Shore Dive Spearfishing | ADRENO

[@LucasHxnt]

I'm 16 and been spearfishing for a year, me and some buddies went down to the beach with about 10ft visibility, I used a 75cm gun with barely any line. I managed to shoot a 60 pound cobia and stoned him. The only downside to the weekend was walking down the beach for 20 minutes with a 60 pound fish on my back.

[@bobcat2938]

:)

[@knightclan4]

A memory you will never forget

[@Takour1]

Totally worth it though!

[@a09juanito87]

Well im 14, in one month im 15. İ have a 60 and a 90cm. İm from malta and ive caught countless fish, vopi, seabream, mullet, octopus, squid and moray eel's.

[@coveybaby]

man that's loads of great info for a newbie like me! cheers man

[@skinz1234]

From the USA here thanks for the tips!!! But what is headland, gutters, and green zones? Never heard these words!!!

[@ADRENO]

Hey, headlands (land that juts out) and gutters (holes along the surf) are spots along the coast where you're more likely to find fish. Green Zones are protected areas where you're not allowed to fish or spear.

[@oldmate8911]

You seem like an absolute legend

[@jakeireland7169]

Yes he’s a leg 🦵 end

[@wineandthewild3760]

Can you do one on how to interpret swell or surf reports or whatever else you use when trying to figure out dive conditions for a new area from a remote location? i.e. I am 3 hours from the coast and while I happily make that trip only to discover there is 1ft of visibility, it would be very helpful to know how to make some basic inferences from weather reports. Obviously, 10ft swell 4sec apart or mid-tropical storm should be avoided, but past that I have no idea

[@noahrosales7088]

Just search surf forecast Surfline works great it tells you the tide and swell and all that jazz nothing about water quality though

[@bobcat2938]

This was great thank you.

[@lukeatkins7698]

Very informative video dude, thanks heaps!

[@YOGiiZA]

I mostly Shore dive on the east coast of Florida . We have lots of great fish to spear near shore, especially near the river mouths. It sounds like you all have very cool topography to explore down under. Thank you for sharing the tips

[@domlipski5226]

River mouths are be a little dicey on the east coast of Aus. Poor visibility and bullies don't mix well.

[@michaelbacile8439]

I’m in central Florida, went down to the keys to spear for the first time. I’m looking to shore dive closer to home. How do you find spots? I’m close to the new smyrna Daytona area

[@YOGiiZA]

@@michaelbacile8439 Big animals hang out in all the river mouths. as close as you can get to a river mouth the better. slack high tide will have clearest water and least amount of current

[@chrismccoy5307]

Thanks man, love you...

[@Kanti12311]

Windyty app is good too

[@dcgo44r]

I watched the whole video, but what did he say?

[@VidarrKerr]

IDK, he was uptalking thru the whole thing.

[@LegionarHR]

haha that shoulders dance on the beggining xD

[@timhartnett4322]

Got any tips on how to keep from losing your catch bag to sharks?

[@NoobSpearoSpearfishing]

Try the Wettie boat float!

[@reubenhassell1836]

do i need a dive flag for shore diving

[@rheyza4475]

Yeah I need to know this too. Surely its legal...? The spot I'm thinking of going is sheltered from boats and whatnot.

[@publoesky7305]

@@rheyza4475 Might be legal but your better off taking one for safety!