 - 4 meters... There's no real danger in those depths. Just be cautious where you are diving and that's all.

I can recommend the aforementioned but I know there's a couple of other brands out there. Let me know what you go for cheers

Things that really helped me progress I wish I'd known sooner!

Glad it was useful video Dominic

Thanks Roger

Thank you Mr Robson.

You're welcome.

Ahh you lucky boy! NZ looks amazing...

Hi Reuben. Thanks for checking out the videos. I always opt for a 7mm jacket and 5mm trousers. With 3mm socks and gloves. This seems to be the answer for most of the Devon/Cornwall Spearos year round. You'll need about 6Kg of lead. Camo or black really doesn't matter. Well done on focusing on what matters! A suit that will keep you warm and a mask that is comfortable is the main event to begin with. The rest can come later. Hope you get some nice fish! And stay tuned for some more helpful videos I'll make this winter!

Great advice.... just what I wanted to hear. I really got into spearing after fishing my local spots for years and wanting to take a better look at how the fish move and are using the structures underwater. But I'm hooked now and do both about the same. On a different note, I run a Stand up paddleboard website and KZfaq channel called SUPboarder. If you haven't already SUPing is great for spearfishing. Smaller then a boat and so good at holding gear and fish and you have the ability to move spots up the coast pretty easy too. Inflatable SUPS are great for harder to get places to. Means more gear though🙁. Anyway thanks again and from a fellow KZfaqr keep up the good work. Reuben.... ps have you done a video on your breath up techniques??

My weight vest is actually mares, but they'll all take your standard kilo of lead in each compartment. I use 3Kg in mine and 4kg on the weightbelt. Ditch weightbelt in emergency, not weight vest.

Would you recommend getting a weight belt that has a strap and clip across the front. I've noticed some don't, they are like a bolero and I'm a bit worried they might slip around.

Hi Tony sorry about my late reply. I actually find the Beauchat carbons a little on the stiff side for me. I have sold these fins now and have invested in some soft/medium blades with pathos footpockets. If you after some new fins and diving south hams way you should pop in and see Barcley at the spearfishing store in Totnes! Some of the new carbons in are superb

@@JoePkSpearfishing Oh, it's in Totnes now? That is more convenient. I visited the old store in Brixham last year, technically closed at the time, they very kindly helped me out. Thanks for the info. Also saw since that Ryan E. damaged his Beuchat carbon fin blades (and lost a carbon fin from your boat!).

Hi Rich, I wouldn't like to give advice on the exact type of fin, it depends on you and the kind of diving, how deep, and how powerful you are... I think the fotpocket is critical, well fitting, I have pathos, and then the blade, perhaps medium stiffness is best, too soft and you lack power. Sorry the late response.

Thanks for the reply Joe. The omer footpocket fits me well, so I will be sticking with that. I will look into which carbon blade would suit me best. Cheers.

Thanks mate. Personally I wouldn't go too stiff with the fins, soft suits me but get some other opinions. Definitely start with a 75 gun :)

Dinesh Thirupuvanarajah soft fins and watch a video of "how to swim with carbon fins". You must do it right, in order to get the best of it. The length of the gun... Well.... It depends on how clear the waters are in your area. But a 75 is a "must" in every spearos' gear. I suggest you buy one with a reverse trigger, 2 bands of 14mm and a 115cm shaft with 6,25mm thickness, with shark fins on it.

Great tips Teo. Thank you for this. I've been looking at both Cressi cherokee 75 as well as the Rob Allen Scorpio 80. However, I've decided to visit a shop locally to talk to them as compared to buying it online. So will definitely ask them about the reverse trigger and the 2 bands. Once again thank you for this. :)

Dinesh Thirupuvanarajah They will probably suggest you with a single 17,5 band. I've tested both options and the Two 14mm works better on this shaft and this length of a gun. And the best thing is that you can load them effortless

You are spot on mate. On the website they say it comes with a single 16mm band.. But will ask them about the two 14mm... Thanks again for the advise. Always to good to learn from the experts! : )

Weight vest I should have said is just for shallow diving here in the uk where the water is cold and we have 7mm suits this can help. Thanks

Joe Pk also keep in your mind %70 life losts happen as black out (senkop) between 0-5m

Yes but is that not after coming up from deep dive?

Joe Pk No. If you look at the statistics you will see the most dangerous is 0-5m. Because everyone thinks that they can come whenever they want so spend time fearless. The result: they die. If you don’t mind keep like this but if you’re a sensitive hearted, later you may blame yourself. Mine is a neighborly comment only.

@@Kpt.BirolBaydar blackouts will commonly occur in the last 5m of water when ascending, but not likely to happen when your dive is only 5m to the bottom

OK

denmyos Not long- In a few months I went from being a 5-10m diver to being comfortable 15-20m diver.

Joe Pk South Devon Foraging Ok. Just had my first 10m dive yesterday. I probably could have gone a few meters deeper, but I had trouble equalising why ears and mask. As soon as I get that under control I'm heading for deep water.😊

denmyos very wise to get comfortable with equalising, always surface and take your time. 10m is a pretty good depth for a lot of stuff, however the pollock certainly tend to be deeper. And 15m is very useful. Unless you're in Cornwall. All the best with your progress. What watch are you using?

Joe Pk South Devon Foraging Yes I'm pretty satisfied with 10m. Key word for me was/is ... comfortable... So I'll do alot of dives to 8-9-10m Until I got everything under control.😊 Oceanic f10 V3.

Great, once you start going deeper than 10m It can pay to wait for a calm day with great vis and sunshine, dive to 10 and you'll get negatively buoyant, then freefall, focusing on being relaxed. A consistent routine to relax and breathe up too.

nothing says "to improbe your diving" get new glasses

You sir are a fucktard

1st you must have a boat 2nd the dive can be from 20-30 minutes to 4-6 hours+ which will bring you the need for piss (because meanwhile you drink water). I piss 4-6 times. People who says different, hasn't used it. Use it and then we can here your preferred choice

Teo Tsakiris I changed, now i prefer taking a shit at 18 meters

@@singaporeseaslugs1393 good boooooyyyy... Now eat it !

Teo Tsakiri no u

Haha. It was a joke done by a friend😅

Elh Wade I think it's worth it if you're committed to the hobby.

Joe Pk of course ive been buying stuff since last year im saving up for a diving classes

Elh Wade ok nice. Is that a freediving course of a spearfishing course?

WCS123 I’m not sure they’re his nails mate

i have a tip for you, know the difference between men and women .. fucksake