Thanks 🤩

Thanks Manu and Max :) Awesome that you're currently in the Bahamas! To begin with we tried basic polespears and slings bought in local shops but it was a struggle for us to catch anything. Will Trubridge in the film was using a Guerrilla Sling made by Headhunter Spearfishing (who are based in Florida), and we ourselves started having success using their Nomad and Predator polespears. It was truly a gamechanger, and I would highly recommend their stuff. Always tricky getting things shipped to the boat while cruising but in this case it's absolutely worth it! www.headhunterspearfishing.com/ In terms of spots it's such a vast area and there's so much to discover of course. If you send us a private message (on something like instagram) I'll tell you about one of our favourite areas

Thank you!! I’ve sent you a private message on instagram.

Thanks Andy!! 😊

So cool to hear you're planning something similar! Thanks for reaching out with the nice comment too which means a lot 🙏

Thanks that's very kind ❤️ and we're so happy to finally share it

Yay! Yeah was so cool for you to come out to the boat at that time ❤️ and meeting Frenchie felt so spontaneous and fortunate!

Thank you so much!

Thanks so much! We’re filming in a log colour profile, editing in Final Cut X, exporting as ProRes 4444, and using DaVinci Resolve for colour corrections and grading. (Using ‘scene cut detection’ in Resolve to separate back into individual shots prior to working).

Thanks Chris!

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Thanks so much! Really happy you enjoyed the video 😀

Thanks Jeff! Good luck with your adventures 🤙

Thanks Ian!

Thanks Fergus! Most of our work now is remote video editing for clients and the occasional filming shoot. This is supplemented by contributions for these videos on Patreon. For our new Water People project we have a partnership with a non-profit who has similar objectives, so this helps a bit too. This combination allows us to just about pay the bills and keep the boat afloat.

Thanks Fergus, appreciate that :) We find KZbin ads spoil the experience so we turn off the monetisation option and we buy music licenses to be sure that ads don’t come on. Instead we prefer to use Patreon. The monthly contributions we get pays some of the expenses such as hard drive space and music rights. We need all the help we can get to continue the videos because we don’t have savings and already we do other jobs along the way to just about pay our bills. Patreon works great because it keeps the videos free to everyone and with no ads, while giving the option to help us out for those that want to. So with that being said, we’ll always need to mention Patreon.

Thanks Norman! We recommend the west coast of Scotland very highly!