Spearfishing in Australia

[@ChonkieC]

Thanks Vice for giving us some decent wholesome content. Much appreciated

[@tenoki]

I am glad that he mentioned the part of leaving it exactly how they found it. I cannot stress this enough to people that want to go out and enjoy nature. Do it for the wild life, do it for the people that will come after you.

[@tomalophicon]

They killed a heap of wildlife though

[@4amwaj]

@@tomalophiconhave you ever eaten anything that was once alive?

[@KuyaNono6457]

I can see your goodheart sir Tim. May God bless you always and your family.. Dive safe

[@AydinProductionsLtd]

My brother inlaw is from. Logan but living in Canada the past few years. Went to Aussie with family back in 2016 loved it. Wish I could do this but living in the Canadian Rockies I can only flyfish or bowhunt ;)

[@depredadoremperador1682]

great documentary ! a good spearfisherman tim mcdonad

[@ralphfreeman255]

What a great experience! I've enjoyed this..

[@michaelmcquaid693]

Another great video

[@Anonymous-007]

VICE = Unique Content 🔥

[@grootygroot6351]

I use to live in Florida and would catch Spanish Macs, they are a great tasting fish and really fun to catch. Make sure you use wire leader though, they have some crazy wicked teeth. On an other subject, I respect your beliefs as a religious man. I am buddhist, but I believe we should respect one another in that sense and never ridicule any religion as long as it's not harming anyone for forced on anyone. World Peace

[@markokuncic199]

So cool!

[@NickTaylorRickPowers]

Wait why the fuck can't you see your hand in the ocean just off our coast ?

[@abyss13420]

De Nouméa magnifique j'adore

[@HendarSpearo]

Amazing. Very nice Contant video👍👍

[@jinovtdott6667]

“23.5 kilos = just under 60lbs” ok

[@nauseous3925]

STRAYA!!

[@SpearfishingPalawan_07]

very Nice, Philippines spear Fisher man her

[@zy823]

Does anybody know if this Tim guy has any social media accounts ot anyway I can connect with him on? He used to be a chaplin at my primary school at Crestmead would really love to say hi!

[@danielvodo1]

Tim mcdonald spearfishing

[@zy823]

@@danielvodo1 I ended up connecting with him and thanked him!

[@johnyg78]

Yehaaaaaa boys!!!!

[@soymaxxing]

This is really cool! I can't imagine sleeping in a boat like that :o

[@Rajiveee]

What if you come across a salty...

[@theprimordialvoid]

Say a prayer and hope they aren’t interested 😂

[@michaelbryan5204]

Is a good look

[@budalmancingbm9480]

I like it... Brother

[@dominicm255]

They killed several very large fish, far more than they could eat between them in the time they were away. I'm just wondering, did they refrigerate the meat and take home or discard once killed for sport??

[@SBHU]

The big coolers, hold ice for like 2-6 days depending on cooler quality. Tom is a Pro and known in the sport. the fish will last 4-6 days untill frozen back at home. It is gutted on spot and bled out in the water.

[@ghhhjj5160]

Its "Sport". And no, a fish they was in ice for 5-6 days dont taste like a fresh fish. And many fish where killed while its their record, not while they taste good. And i often see that they shoot at every fish, it is to big and they lose him they shit in this. How i was, they record count and rarely arts where shoot too. Im fishing with a rod, the fish had the choice to eat the bait or Not and rare or the most fish where realesed. But one or two snapper for sashimi in board are very tasty. Wayne, when you dont break the law is it allowed.

[@theprimordialvoid]

No one in Australia hunts for sport, always eat what we kill or give it away to friends and family.

[@aldogjipali2835]

Of course they eat them

[@aldogjipali2835]

@@ghhhjj5160 fish could definitely stay fresh for 2-3 days if stored properly on ice and bled. And they don't shoot at anything

[@INSANEFAME]

With exploding tips

[@Rubibi-saltwaterjim]

Leave it exactly how we found it, or better. there's always someone elses rubbish washed up.

[@anthonytan2074]

FIRST!

[@DETH_FROM_ABOVE]

The similarities of Spearfishing and Bow Hunting are amazing. Shame one seems acceptable and the other not.

[@vb982]

Why I think I have watched a video of this guy before??

[@ChonkieC]

Youngblood’s from Australia does similar fishing videos...and Australians love their spear fishing

[@stevenhuynh8843]

Same thing I was thinking

[@jarrodg8790]

He does a video of spearing a black marlin and this same video was featured on munchies channel

[@aldogjipali2835]

He has his own channel but you have most likely seen him on Daniel Mann's channel

[@rudrigodiaz1099]

spearfishing is a sport now? I thought it is supposed to be a means of livelihood. Don't we have another topic other than this ****?!