Wettie TV - Tips for Fears while Spearfishing and Freediving

[@antonposa5345]

Thank you for acknowledging these uneasy feelings. For the most part I listen to them, as they are a bit of a survival instinct that keeps me safe. But I know that, to improve, I need to push through them to an extent. Because when you're down there those fears go away.

[@freedomralley6624]

Thanks for addressing this. I dive in the South Island and dirty water is almost the norm. It takes me a bit to overcome my fear of what’s below but as you say once you’re on the bottom it isn’t too bad.

[@stealthy919]

Awesome vid. Few nice deep breaths goes a long way for relaxing the body too!

[@mattw5684]

Good to see you passing on fish that you don't need. Great example for other spearos.

[@HoriandRangisAdventures]

Keep them coming guys :) just subscribed

[@willstokes2362]

Thanks for bringing this up and for the tip.

[@magasiva6963]

Magic another epic vid cheers team.

[@Evan-pq7fn]

Good footage mate.

[@levileith3318]

great video I love the local shore dive videos aswell

[@hanoitripper1809]

Good tips. I keep thinking of how Rob Allen dived straight onto a great white on his 1st ever dive

[@TheNsNZ]

Got the story on that somewhere? That's classic

[@hanoitripper1809]

@@TheNsNZ i think I read it on a South African website ages ago. It’s pretty funny

[@EthanYeo1]

Another top video! I love how you practice sustainability, I don't know if I'd be able to pass up on a kingy 😅 Roughly how deep were you diving in this video/

[@WettieNZ]

Mostly around 20 metres.

[@jasonjohnson5366]

Can you do a video on how to glue wetsuits

[@vincentpenman856]

Great video. Just wanted to know what boat that is?

[@adeleandgrantscobie5301]

Thanks tips old pig hunting mate love the videos

[@memai976]

can you catch boar fish with hook rod

[@WettieNZ]

Pretty rare but have heard of a few people catching them with soft baits, most likely by mistake as they feed on worms in the sand.

[@brendanhowley2964]

I noticed on your flopper u have a little rubber band. Does it slip off as u shoot the fish? Or do u just remove it before using the gun

[@WettieNZ]

Our flopper rings come off by either the water pressure during the shafts flight or when passing through the fish. Never a problem of it staying on. This helps with accuracy.

[@watchavideoalot]

Can you do a video on how to deal with sharks?????

[@gregorythompson6521]

Done it 300 times in dirty water, scared shitless until i see the Mulloway,, But anyway after 2 shark attacks my worst fears come true,,,, thats it for me, with Great Whites in vast numbers now, Australian east coast population of 8000 plus Whites i cant help but think about ALL the EXTREEMLY lucky dives i had .

[@azuregojira4776]

I’m not scared of anything but my breathold

[@rudiv9019]

Dirty water????? You can’t be serious